Episode 3: First “impressions” of the Nationa...

This summer, someone walked off with a banana taped to a museum wall in Metz, and the museum filed a legal complaint. Zahra traces it back to Maurizio Cattelan, the self-taught Italian behind the solid-gold toilet, the Pope struck by a meteorite and a banana that sold for $6.2 mi ...  Show more

To make the most out of your listening experience, follow along with the episode's Wingman post on our Instagram: @artvirgins Sami paid $70 for five minutes behind a locked gate in Cancún, and a French stranger nearly got left outside. His hunt for the one MUSA Invader that isn't ...  Show more

Welcome to The Art Engager podcast! This podcast here to help educators, guides and creatives engage their audiences with art, objects and ideas. Each week I’ll be sharing a variety of strategies, ideas and inspiration to help you to engage and connect with your audiences and con ...  Show more

How are we taught to look at art, and why does it get everything wrong? In this episode I look at conventional ways of teaching students to look at art, and offer an alternative that allows for more intuition, experiementation, and a familiarity with the medium. 

Originally Released February 16th, 2017 Developed on the precipice between realism and abstraction, Impressionism is often considered the first truly modern art movement. Join the Babes as they discuss the birth of this seminal style and dig up some dirt on the most important mem ...  Show more

Today, we’re exploring the exhibition “Post-Impressionism. Beyond Appearances” with Aisha AlAhmadi, Curatorial Assistant at Louvre Abu Dhabi. This extraordinary show brings together iconic masterpieces from the Post-Impressionist period, with exceptional loans from Musée d’Orsay, ...  Show more