EXPLORING ART

Episode 862 | Tears and Theaters

In this episode, we dive deep into the emotional responses a person may have while watching films. We delve into the many perspectives to be considered when asking, "Do I need to feel something to properly enjoy and understand this film?"

Episode 768 | “Brickology”

Brenda and Akeilo will be talking about the uniqueness of art while comparing it to Carl Andre. His uniqueness of so-called “art” is up for debate. Podcast group 768 helps work together to solve mysteries and get a better understanding as to what each group member has to say. By working together, they can solve and understand anything.

Episode 791 | Exploring the Depths of Art

Do you love Art? But not just art! Its history, its upbringings, the person behind the art. Well do we have the Podcast for you! Join us, Valeria and Destiney, as we dive into the depths of art and all that comes with it. We can't wait to have you and remember to stay curious!!!

Episode 822 | The Beauty in Male Bird Plumage

In this episode, explore how male birds use their vibrant plumages during courtship displays to attract mates. Learn about the role of sexual selection in shaping these beautiful traits.

Episode 868 | Battle of emotions in films

In this episode of the exploring art podcast series Join Sharon, David, and Totiana as they dive into the emotional vs intellectual experience of viewing film as they examine the impact and importance of emotion in film by debating their views legal style! Some of the evidence presented are the international sensation Parasite, the tear-jerking Coco, inside out, and the Cognitive Theory of Film!

Episode 849 | Psychological and Mental Effects of Art

A discussion that analyzes how art transformed into a method of healing and personal growth. In the podcast the main focus goes to who Monroe Beardsley was and what his works meant in terms of the general concept of art and mental health. 

Episode 820 | Beauty in Birds

In this episode we will be discussing a new topic, plumage of birds. We talk about birds and the concept of beauty.

Episode 863 | Emotions Through the Art of Pictures and Film

Join us as we delve into the dazzling world of "Living in Gold," a captivating episode created by freshman students from Florida International University (FIU). In this episode, our hosts explore the multifaceted symbolism and cultural significance of gold throughout history and across various societies. From ancient treasures to modern luxury, gold has always represented wealth, power, and beauty. But what does it truly mean to live in gold? Our hosts discuss how gold influences fashion, ar...

Episode 788 | Silence Speaks

The episode is a deep dive into John Cage and his effect on the world of music as a whole. We discuss John Cage and who he was, where he was from and his unique and peculiar take on the environment and its musical properties. Each member focused on a particular aspect of Cage’s career as we fascinate and elaborate on how interesting his life was

Episode 783 | The masters of contemporary art?

In this episode of the exploring art podcast we go in depth on contemporary art, Christo and his masterful crafts, and Michealangelo.

Episode 871 | Cinematic Equilibrium

Join us as we explore the intricate balance between depth and emotional resonance in the world of cine thought-provoking narratives that challenge our min moving stories that tug at our heartstrings, each epi into how filmmakers masterfully blend these eleme unforgettable cinematic experiences

Episode 772 | Is It Considered Art?

Is It Considered Art? Come and answer this question with us as we explore what makes something art depending on their creator with your host, Aadarsha Dev and guest Alexia Ward!

Episode 781 | The Power of Silence

Delve into the life and revolutionary work of John Cage, focusing on his groundbreaking composition "4'33"". Discover how Cage challenged traditional notions of music with his avant-garde approach, incorporating silence and ambient sounds as integral components. Explore Cage's cultural influences, collaborations with avant-garde artists, and his lasting impact on contemporary music and art.

Episode 766 | Unpacking Carl Andre's Art: Brick by Brick.

In this episode, we delve into the controversial art instillation "Pile of Bricks: by Carl Andre. As we explore the intent, origins, and artistic criticism of this piece, we explore a critical question: Can identical art pieces with a lack of artistic intent still be considered art?Tune in and find out how artistic analysis play a pivotal role in classifying things as art.

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Episode 811 | Reimagining the Boundaries of Art

Join us on the Exploring Art Podcast, a Florida International University student podcast for the creatively curious! In this episode, host Jefferey is joined by Shantell and Mia to delve into the fascinating concept of Mallarmé's Blank Sheet as a work of art. We discuss the philosophical implications, Richard Wollheim's art criticism, and the historical context of Mallarmé's time. Tune in for an engaging conversation that challenges traditional notions of poetry and art, exploring the limitl...

Episode 870 | Did You Leave the Theater Cold or With Chills

On this episode of Exploring Art Alejandro, Josira and Alexander delve into a discussion about how films play with our emotions and its importance in the film industry.

Episode 888 | reading a garden

In this episode we talk about the cultural and historical context about gardens and how to define them. We will answer question such as "is reading a garden like reading a book?

Episode 879 | Tale of Olden Times

In this episode of the Exploring Art Podcast, host Lauren, along with guests Janelle and Abraham, engage into a interesting discussion on the portrayal of Socrates through art. They explore the intriguing question of whether a portrait by Rembrandt or a photograph by Alfred Stieglitz would better capture the essence of the ancient philosopher. Through a rich conversation about the lives and techniques of Rembrandt and Stieglitz, the episode examines the impact of cultural and historical cont...

Episode 815 | A walk through time: The explosive blank sheet of the renowned Stephane Mellarme

Hey guys! In this episode of “The Group of 815,” we’re diving into the mysterious and fascinating concept of "Mallarmé’s Blank Sheet." Our leading host, the wonderful and amazing Sabrina, is joined by the genius Zachery and Lorenzo. If you’ve ever wondered how silence and the spaces between words can hold immense power, you’re in for a treat. Join us as we explore the life and ideas of Stéphane Mallarmé, the 19th-century French poet who believed that the essence of poetry lies in what’s left...

Episode 797 | Art Within African Tradition and Culture

In this episode we will be discussing William Carlos Williams, and the movements that influenced his writings and vice versa. We will as well be talking about poets and writers he knew that influenced him, and a quick case study on a poem about his stealing of a plum.

Episode 814 | The Empty Artwork.

In this podcast we will dive into the minimalist art style and talk about how Mallarmes blank sheet has challenged traditional art.

Episode 806 | Roaring Pride

In episode 806, Lauren, Ronny, and Raggio explore topics such as “What defines objects as a work of art?” They also unravel the effects of outside objects in creating a new work of art and how this could reshape an artwork’s meaning. This podcast is a captivating experience where you can enjoy the clash of perspectives and entertain your curiosity about art.

Episode 778 | The Life of an Avant Artists

Adrian , Anelys , and Athira dive deep into the world of John Cage the Avant Artist and the life he has created. They discuss his ups and downs throughout his life and his role in changing the music industry where we still see his impact to this day. They also take a deep dive into why is piece "4:33" is so influential and what makes this piece of art so unique. Throughout the podcast you will learn why John Cage is not only a musician but an artist too and how his contributions changed the ...

Episode 834 | The Ugliness Behind The Truth

Have you ever felt like nobody understands you and you feel like an outsider? Well, Vincent Van Gogh was no stranger to this feeling. Van Gogh used his art to express his inward feelings, even the most ugly ones. In this episode, join Tatiana Sesler and Ian Mogollon as they dive into Van Gogh’s “ugliest painting”.

Episode 838 | Beauty in the Eye

Join us on a thought-provoking journey through the complex interplay of ugliness and art. In this podcast, we delve deep into the fascinating realm where aesthetics challenge conventional norms and redefine perceptions. Whether you're an art enthusiast, a philosopher of aesthetics, or simply curious about the power of art to challenge perceptions, "Beauty in the Eye" promises to uncover the unexpected beauty hidden within the realms of what we perceive as ugly. Join us as we embark on a jour...

Episode 842 | Aestherapy the Relationship Between the Aesthetics and Therapy

Examine the influence of Monroe Beardsley's work on contemporary aesthetics and art therapy practices and how Beardsley's ideas shaped the way scholars and therapists perceive and use art as a tool for improving mental and emotional health?

Episode 819 | Feathers of Attraction: Unraveling the Aesthetic Sensibilities of Birds and Humans

In this episode, our team will talk about how beauty can be seen in different species. We are going to go in depth of how birds can see beauty and if they see it the same way as humans do. This podcast is going to explain how even animals see beauty.

Episode 829 | Feathers of Attraction: Unraveling the Aesthetic Sensibilities of Birds and Humans

In this episode, our team will talk about how beauty can be seen in different species. We are going to go in depth of how birds can see beauty and if they see it the same way as humans do. This podcast is going to explain how even animals see beauty.

Episode 832 | Real vs Painting: What was the movement behind the picturesque?

In this episode of the Exploring Art Podcast, hosted by Ernesto Mustelier, guest Carolina Penate discusses the concept of the "picturesque." They explore whether picturesque scenes are beautiful because they remind us of beautiful pictures or if their beauty comes from the creative framing by an observer. The conversation delves into 19th-century perspectives on picturesque beauty, referencing Nathaniel Willis and American artists like Thomas Cole. They highlight how the picturesque style ca...

Episode 817 | Avian Aesthetics

Welcome to "Avian Aesthetics," the podcast where we explore the intricate world of beauty through the lens of both humans and birds. Each episode delves into fascinating topics such as: 1. The Perception of Beauty: Discover how different cultures and species perceive beauty, and how these perceptions shape behaviors and preferences. 2. Aesthetic Preferences in Birds: Uncover the surprising ways in which birds exhibit preferences for certain colors, shapes, and patterns, and what this reveals...

Episode 867 | intellectual engagement vs. emotional engagement

In this enlightening episode, we delve into the roles of emotion and intellectual engagement in film appreciation. We talk about how films captivate audiences on both an emotional and intellectual level.

Episode 849 | Psychological and Mental Effects of Art

A discussion that analyzes how art transformed into a method of healing and personal growth. In the podcast the main focus goes to who Monroe Beardsley was and what his works meant in terms of the general concept of art and mental health. 

Episode 873 | Natural Wonders & Crafted Realites

Episode 873 of the Exploring Art podcast features FIU students, Zahra, Soledad, and Mohammad. Join them as they solve an intriguing case study by the one and only Immanuel Kant! Throughout this podcast, they will be talking about how the way you perceive something affects the way you treat it. There will be many insightful observations, analytical break-downs, and most importantly humor and laughs!

Episode 855 | A Look into Future Film

This episode will talk about a new form of film that is going underway, along with its pros and cons. We have two special guests on the podcast who will voice their opinion on this new future of film as well.

Episode 850| Gladys’ Bad Day

In this episode of the Exploring Art podcast, we discuss an all-too-familiar tale about a girl named Gladys who feels hopeless. She is told to delve into the art world due to a prescription given to her by her counselor. Is this the right thing to do? All this and more on episode 850 of the Exploring Art podcast.

Episode 777 | Dual Identities

In this episode, Angie and Ari discuss whether or not John Cage should be considered a musician or an artist. They share what it truly means to be an artist and push the definitions of art. Listen along as they agree and challenge each other on this topic.

Episode 789 | John Cage and the mystery of 4’33

In this episode, Tushar, Jazmine and Gabriela discuss the musical piece “4’33” by John Cage and the mystery of why it was made.

Episode 782 | Where Does Art Begin? The Case of Christo's Environmental Works

Have you ever wondered if the struggle to create something is part of the art itself? Come along with Moyinoluwa, Rafael, and Ashley as we explore the world of Christo, the artist who wrapped massive landscapes in fabric. Christo's work, like "Running Fence" and "Pont Neuf Wrapped," wasn't just about the final product but the epic journey to get there; from permits to protests, the planning process became part of his art. Is this a radical new way of thinking about art? Tune in to find out a...

Episode 776 | Silence as Symphony: Unpacking John Cage’s 4’33

In this episode of “Silence as Symphony: Unpacking John Cage’s 4’33” we will explore the fascinating concept behind one of the most challenging pieces in contemporary music history: John “Cage’s 4’33.”

Episode 828 | Brushes and Beauty: Unveiling Picturesque Landscapes

Join Vanessa, Kaitlyn, and Diego as we explore the timeless allure of picturesque landscapes, where artists capture the essence of natural beauty with every brushstroke. We'll delve into the intriguing debate between "pittoresque" and "pittoresco," examining how these terms have shaped interpretations of scenic art across different cultures and periods.

Episode 875 | Deception vs. Reality

Join us as we delve into the philosophical insights of Immanuel Kant regarding nature, artifice, and aesthetic appreciation. Discover Kant's influential theories on aesthetics, exploring how he distinguishes between natural and artificial beauty and why this distinction is crucial in understanding our perception of beauty. By exploring Kant's profound influence on aesthetics and his timeless philosophical inquiries into nature and artifice, we aim to deepen our understanding of how we percei...

Episode 853 | Frame Fusion: Decoding Cinematic Alchemy

The "Frame Fusion: Decoding Cinematic Alchemy" Podcast dives deep into the evolving landscape of filmmaking, exploring the intersection of traditional methods and synthesized technologies. Hosted by Tabit Lejardi from Florida International University, the episode features insightful discussions with experts Kira and Dane, delving into topics such as emotional engagement in films, the impact of AI and CGI on storytelling, ethical considerations in digital filmmaking, and the future of the ind...

Episode 854 | Fine Art vs. Applied Art

 In this episode, we discuss the differences and similarities between fine art and applied art. 

Episode 872 | Is it Beatiful or is it Fake?

Our episode is about a boy who faked a birdsong. We viewed this study through the eyes of Immanuel Kant. Using his ideology we dove deep into what truly makes art beautiful. Starring Ben, Waleshka, and Valeria

Episode 821 | The Rhythm Room

In this episode of Exploring Art Podcast, we will explore and discuss the topics of musical artists, genres, discographies, and their general impact. Stories will be shared and debates may be flared, but the center of discussion will remain relevant. Our host Dannah Cisneros will be speaking today alongside two special guests: Yva Casanas and Richard Jaramillo. Tune in and learn the importance of music in our lives! Bjork - Undo Untitled Piano Track #1 by Dannah Cisneros

Episode 885 | African Art and Culture throughout History

Examining functional art throughout African culture and exploring it through meaning and interpretation.

Episode 882 | Tempting with the Trio

Join Sabrina, Ruth, and Steven as they dive deep into the life and work of Paul Cézanne, exploring his immense contributions to modern art. Sabrina sets the stage with an in- depth look at Cézanne's unique approach to painting, contrasting it with his contemporaries, and delves into the intriguing tale of St. Anthony and its artistic portrayals, highlighting Cézanne's connection to this revered figure. Steven takes us on a journey through Cézanne's "Temptation of St. Anthony," examining how ...

Episode 878 | Transforming Ordinary into Extraordinary.

Step into a sanctuary of stories where wisdom meets wonder. Exploring Art Podcast is your temple of inspiration, where each episode invites you on a journey through captivating conversations with thought leaders, experts, and everyday heroes. Explore topics that enrich your mind, ignite your curiosity, and uplift your spirit. Join us as we delve into the depths of Portrait vs. Photograph, offering insights and perspectives that resonate with your soul. Embrace the power of storytelling and e...

Episode 881 | Cezanne, An Art Dealer, Cubism, and Bathing Women – A Discussion on Paul Cezanne

Nick brings on Stephy and Dogukan to discuss how Paul Cezanne came to be, what is it that influenced his art and what did he learn that impacted his styling? Who is Ambroise Vollard and how did he impact Cezanne’s life and bring other avant-garde artists to the limelight? Lastly, of course, what was is it that Cezanne painted and what techniques does he employ the most? We explore all of that, and how Cezanne impacted 19th Century Impressionism and 20th Century Cubism.