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Art Happens: The Divine Mess of Art History
James William Moore
Arroe Collins: Unplugged & Totally Uncut
Arroe Collins
El Mañanero Radio
Bolivar Valera
Promo Estereo Podcast
Promo Estereo
The Piano Pod - a global hub for innovation, education, and connection in classical piano music
Yukimi Song
Talking Architecture & Design
Architecture & Design
Microjuris Argentina
Microjuris Argentina
REDACTED Culture Cast
REDACTED
Save Yourself Podcast
UnlimitWealth
Arroe Collins View From The Writing Instrument
Arroe Collins
Bonjour France Podcast
AC Wilson
PWT VIP All Shows
PWTorch VIP Audio
VIP Podcasts - Flashbacks & HIstory
VIP Podcasts - Today's Scene
Compline: An Evening Liturgy for Anxious Souls
Center for Worship and the Arts at Samford University
Grasshopper Notes Podcast
John Morgan
Beats Vines and Life
Marvin J. Towler
Choice Classic Radio Drama & Horror | Old Time Radio
Choice Classic Radio
Choice Classic Radio Detectives | Old Time Radio
Choice Classic Radio
Living The Next Chapter: Candid Conversations with Authors and Writers for Readers Searching for a New Read
Dave Campbell,
The Bar Business Podcast: Bar & Pub Owner Profits, Marketing & Operations
Chris Schneider, The Bar Business Coach
MattCast
Matt Anderson
The Antiquarium of Sinister Happenings
Bloody FM
Karin Sorkin | Intuitive bAbBLE
Karin Sorkin
Artists, Icons and Entrepreneurs
Lulu Benavidez & Sue Krukonis Hanson
Gretel le Maître Ponders Beauty, with Bede & other guests
Gretel le Maître
Beauty Talk Confessions with Kati
Kati Wasserman
Fell Into Food Podcast
Jeff Fell
The Libertarian Institute - All Podcasts
The Libertarian Institute - All Podcasts
The Libertarian Institute
The Libertarian Institute
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ErosBot
This Wreckage
Sean KB and AP Andy
The Audiobook Vault: Catholic Sacred & Classic Voices from the Past
The Audiobook Vault: Catholic
Monday Matinee
Jack Ward
Lens Shark Photography Podcast
Sharky James
Arts
James William Moore
Robert Frank’s The Americans looks like a road trip, but it feels more like a cracked mirror held up to postwar America.In this episode of Art Happens: The Divine Mess of Art History, James William Moore follows Frank ac...
In this episode of Art Happens, we step into the strange, rebellious, magical world of Leonora Carrington: painter, writer, Surrealist, mythmaker, and professional refuser of being decorative. Born into wealth in England...
Did one of the world’s greatest cultural treasures get rescued… or stolen?In this episode of Art Happens, we climb the Acropolis and unravel one of the art world’s longest-running controversies: the Parthenon Marbles. Ca...
What happens when a group of artists decides that reality is overrated?In this episode of Art Happens: The Divine Mess of Art History, James William Moore dives into Der Blaue Reiter (The Blue Rider), the short-lived but...
Masterpiece Moment: Migrant MotherDorothea Lange’s Migrant Mother became one of the defining images of the Great Depression — a photograph of poverty, endurance, and uneasy compassion. But behind the symbol was Florence ...
Before she became one of the most important war photographers of the twentieth century, Lee Miller was known as a model, a fashion icon, and a muse within the Surrealist circle. But that version of her story barely scrat...
Hilma af Klint may be one of the most important artists modern art history almost erased. Long before Kandinsky, Mondrian, or the official arrival of abstraction, af Klint was painting massive works filled with spirals, ...
There are paintings you admire.And then there are paintings that refuse to let you look away.In this Masterpiece Moment, James William Moore dives into Guernica by Pablo Picasso—a work that doesn’t document war so much a...
In this episode of Art Happens: The Divine Mess of Art History, James William Moore steps into the pristine white room of Minimalism and asks the question so many viewers have thought: Wait… this is art? From boxes, slab...
In Part Two of Behind the Brush: Michelangelo vs. the Ceiling, James William Moore looks past the glory of the Sistine Chapel ceiling and into the grind that made it possible. This episode explores the power of Pope Juli...
Before the Sistine Chapel ceiling became a legend, it was a gamble. In Part One of Behind the Brush: Michelangelo vs. the Ceiling, James William Moore looks up into the artistry, ambition, and sheer audacity of one of th...
They called Lee Krasner a wife, a footnote, a supporting character in someone else’s masterpiece. But this episode of Art Happens: The Divine Mess of Art History tells a different story. James William Moore takes a close...
When is a masterpiece more than a masterpiece? In this episode of Art Happens: The Divine Mess of Art History, James William Moore follows the glittering, complicated trail behind Gustav Klimt’s famous Portrait of Adele ...
In this episode of Art Happens: The Divine Mess of Art History, James William Moore dives into the Harlem Renaissance—one of the most powerful cultural movements in American history. More than a moment, it was a declarat...
Hokusai’s Great Wave may be one of the most recognizable images in art history—but it didn’t begin as a rare treasure meant for palace walls. It began as a print: reproducible, portable, and built to circulate. In this e...
In this Movement in about 10 Minutes episode of Art Happens: The Divine Mess of Art History (presented by J-Squared Atelier), James William Moore dives headfirst into Dada—the “anti-art” movement that didn’t politely cri...
Rome, around 1600—alleyway Rome. Knife-in-the-boot Rome. A city where debts are loud, tempers are louder, and the shadows feel like they’ve got teeth.In this Artist Snapshot of Art Happens: The Divine Mess of Art History...
Imagine walking into a gallery in 1917 and seeing… a urinal. Not in a restroom. Not in a hardware store. In the sacred, echoing temple of “taste.” The label reads: The Fountain. The artist: R. Mutt. And suddenly the art ...
In this Masterpiece Moment, we step into the storm-lit space of Frida Kahlo’s The Two Fridas (1939)—a double self-portrait painted in the emotional aftermath of her divorce from Diego Rivera. Two nearly identical Fridas ...
Pop Art is everywhere—on soup cans, comic panels, billboards, and celebrity faces. But this episode isn’t asking, “Is it beautiful?” It’s asking, “Who sold this to you… and why did you buy it?”In this episode of Art Happ...
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