Random Art history Podcasts

This Podcast is the result of ten years of arts criticism in the legendary -South American blog loveartnotpeople.org that, since 2012, shocked and changed the perception of art and, more specifically, of their cultural elites and their exclusionary practices. But now, I want to elevate blogging to artistic status and also to refer to my reality in the UK and its critical present. Intellectual, artists and academics will pass by this space only to reinforce our commitment to freedom of speech at a time identity politics is weaponised to censor and silence. Entirely in English, it will take decolonial and queer methodologies to their logic extremes..

Categories: Arts, Education, Society & Culture

Tags: activism, Art criticism, art history, blogging, cultural criticism, Death Studies, decolonial, music, Performance Studies, queer

A brush with…, sponsored by Bloomberg Connects, is a podcast by The Art Newspaper that features in-depth conversations with leading international artists. Host Ben Luke asks the questions you’ve always wanted to: who are the artists, historical and contemporary, they most admire? Which are the museums they return to? What are the books, music and other media that most inspire them? What do they get up to in the studio every day? And what is art for, anyway?

The podcast offers a fascinating insight into the inspirations, the preoccupations and the working lives of some of the most prominent artists today.

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Categories: Arts

Tags: art, art history, artists, Fine art, interview, interviews, painters, painting, visual art

Sisters Bianca (MA in art history) and Gianna (BFA in studio art) Martucci-Fink host conversations that connect the world of art history to our present popular culture. With hot topics, and even hotter guests, they’ll tell you why and how visual culture continues to inform our daily lives–while keeping you up to date on the latest global art and pop news.

New episodes are out twice a month. Join them every first and third Tuesday for an art-pop talk!

Categories: Arts, Leisure, News, Society & Culture, TV & Film

Tags: art, art history, Arts, Entertainment, museums, POP, pop culture, Pop News, Visual Culture

Welcome to the Museum of Femininity, a laid back podcast exploring different aspects of female history and the representation of women in art and material culture My name is Charlotte Appleyard, a graduate with an MA in Art History and Archaeology of East Asia and museum professional. I have a love of Symbolism, Edo period art, fashion history and all things Victorian. Join me as I learn about areas of art and social history which have either faded from memory or were never taught to me in the first place! This is a fun passion project for me to keep me connected to my various interests, I hope you enjoy my rambles 🙂

Categories: Arts, Society & Culture

Tags: art history, History, History of Femininity, museum

An inside look into the Conservation & Restoration program, and a resource for Emerging Conservation Professionals everywhere. Featuring round table discussions with the grad students of the C&R program.

Categories: Arts, Business

Tags: amsterdam, art conservation, art history, art restoration, Ceramics, conservation, conservator, contemporary, emerging, painting, Pottery, professionals, restore, restorer, textiles, university

Mesoamerican art historian Catherine Nuckols Wilde interviews archaeologists, art historians, linguists, museum curators and more to provide listeners with up-to-date information on the Maya, Aztec, Olmec and more!

Categories: Arts

Tags: Archaeology, art history, Aztec, Culture, iconography, linguistics, Maya, mayan, mesoamerica, Olmec, precolumbian art

A look at history one year at a time, from as many angles as possible. Famous people, infamous people, obscure people; wars, revolutions, peace treaties, art, science, sports, religion. The big picture, in an entertaining podcast package. The complete first season of The Year That Was is now available. However, the podcast is now on hiatus. What happens next? That’s a very good question! I’ll let you know as soon as I’ve figured it out for myself. Thanks to everyone who has listened and reached out. This has been enormous fun. Keep in touch! — Elizabeth

Categories: History, Society & Culture

Tags: american history, art, art history, cultural history, european history, History, Literature, science, world history

Welcome to MORE THAN A MUSE, a weekly podcast where we explore the lives of women artists, musicians, writers, sculptors, and more. Join Stauney (a graphic designer) and Sadie (a singer-songwriter) EVERY MONDAY as we reframe art history and pop culture with feminism, empowering women to be educated, unapologetically angry, and champion those whom history has forgotten. Through in-depth historical discussions and pop culture chats, we spotlight unsung heroines, all while challenging the status quo. It’s time to remember every woman artist as ‘More Than A Muse’.

Categories: Arts, History, Music

Tags: art history, art student, Arts, female artists, female musicians, feminism, History, music, music history, music student, powerful women, the arts

A conversation about making art and the artist’s journey with Ty Nathan Clark and Nathan Terborg, two artists trying to navigate the art world, just like you.

In each episode, the duo chooses a quote from a known artist and uses it as a springboard for discussion.

Through their conversations, Ty and Nathan explore the deeper meaning of the quote and how it can be applied to the artists studio practice. They share their own personal stories and struggles as artists, and offer practical advice and tips for overcoming obstacles and achieving artistic success.

Whether you’re a seasoned artist or just starting out, “Just Make Art” provides valuable insights and inspiration to help you navigate the creative process and bring your artistic vision to life. With their engaging and conversational style, Ty and Nathan create a welcoming space for listeners to explore their own artistic passions and learn from two artists working hard to navigate the art world.

Categories: Arts

Tags: art, art history, art lover, art lovers, art world, artists, making art work, studio art

Of the Earth is a podcast created by Cortney Chaffin and Ellen Larson, two art historians who have dedicated themselves to the study of over 5,000 years of material culture from China. The program’s title comes from the Chinese word 本土 (bentu), meaning “native soil.” In each episode, Of the Earth digs into a wide range of topics, introducing listeners to the many connections, complexities, and contradictions of Chinese art and culture, across time and space.

Categories: Arts, Education, History

Tags: ancient world, art history, china, Chinese art, contemporary art, contemporary Chinese art, material culture, visual art

Each week, host Gabriel Barcia-Colombo speaks with a new artist, curator, technologist, AI, collector, innovator, about the ever-changing relationship between art and tech.

Categories: Arts, Education

Tags: art, art and tech, art history, art now, Art Podcast, art world, artist, conceptual art, contemporary art, creative tech, creative technologist, design, digital artist, digital media, ethics in art, future of art, mixed media, new media, tech art, Technology, visual arts

Alexa Sand and Ian MacInnes explore the world of medieval and Renaissance animals, real, fantastic, and fantastically real.

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Categories: Arts, History

Tags: Animal Studies, art history, Early Modern, Literature, medieval, Renaissance

Hear about the human stories behind art in Tate’s collection.

Our latest 6-part Women in Revolt! mini-series explores art, activism and the women’s movement in the UK in the 1970s and 80s. From early struggles for equal pay, to punk, Thatcher and the AIDS pandemic, this was a time of extreme social, economic and political change.

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Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: art, art history, artists, creativity, design, gallery, museum, Tate Britain, Tate Modern

Art History at Bedtime is a series of original art historical texts read by the art historian and broadcaster, Dr Bendor Grosvenor. Regular updates of stories from the Renaissance and onwards to help you get off to a calming – and learned – night’s sleep. In support of the UK charity, Art History Link Up.Produced by Bendor Grosvenor and Adam Scourfield.

Categories: Arts

Tags: adam scourfield, art, art history, bendor grosvenor, best, favourite, old masters, paintings

From fights between artists, biographical episodes, and how art affects everyone day to day, Pint Saized Art History works to bring art history to you in a fun and accessible way armed with a drink and a friend or two.

Categories: Arts, Education, History

Tags: art, art history, Casual, Education, Entertainment

Excerpts from interviews which discuss World War II and the U.S. Army’s Monuments, Fine Arts, and Archives program, also known as the “Monuments Men.”See also: World War II “Monuments Men” Archival Collections at the Archives of American Art

Categories: Arts, History

Tags: archives, art history, George Stout, Monuments Men

What does it mean to make art history? In the Foreground: Conversations on Art & Writing considers the role of art in society, how knowledge is shared (or obscured), and the way histories are made and unmade—while also considering the personal stakes of scholarship. Each episode offers a lively, in-depth look into the life and mind of a scholar or artist working with art historical or visual material. Discussions touch on guests’ current research projects, career paths, and significant texts, mentors, and experiences that have shaped their thinking. We invite you to join us and listen in on these conversations about the stakes of doing art history today.

Categories: Arts

Tags: art, art history