Hiatus Update from Karen
Hey everybody, I just wanted to let you know I’m hard at work on Season 2! We’re going to start off with one of the… Read More »Hiatus Update from Karen
Hey everybody, I just wanted to let you know I’m hard at work on Season 2! We’re going to start off with one of the… Read More »Hiatus Update from Karen
So we’ve reached the end of Season 1! The show will go on hiatus while I review, assess and prep for Season 2. I hope… Read More »12 End of Season 1
Joseph Mallord William Turner was quite a painter and quite a character. He’s described as vulgar, uncouth, unsophisticated and cheap. And yet, he became one… Read More »11 Keelmen Heaving in Coals by Moonlight – Turner
Hi everybody! Just wanted to remind you all that Slow Art Day is this Saturday, April 14! If you’ve been listening to the show, you… Read More »10 Slow Art Day is Here (Almost)!
This gelatin silver print by American artist Charles Sheeler is one of several images he created while experimenting with the modernist ideas he’d discovered in… Read More »09 Doylestown House-The Stove – Sheeler
This sunny, warm painting is a welcome relief in this miserable March. Skiffs is one in a series of young men boating by Gustave Caillebotte… Read More »08 Skiffs – Caillebotte
This warm and welcoming self-portrait by Dutch master Judith Leyster is a gallery favorite. Join me while I talk about how this remarkable woman accomplished… Read More »07 Judith Leyster Self-Portrait
Today, I’ll be looking at “The Railway” by Édouard Manet. This enigmatic painting has fascinated viewers since its creation in 1873. Set in a rapidly… Read More »06 The Railway – Manet
Today, I’ll be looking at “Blue Morning” by George Bellows. Bellows lived and worked in New York at the turn of the 20th century and… Read More »05 Blue Morning – Bellows
In this belated holiday episode, I’ll be looking at another favorite of mine, “The Annunciation,” by Jan Van Eyck. This complicated and fascinating painting illustrates… Read More »04 The Annunciation – Van Eyck