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An approachable art history podcast. Welcome to The Educated Art Review, your passport to the captivating world of art history, where approachability, accessibility, fun, and meticulous research converge. In each episode, Madeline and Anya bring you a balanced blend of laughter, curiosity, and well-researched insights to make art history accessible and enjoyable for everyone. Keep an ear out for the E.A.R!
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Michael Baird, a PhD candidate of Art and Art History at University North Carolina,Chapel Hill, joins the Anya and Madeline to talk about his research into post-colonial Ugandan art education. In this episode, we explore
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Ever wondered what an art historian’s best friend reveals about art? Dr. Amy Freund and Dr. Yonan have the answers! Join us for an intriguing discussion on the role of cats have in Enlightenment and early modern painting
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In the first part of this two-part episode, we dive deep into the pervasive legacies of colonialism that continue to shape our world today - especially in relation to art and art history. We specifically go through the e
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In the second part of our two-part episode, we investigate modern-day colonialism and its impact on art and culture through the lens of the Israel/Hamas war, which has resulted in both the physical and cultural genocide
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Anya and Madeline, we are here for a special anniversary episode as we look back on a crazy but incredible first year of the E.A.R Podcast! We review some of our favorite episodes and topics and talk more about the journ
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Why was the MET Gala so controversial this year? In this episode, Madeline and Anya take a deep dive into some of the past problematic MET Costume Institute shows and the colonialist tradition of the MET Gala.
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TRIGGER WARNING: SA and Violence Against Women In this episode, Any and Madeline talk explore bad decisions in art curation, specifically the Artemisia exhibition in the Palazzo Ducale. We talk about why the show consist
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On this episode, we talk with art historian @abedoesarthistory about the trope of Bridal Mysticism. We explore its history, the concept of ecstasy, and female sexuality in the context of religion. Is Bridal mysticism jus
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Join Anya, Madeline, and Dr. Rachel Miller in this Valentine's Day edition episode Infectious Love, where we'll explore the cultural implications and depictions of Syphilis in iconic artworks such as Albrecht Dürer's Syp
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Join us as we delve into the intricate tapestry of art history to unravel the dark threads of antisemitism with Ali (@thatjewishfeminist), who guides us through the chilling chapters of the medieval era through depiction
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Just like Zombies, Vampires have a really interesting history. In this episode, we'll explore how vampires have evolved from the terrifying Nosferatu of the silent film era to the charismatic and seductive figures like D
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Join us as we delve deep into the history of zombies in visual culture with Jose Campbell, an M.A. Graduate student from Sacramento State who is working on his thesis about Zombies! 🎃🧟♂️ From the chilling origins of t
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In this episode of The E.A.R., Mila Corvino helps us dive deep into the world of Tarot, unraveling its intriguing history, dispelling misconceptions that have clouded its reputation, and shedding light on the iconic Ride
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Diving Deep into Art History: Unveiling Remarkable Women Artists - A Spotlight on Artemisia Gentileschi and Judith Leyster. In this podcast episode, we explore Linda Nochlin's groundbreaking essay, 'Why are there no grea
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Madeline, Anya, and Olivia talk about three contemporary public sculptures and the controversies they attract just by being, well, public contemporary sculptures. Intro and Outro music is Kount Challenge by Josué Mendoza
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In this episode Anya, Madeline, and Olivia talk about what the "male gaze" is and why we cannot be fully free from it. Intro and outro song is Kount Challenge by Josuè Mendoza.
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Anya, Madeline, and Olivia dive into the Weird and the Wacky with three different stories from three different eras detailing odd additions men have given to Art History: from a man fornicating with a statue to Warhol's
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In this episode Madeline, Anya, and Olivia tackle common misconceptions about Art History and whether or not these assumptions are false...or true. Intro and outro music is Kount Challenge by Josué Mendoza
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Welcome to the E.A.R! Intro song Kount Challenge by Josué Mendoza
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