In this episode of theexploring art podcast, weventure the concept ofexploring how we can readgardens. From eighteenth-century gardens full ofbeautiful architecture tomodern gardens full of lushand green flora and fauna,the question stands, can weread gardens the same waywe can read books?

n this 24-minute podcast, we delve into the deeper meaning of a seemingly inconsequential act. Sofiabegins by introducing us with a brief and plentiful history of the place in which this art piece is held. Inaddition, we explore the concept of art while Trinity expands on how vandalism can either enhance ordegrade the meaning of an original piece. And shockingly, Bryce manages to slither Ancient Egypt andAncient Greece into the conversation. Discover how these unpredictable connections were made and thetrue meaning(s) of art by listening to our podcast!MUSIC CREDIT:Title: Elevator Music & Elevator Jazz 3 HOURS of Jazzy Elevator Music and Elevator Jazz MusicArtist: Unknownhttps://youtu.be/xNjyG8S4_kI?feature=shared

In today's episode, Cristales and Christina dive into thephenomenon that is the Captive Cat. From the mysteriousmeaning and location to its appropriate title, we delve intocritical conversation about arts meaning. We also discuss art's role in the modern world.

Join us in this episode of the Exploring Art Podcast as we dive into the world of Christo and JeanneClaude, famous for their huge, temporary art pieces. Hosts Aiden Lopez, Victoria Steckbauer , and Jadi Aldanaf will explore how Christo's art redefines contemporary art by including the entire process—from planning to working with the community—as part of the artwork. We'll compare Christo's methods to those of Michelangelo and Steven Spielberg, showing how the journey of creating art is just as important as the final piece. Tune in for an engaging chat on how Christo's projects challenge traditional art ideas and leave a lasting mark on modern art. Sleepy Cat- By Alejandro Magaña (A. M.)

This episode focuses on art and it's impact on the mundane and William Carlos Williams notable poem This is Just to Say. Join Larkin and Nika as they discuss the beauty of the imagist, modernist and DADA movements, and the idea of found art and poetry.

In today’s episode, our host, Marlon Castillo, joined by Laura Rampin and Abigail Freis, will interview and discuss the life, works and literary significance of the American poet, William Carlos Williams. Join us as we embark on this case study of William’s works, with a focus on his poem “This is Just to Say.”

Listen to Episode 792 of the "Exploring Art Podcast" with hosts Sabrina, Luna, and Paulos from Florida International University! We're exploring the imaginative brilliance of William Carlos Williams and his famous work "This Is Just To Say." Join us as we dive into Williams' past, unravel the meaning behind his famous poem, and take on a fascinating case study.

In this episode Kyra, Gregory, and Anastasjaexplore different perspectives seen from a bronzestatue. We discussed how adding simple items toa piece of art can change our interpretations. Evenif it was unintentionally. Explore with us differentways to view this art piece.

Join us at the Springman talk show where today we talk about Christos constructions with Alanna and Angela. Explore all the topics and interesting information that they will dive upon today. From Comparing Michaelangelos work from the 1400s to Christos and his wives work now, explore and learn from this podcast what art truly means. And I can give you a hint it is not all about a paint brush, listen while you run, read, cook anything but it will most definitely keep you hooked.

On today’s episode host Rebecca inviteEla to speak about the Minimilist art era and aMallarmé. The best music podcast with Dan Spencer retrievedFrom @thebestmusicpodcast on youtube

mage a statue of a cat confined, restrained,captive. Or is it simply a cat with chains on it.What would you think if you saw that sculpture?Join Alissa and Anthony as we delve into themystery surrounding the captive cat.

Everyone is concerned about whether apile of bricks is considered art. Don'tmiss this episode filled with curiosityand knowledge!

Step into the world of John Cage with hostDjamael and special guests Grace andAdriana. Together, we unravel the life andinnovative contributions of this 20th-centuryicon in music and art. From his daringexperiments with chance and prepared pianoto his profound exploration of silence in"4'33"," discover how Cage reshaped ourunderstanding of sound and creativity. Explorehis fascination with Zen Buddhism, and hisenduring influence on the evolution of soundart. Join us for a captivating journey throughthe visionary mind of John Cage and hislasting impact on contemporary artistry

In this podcast, Sinead and Andrew dive into the nature and opinions of "The Captive Cat". They discuss the brief history and the meaning thought behind the use of a chain on the statue.  Music: Chill vibres by Febri Handika

During the podcast, discussions of what is considered art andartists intentions are unfolded. Elsa and Aniyah delve into CarlAndres art piece widely known as Pile of Bricks, and itspossible meaning, origins, controversies, and the artwork thatit inspired.

Podcast Group 807 explored the conceptof the chained cat at Columbia Universityand whether the chain should beconsidered as part of the art. Xenogenosis”- Fat Rat“I’d love to change the world”- Jetta

Amani, Aaron, and Isabela tackle the topic of what can or cannot be considered art as they dissect Carl Andre's iconic pile of bricks, "Equivalent VIII".  "Local Forecast - Elevator" - Kevin Macleod

Join us as we discuss the concept of the ChainedCat Statue and how something as simple asadding a chain could cause such discussion onwhat we consider art and how we interpret it.

This episode dives into the poets life and impactinto the imagist movement and a analyzing ofhis poem “This is just to say”. Music Credit -Paint the Town Red

Danyell, Katelynn, and Orelbe dive deep into the world ofcontemporary art and the process behind a few great artists journeyswith creating art that pushes boundaries.

Join host Allison Blease and her guest Elaina Aguilera as they discuss the fascinating avant-garge artist John Cage! In episode 773, they discuss a revolutionary artwork: John Cage's 4'33"; the inspiring piece that challenged the traditional concepts of music and art. Tune in to learn more about Cage's philosophical approach that continues to inspire various artists to this day!

Welcome to Exploring Art Podcast, FIU's student podcast for the creatively curious! I'm Angelica Acosta, with me are Sofia Andreoli and Joel Lopez. This time around, we will dissect William Carlos Williams' famous poem “This is just to say.” We will explore the background of the poem, Williams' innovative way and his relationships with both Modernism and Imagism. Additionally the concept of found poetry will be discussed. Prepare to be intrigued by the questions presented and amazed by the resolutions.  Tune in for an insightful discussion celebrating the beauty in everyday moments turned into art. Subscribe to Exploring Art Podcast on iTunes, Spotify, Soundcloud, or wherever you get your podcasts. Stay curious!

Abigail, Gaston and Raphaella talk about their opinions about the use of computer simulations and music synthesizer in the film industry. Should these new advances in technology can be considered a magnificent tool or humans should keep continue making movies with real elements? 

In this episode we discuss a scary hypothetical,  what if movies had no actors, producers, or any living people? What if they were made solely using CGI and AI? 

In this episode we will be going on about the beauty within humans and birds and if there is a difference. The way that female and male birds reproduce due to beautiful plumage and if there is a similar beauty to animals and to humans.  Apple Music audios Live bird sounds 

In this podcast, panel members Alex, Aden, and Eliselle delve into Vincent van Gogh's early childhood, influences in art, personal turmoil, the creation and ideas regarding the Night Cafe, and whether or not we must agree with van Gogh's perceived notion that the painting is the "ugliest" he has ever done.

We dive into the concept of “Picturesque”,revealing the true meaning, evolution, andother ideas. Sharing each other's opinions onmany questions relating to the topic. Ourconversation spans on factual, cultural, andpersonal aspects. We also reflected on howcultural backgrounds shape our perception ofbeauty. Additionally, we debated the idea ofwhether the artist or the landscape itself is thereason for its beauty.

Join hosts Nicole, Mia, and Robert as they explorea revolutionary concept in filmmaking: producingfilms entirely through sophisticated computersimulations, without the use of cameras or realactors. In this thought-provoking episode, wediscuss how this technology could transform theindustry, offering cheaper and more efficientproduction methods. Would knowing a film iscompletely computer-generated change youremotional connection to the story? Could thesevirtual productions thrill us just as much astraditional films? We dive into the potentialbenefits and challenges, debating whether thefuture of cinema lies in synthesizers or if there’sstill a place for traditional filmmaking. Tune in foran engaging conversation about the future ofstorytelling on the big screen.

In this podcast episode, Liz, Omar, andLoris Laura would be discussing theeffects of art therapy to overcome lifechallenges, including the stressexperienced by a sophomore student atuniversity. They will also explore MonroeBearsley's influence in therapy and hisopinion regarding the relationshipbetween art, mental and emotionalhealth.

This episode explores the influence of art as therapy and how Monroe Beardsley has influenced art therapy. 

On todays episode of the Exploring Art Podcast, we exploreimpact of knowledge on viewer experience when comparingsynthesized films and traditional films, examine the technoloadvancements, cost efficiency, and ethical implications of syfilm production, and discusses the potential future of film pro and the influence of audience preferences and acceptance. "It Was Only a Dream" by Adi Goldstein

In this episode we will be going over the works and ideas of famed 20th century philosopher Monroe Beardsley and his principles on aesthetics and criticism.

In this episode, we will be discovering the mysteries of Van Gogh's  ugliest piece, "The Night Café". We will discover why Van Gogh thought this was his ugliest painting, and what the definition of "ugly" means in the art world. 

In this episode, we discus the revelations of Immanuel Kant’s philosophy behind art and if its beauty is affected by its artificial or natural origin. Youtube: Title: COPYRIGHT FREE R&B + CHILL VLOG MUSIC Artist: Thatgirlplaylist https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ncdvTN3rXE&t=163s

In today's episode, show host Jennifer and guests Nicho and Helen discuss whether or not intellectual films should convey an emotional reaction to their audience. Please join us in this interesting discussion! INTRO: "EARLY SUMMER" BY TOKYO MUSIC WALKER and OUTRO: "Bluesy Vibes" Jazz Music #4 (No Copyright)

In this episode, we explore the intricate relationship between beauty and ugliness in art and its impact on emotional and psychological well-being. We start by examining critical and uncritical uses of "beauty" and "ugliness," drawing from the wisdom of philosophers like Aristotle, and Plutarch, and literary figures like Baudelaire/ We discuss topics that have intrigued us, like the release of Inside Out 1 & 2, and shared captivating questions in order to enhance our understanding. Inside out Theme Song - Disney.

Feeling stuck? Words failing you? Art therapy might be the key! This podcast dives into the world of art therapy, exploring how the creative process can unlock emotional well-being, self-discovery, and healing. Through Glady’s (sophomore in college) story we define and discuss the benefits of art therapy.   Join Jaden Luna, Lang Lijfrock, and Jasmin Jiron as they explore different art therapy techniques.   This podcast is your invitation to unleash your inner artist and discover the healing power of self-expression.   Art therapy: It's not just about making art, it's about making a difference

In this podcast episode of "Art is Medicine" we,Natalia and Vallery, explore a case study aboutGladys, a college sophomore struggling withcommon sophomore year challenges such asdespondency, dissatisfaction, tension, andlistlessness. Following her college counselor'srecommendation to engage with the arts, wedelve into how music, poetry, drama, dance, andother art forms can benefit mental health. Wediscuss practical steps Gladys can take, sharesupporting research, and offer personalanecdotes illustrating the transformative powerof art in relieving stress, resolving conflicts,enhancing cognitive function, fostering empathy,and providing emotional solace. The episodeconcludes with a message of encouragement forlisteners to explore and embrace artisticactivities in their own lives. Music Credit: Happy Life by Fredji

In this episode Annalisa, Alberto and Diana delve deep intodiscussing human appreciation of beauty vs birdappreciation of beauty. We discussed 10 different topics inorder to solve to what extent birds appreciate beauty. Her’s: What once was-instrumental

In this podcast episode, Hunter, Lauren, and Isabella discuss beauty and how it relates to different animals. Birds are noted specifically because they often have courting rituals steaming from their perspective of "beauty. 

The concept ofpicturesque beauty,born from the Romanticmovement, encouragedan appreciation fornature's untamed andirregular features. Thisidea transcendedcultures, each adding itsunique flavor to whatwas consideredbeautiful. In America,dramatic and ruggedterrains werecelebrated, while in EastAsia, simplicity andtranquility took centerstage.As the 19th centuryprogressed, theAmerican landscapebecame a symbol ofcultural and artisticexpression, with writersand painters findingendless inspiration in itsvastness and diversity.Willis's detaileddescriptions alignedperfectly with the artistictrends of his time,reflecting a deepappreciation for nature'ssplendor.But picturesque beautyisn't just an artisticconcept—it's a bridgeconnecting art history,philosophy, psychology,and environmentalstudies. This richinterplay explores howwe perceive and valuelandscapes, revealing acomplex tapestry ofcultural influences andindividual experiences.Technologicaladvancements likephotographyrevolutionized our viewof nature, capturing itssublime beauty withunprecedented realismand detail.Today, the debatecontinues on the role ofthe viewer in perceivingpicturesque beauty. Is itintrinsic to thelandscape or born fromour engagement with it?This question fuelscontemporarydiscussions onenvironmentalaesthetics andconservation, whereaesthetic appreciationdrives public support forpreserving our naturalwonders.

n this episode of Exploring Art Podcast, titled “TheRelationship of Emotions and Intellect with Films,”host Yuri, along with guests Raye and Abby,discusses how films like "Inside Out" and"Interstellar" engage audiences emotionally andintellectually. They explore techniques such aslighting, music, and narrative structure, the impactof cultural influences and film education, and howmodern films blend deep themes with action,highlighting the balance between intellectualstimulation and emotional engagement in cinema

"The Night Cafe's" eluding color, lighting, and new approach to art transcended norms at its point of creation which inspired many though heavily burdened its creator Van Gogh saying " Its the worst I've done". We dive deep into the validity of his own self criticism in this episode of the exploring arts podcast.

In this episode of "Feathered Charm," we embark on a journey into the world of beauty and its profound implications. We'll dive into the biological mechanisms behind the stunning plumage of male birds and uncover the evolutionary advantages of these vibrant displays. Discover how brilliant feathers play an important role in ecological and reproductive success.

In this episode, Miranda, Samira, and Jacdiscuss the interconnected relationshipbetween emotion and art, and what therole emotion plays into appreciating art.

In this episode we discuss Nathaniel Willis and his definition of picturesque scenes. We discuss whether pictures of art and original artwork can give you the same experience. Do you think the two compare?

In this episode, join hostIsabella along with Isabel andAnthony as they explore theconcept of picturesquebeauty. Delve into thehistorical context provided byNathaniel Willis's writings,understand the culturalinfluences that shaped19th-century perceptions ofbeauty, and discover thesignificance of Americanlandscapes in art andliterature. The discussion willcover the interplay of arthistory, philosophy,psychology, andenvironmental studies inappreciating picturesquescenes. Tune in to learnabout the empirical studies onlandscape perception, theimpact of photography, andthe enduring relevance ofpicturesque aesthetics incontemporary conservationefforts.

Julio, Isa, and Amanda talk about and explores Immanuel Kant's philosophy on the aesthetic. Music Credit - Joakim Karud- Great Days