13 - The Sandman & the Art Addict - Alexander Calder, “Silver Bedhead”, 1946 for Peggy Guggenheim

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Keith Haring X Hieronymus Bosch | "Altarpiece / Life of Christ" X "The Garden of Earthly Delights" | Part One

WeReee bAcK ~~~ diving into not one but TWO monumental works by TWO monumental artists—Hieronymus Bosch's enigmatic triptych "The Garden of Earthly Delights" (1490-1510) and Keith Haring's stunning and heartbreaking final work "Altarpiece / The Life of Christ" (1990).Believe it o ...  Show more

Petra Mathers - Death of an Artist

Hello Ear BuddiesWe should be releasing Hieronymus Bosch X Keith Haring later this week (fingers crossed) - until then please enjoy this special feed drop:When Alice Gregory and Leon Neyfakh started building a library for their infant daughter, they stumbled across a name in an o ...  Show more

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