Episode 84: The MEN Gallery in NYC hosts Katerina Marcelja’s solo exhibition Krpice. “Krpice” is a Serbo-Croation term that translates as “rags or trifles, references a poem by Vasko Popa, “Give Me Back My Rags“.
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Episode 83: Today I get to talk with another of my favorite podcasters. Duncan MacKenzie is a co-host of the podcast Bad at Sports.
We cover it all. We talk about the Chicago art scene, podcasting, irreverent humor; how conversation enhances art; how art can take on a whole new meaning after talking about it.
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Episode 82: Today I talk to one of my favorite podcasters, Jennifer Dasal of the ArtCurious podcast. She’s the Associate Curator of Contemporary Art at the North Carolina Museum of Art, in Raleigh, NC.
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A Blue Dog
Original Ink Drawing, measuring: 11.42W x 8.27H x 0.04D Inches, by: Frederic Belaubre (France). Styles: Figurative and Illustration. Subject: Animal. Keywords: pet, tree, animal, dog, garden, grass, and nature |
Episode 81: Today I talk with Michelle Maigret from the C24 Gallery in NYC. We talk about the fabulous group exhibition From the Cradle to the Boat. It is curated by Tommy Hartung. It will be showing until August 25, 2018.
Justin Cloud, Club Foot
Installation shot, Tommy White, Useless; Monilola Ilupeju, Untitled Self Portrait #1 (To live freely in this body)
Installation shot: Jeremy Olson, Return to Formless Island
Installation shot: Miki Carmi, Red Dad
Clark Filio, Panzer and Girl
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Episode 80 : Today I talk to author, Lucy Paquette. My research brought me to her site. Her book The Hammock is about French painter, James Tissot. I had never heard of James Tissot, so I was eager to learn more. [I mispronounce his name at first ;)]. Apologies for the feedback sounds during the podcast.
Bad News (also known as The Parting), James Tissot
The Artist’s Ladies, James Tissot
For further information on The Victorian Web, as discussed in this interview, contact: George P. Landow, Professor of English and the History of Art Emeritus, Brown University Founder, Editor-in-chief, and Webmaster, The Victorian Web, http://www.victorianweb.org at george@victorianweb.org and Dr. Jacqueline Banerjee, U.K. Associate Editor Twitter @VictorianWeb
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Episode 78: I met Kathleen Dixon Donnelly on Facebook. She’s a writer who lives in Birmingham, UK with her Irish husband. She is originally from Pittsburgh.
Our research cross paths & her blog, Such Friends covers a lot of the same people in the Irish Literary Revival that I am writing about. I wanted to have her on the podcast so we could chat about the subject of my upcoming book.
Hugh Lane, portrait by John Singer Sargent
William Butler Yeats and friends
W.B.Yeats, Lady Gregory and Robert Gregory at Coole. c. www.autumngathering.com
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Episode 77: Today I talk to Amanda Uribe and Natalie Kates of the Latchkey Gallery. The Latchkey Gallery isn’t your typical gallery. They don’t have a brick and mortar base. They partner with other spaces to house their exhibitions. It is so cutting edge! We talk about the Techno Abstractions exhibition which is currently going on at the Core Club on E. 55th street until August 31, 2018.
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Episode 76: I talk to Melissa Hyde of the University of Florida at Gainsville, where she’s the professor of Art History. Her specialty is 18th- and 19th-Century European Art. We talk about the traveling exhibition she curated, Becoming a Woman in the Age of Enlightenment, which is currently showing at the Crocker Museum, in Sacramento, Cal. until August 19, 2018.
Charles-Antpome Coypel, 1694-1752
Jacqueline-Elisabeth Begon de Montfermeil, Demoiselle de la Source
Jean Baptiste Oudry, 1686 – 1755 Seated Lady in a Garden Oil on canvas 100 x 90cm
Jean-Baptiste Oudry 1686-1755
Presumed portrait of Lieutenant Claude-Andre Courtin de Crouey, Seigneur des Quatre Fils et Cormeilles-en-Parisis, 1723, Oil on canvas 100 x 80 cm
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