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A collection of interviews and features on topics related to the Norton Simon Museum's exhibitions and collections.
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Bob Nastanovich and Mike Hogan each share three songs and discuss why they matter to them. We don't have special sets of ears. We just love music, old and new, and want to share the noise.
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The pondering part of PGNewser.
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Kensington Chelsea & Westminster Today is a local newspaper in London. Our podcast will feature conversations with important figures, arts reviews, readings of the editor's picks and discussions on everything from the latest movie to the point of surrealism. www.kcwtoday.co.uk
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An art history podcast brought to you by hallucinogens with Maddalena De Beni, Suerynn Lee, Grant Lindahl and Lizzy Mazzucchelli. Intro by Nerve Leak
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Season 3 Coming Soon—Experiments in Art and Technology
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In season three of Recording Artists, artist and futurist Ahmed Best examines the groundbreaking art-science organization Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.). Through the stories of E.A.T.’s co-founders, artist Robert Rauschenberg and Bell Labs engineer Billy Klüver, as well as artist Fujiko Nakaya, who continues to make technology-inflected…
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Virtual Tour: Goya's "Los Desastres de la Guerra"
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Lecture: Performing Animals in Goya's Prints
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Trailer: I Saw It: Francisco de Goya, Printmaker
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In this special live episode of Recording Artists, season two host Tess Taylor speaks with Getty Research Institute curator Pietro Rigolo about the making of the series, what she discovered through the letters, and artists’ stories and letters that didn’t make the cut. Author Maya Binyam joins them to bring the letters to life via dramatic readings…
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Virtual Tour: Benevolent Beings: Buddhas and Bodhisattvas from South and Southeast Asia
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Meret Oppenheim: Femme Fatale Is an Insult
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In 1975, Meret Oppenheim’s small painting Würgeengel, or Angel of Death, is included in a sprawling exhibition organized by famous curator Harald Szeemann. She had painted it over 40 years earlier, when she was only 16 years old. The only problem now is that the curator has totally misunderstood her artwork—and placed it in a sexist context in the …
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Nam June Paik: I Don’t Want to Be Over Whelmed by Glory
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In the mid-1960s, Nam June Paik is living in a run-down studio in SoHo, struggling to make ends meet. But even as he jokes about his ongoing battle against cockroaches, he is building his network, seeking out support for his artist friends, and always experimenting with form. Paik’s vibrant personality is on full display in a letter from this perio…
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Benjamin Patterson: Full Moon, Warm, Silver Clouds
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On May 20, 1962, the morning after his first child is born, Benjamin Patterson writes a touching birth announcement to his own parents. The letter covers all the usual details—the baby’s weight and height, how the birth went, what the hospital is like—but its form is totally unique. Most of the letter is written in the voice of his newborn son, Enn…
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Trailer: Benevolent Beings: Buddhas and Bodhisattvas from South and Southeast Asia
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M. C. Richards: I Am Dancing with These Words Around You
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By 1956, M. C. Richards has earned a PhD in English, taught poetry at Black Mountain College, gotten married (and divorced) twice, dedicated herself to pottery, helped found an artists’ cooperative alongside creators like John Cage, and become deeply romantically involved with avant-garde musician David Tudor. Tudor is often on the road, but luckil…
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Frida Kahlo: Do You Think of Me Some Time?
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In 1944, Frida Kahlo is at a crossroads, both in terms of her health and her career. In April of that year, with World War II dragging on, she writes to her gallerist—and former lover—Julien Levy. In this tender and personal letter, she moves from the logistical challenges of sending art across national borders during wartime, to describing her pai…
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Marcel Duchamp: Write Me Often, Just a Line or Two
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It’s July 1942, and the artist Marcel Duchamp has recently arrived in New York City after fleeing the Nazis in Vichy France. As he settles in, he writes to his longtime friend and fellow artist Man Ray, who is living in California. In this casual letter, Duchamp asks Man Ray for help. He needs buyers for his latest artwork: a suitcase containing mi…
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In season two of Recording Artists, titled Intimate Addresses, host Tess Taylor dives into the lives of six artists. From personal letters pulled from Getty’s archives, discover more about artists you’ve probably heard of like Frida Kahlo and meet some who might be less familiar like Benjamin Patterson. Listen as they collaborate, fight for justice…
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Lecture: Daily Bread: Food as Motif in Murillo's Paintings
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Virtual Tour: All Consuming: Hogarth's Gin Lane and Beer Street
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Virtual Tour: All Consuming: Snyders's Still Life with Fruits and Vegetables
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Audio: Art + Food: A Conversation with Laura Fried
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Virtual Tour: All Consuming: Murillo's Saint Thomas of Villanueva Giving Alms to the Poor
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Trailer: All Consuming: Art and the Essence of Food
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Virtual Tour: Saint Sebastian: Anatomy of a Sculpture
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Lecture: The Tamarind Way: A Brief History of Tamarind Lithography Workshop
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Virtual Tour: Picasso Ingres: Face to Face
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Virtual Tour: Ink, Paper, Stone: Six Women Artists and the Language of Lithography
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Ep 177 - Dec 8, 2022 (Richard Dawson, Marie Mathematique, Casual Dots, Mavis Staples, Silver Apples)
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Bob and Mike return to talk a bit about Pavement's UK and US tour, pay tribute to Hamish Kilgour, and play songs from French pop duo Marie Mathematique, soul gospel legend Mavis Staples, '70s Nigerian rock funk band Black Children Sledge Funk Group, indie rock royalty The Casual Dots, '60s electro pop duo The Silver Apples, and current UK songwrite…
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Lecture: Twelve Years to Paint! Ingres and Madame Moitessier
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Encounters with the Collection: “Narasimha, the Man-Lion Avatar of Vishnu”
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Spotlight on Conservation: Portable Micro-Environments for Art
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Lecture: Indefinable Lifeblood: John Altoon and LA Art in the 1960s
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Ep 176 - June 22, 2022 (Black Midi, Jorge Ben, Chairlift, S.Y.P.H., Liquid Liquid, Juice Newton)
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After a six-month hiatus, Bob and Mike return to play and discuss music from NYC, Brazil, London, and Germany, and also discuss Pavement's recent shows headlining the Primavera Sound festival in Porto and Barcelona.By Bob Nastanovich and Mike Hogan share music they love
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Audio: Learning from the Body: A Conversation with Veronica Alvarez
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Audio: Museum of the Senses: A Conversation with David Howes
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Audio: More than Meets the Eye: A Conversation with Georgina Kleege
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A Conversation on Manet’s Philosophers from the Art Institute of Chicago
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Virtual Tour: Manet’s Philosophers from the Art Institute of Chicago
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Ep 175 - Dec. 14, 2021 (Cindy, Tonstartssbandht, Michael Nesmith, Angelic Upstarts, Count Ossie)
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New music from Tonstartssbandht and Cindy, tributes to Mensi aka Thomas Mensforth of the Angelic Upstarts and Michael Nesmith of the Monkees (including the Lemonheads covering "Different Drum"), as well as archival music from New Zealand post-punk band Shoes This High and reggae/dub/jazz from Count Ossie & The Mystic Revelation of Rastafari.…
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Virtual Tour: The Expressive Body: Memory, Devotion, Desire (1400–1750)
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Ep 174 - Nov. 30, 2021 (Myriam Gendron, The Dents, Members, Penetration, Aphex Twin, Nikki Giovanni)
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Bob and Mike return with a focus on Pauline Murray of Penetration, plus her duet with Peter Perrett of The Only Ones, as well as new music from Myriam Gendron, archival tracks from Cincinnati punk band The Dents, and classic tracks from Aphex Twin, Nikki Giovanni, and The Members.By Bob Nastanovich and Mike Hogan share music they love
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Multisensory Tour: Jusepe de Ribera’s “The Sense of Touch” and “Venus with a Dolphin”
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