In the last chapter of our series on Art History Podcasts, MAYANNE SORET speaks to the woman behind the Art UK’s podcast Art Matters, Ferren Gipson.
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How podcasts are changing the way we engage with art online… and offline: An interview with Tamar Avishai
Created in May 2016 by Boston based Tamar Avishai, The Lonely Palette has since presented a wide selection of paintings, art movements and artists. Most episodes go as follow: Tamar takes one work, usually at at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, interviews the public on their thoughts and feelings, and jumps off on an art historical analysis of the subject at hand, in a concise and engaging manner. MAYANNE SORET interviews her about making The Lonely Palette, and her journey as an art historian.
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How podcasts are changing the way we engage with art online … and offline: An interview with the Art History Babes.
Created in June 2016 by four recent Art History Graduates from UC Davis in California, the Art History Babes publishes episodes weekly to talk art history, politics, museums, gender, boxing, cocktails, and more. MAYANNE SORET interviews them.
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Girls on Pod: How podcasts are changing the way we engage with art online… and offline
In a series of interviews, MAYANNE SORET explores the world of art history podcasts. Here, she introduces the series and shares some thoughts on her own introduction to the world of podcasting. Featuring THE ART HISTORY BABES, THE LONELY PALETTE and ART MATTERS.
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