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Thursday, February 22, 2018




This week we read and discuss Art Historian Linda Nochlin's 1971 Article, "Why Have There Been No Great Female Artists?". We talk about what it means to be "great", how society has affected the way women study art, feminist art, and the early women's liberation movement.

Linda Nochlins full article.

Dior Spring 2018 shirts.


Link to information on the exhibition Woman House, at the National Museum of Women in the Arts in D.C.

An Illustrated Guide to Linda Nochlin's Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists.

Thursday, February 15, 2018

The Radiant Child: Jean-Michel Basquiat



On this episode we talk about Jean-Michel Basquiat. We cover his career, some specific works of art, and why he is a key contemporary artist. We also discuss the use of race, language and criticism of capitalism in his art work and his persona.



Jean-Michel Basquiat.

Link to the Rene Ricard article,
The Radiant Child.


Tamra Davis Documentary.

Andy Warhol & Basquiat.

Defacement (The Death of Micheal Stewart), 1983. Basquiat.

Eye-Africa,1982. Basquiat.


The Irony of the Nego Police Man, 1981. Basquiat.

Basquiat & Madonna.

bell hooks, From The Archives: Altars of Sacrifice, Re-membering Basquiat

Guy Emerson Mount, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Black. Intellectual. Historian.

Wednesday, February 7, 2018

Art & War



Our return episode is on the looting and destructing of art by the Nazi's during WWII. In this portion we cover Nazi attitudes towards modern art, degenerate art, and the looting of Poland, Paris, and Leningrad.



The Rape of Europa Documentary based on the book by Lynn H. Nicholas


The Courtyard of the Old Residency. Adolf Hitler. 1912.

Link to the Exhibition Catalog for the Degenerate art show, it's in German, but has pictures of the art.

Pictures from the Degenerate Art exhibition.

Hermann Goering and his hunting lodge.

Portrait of a Young Man. Raphael. Looted from Poland and is still missing.

The Veit Stoss Altarpiece.

Transporting the Victory.

Empty frames in the Lourve.

Evacuating the Hermitage Museum.

Hello Again!

We disappeared for sometime! It was a combination of things. We both started new jobs, we planned a wedding, got married and went on a honeymoon, and then the holidays struck! But we plan to be back consistently now and hope to get back on track with the podcast. Including using all the social media platforms more often.