Pint Saized Art History

Horrifying humanity used to scare demons...Dani^2 with Squid this time around to talk about art where the sun don't shine gets its moment in the spotlight.

Artwork Discussed:
Terracotta Statuette of Baubo, c100BC-100AD, Egypt
Terracotta Baubo, c400-300BC, Priene, Asia Minor
The Devil of Pope-Fig Island, c1890s, by Charles Eisen
The Hairy Prospect or the Devil in a Fright, c1800s, Thomas Rowlandson, Britain
The Persian Women, c pre-1629, Otto van Veen, oil
Women's March photo was in Emma Firth’s article for Grazia

Marked "Explicit" for: strong language and much, much nudity

Music: « Punky » from Bensound.com

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The History of Mona Lisa goes a bit deeper when you can see what there used to be. Dani and Squid discuss the Mona Lisa and DaVinci's process and muse behind it along with some theories and studies on the piece.

Artwork Discussed:
The Mona Lisa, Leonardo da Vinci, c1503-1506

Audrey Munson for those who wanted to know

Marked "Explicit" for: strong language

Music: « Punky » from Bensound.com

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Along with Squid comes guest Josh (2.0) and Aly to talk about Pablo Picasso's early years, learning to paint, and everything in between.

Artwork Discussed:
Le petit picador jaune, c1889, Pablo Picasso
Science and Charity, c1897, Pablo Picasso
The Painting of the Artist’s Mother, c1896, Pablo Picasso
First Communion, c1896, Pablo Picasso
Portrait of Philip IV (Velazquez), c1897, Pablo Picasso
Philip IV in Brown and Silver, c1631-1635, Diego Velázquez

Marked "Explicit" for: strong language, nudity

Music: « Punky » from Bensound.com

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For thirsty Thursday today, we're talking about American born, Germany living, artist Adrian Piper. Thanks to the editing prowess of return guest Squid, we're bringing you a regular schedule.

Artwork Discussed:
Performance piece at the Louvre, c2017, Deborah De Robertis
My Calling Card #1, c1986, Adrian Piper
My Calling Card #2, c1986-1990, Adrian Piper
The Mythic Being, c1973, Adrian Piper
Making a Mythical Being, an excerpt from Other Than Art's Sake, c1973, Peter Kennedy

Marked "Explicit" for: strong language, nudity

Music: « Punky » from Bensound.com

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As is evident by the lateness of this episode, Dani is the worst at editing, but Squid & Josh make wonderful guests to sit, drink, and talk about the controversial performance art days of Chris Burden.

Artwork discussed:

Five Day Locker Piece, c1971, Chris Burden
Shoot, c1971, Chris Burden
Unknown work by a Berkley student, c2004
Transfixed, c1974, Chris Burden

Marked "Explicit" for: strong language, violence, gun violence, self harm, and really, really bad decisions

Music: « Punky » from Bensound.com

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Caravaggio brings Pint Saized Art History back after a bit of a surprise break time! This time with Squid again, talking about criminal histories, artichokes, and the time the pope put a hit out on a man.

Marked "Explicit" for: strong language and Stephen King gore writing references, also murder

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Squid is back and so is her grudge against Artemisia Gentileschi! Join us while we discuss art, tumblr, and crediting artists.

Art Discussed:

Susanna and the Elders, c1610, Artemisia Gentileschi
Susanna and the Elders, Restored - X-Ray, c1998, Kathleen Gilje
I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, c2019, Bisa Butler

Marked "Explicit" for: strong language and reference to sexual assault

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For the Geefs Brother's Statues vs. the Catholic Church, new guest Ziel is brought along for the ride with Dani and Squid! Join us in discussing the temptations of Lucifer/Satan and how attractiveness has changed since the mid 1800s.

Art Discussed:

Boy Bitten By A Lizard, c1593-4, Caravaggio
L'ange du mal, c1842, Joseph Geefs
Le genie du mal, c1848, Guillaume Geefs
L'ange dechu, c1847, Alexandre Cabanel

Marked "Explicit" for: strong language and some reference to pedophilia

Music: « Punky » from Bensound.com

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Topic of discussion: The Baroque G.O.A.T. a.k.a. Artemisia Gentileschi! Thanks for tuning into another episode, this time featuring my artist friend, Jakob, and my shitty laptop mic because we were out of town.

Art Discussed:
David and Goliath, c late 1630s, Artemisia Gentileschi
Susanna and the Elders, c 1610, Artemisia Gentileschi
Susanna and the Elders, c 1621-1622, Anthony Van Dyck
Susannah and the Elders, c 1620-1625, Guido Reni
Self-Portrait as a Lute Player, c 1616-1618, Artemisia Gentileschi
Self Portrait, c 1600s, Agostino Tassi
Jael and Sisera, c 1620, Artemisia Gentileschi
Judith Beheading Holofernes, c 1620, Artemisia Gentileschi
Judith Slaying Holofernes, c 1612-1613, Artemisia Gentileschi
Self Portrait as the Allegory of Painting, c 1638-1639, Artemisia Gentileschi (not The Allegory as the Self Portrait of Painting as I messed up saying and didn't catch myself)

Marked "Explicit" for: strong language and sexual assault

Music: « Punky » from Bensound.com

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Thirsty Thursday topic of the day: Picasso's Guernica! Squid's done with overnights so I have my roommate back for this episode!

Art discussed:
Guernica, Pablo Picasso, 1937

Marked "Explicit" for: strong language and also war crimes???

Music: « Punky » from Bensound.com

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