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Hey Hey Hey Friends, Foes, Formaldehyde it's us. We are slow. At making this podcast but aren't we cute when we just post it on up outta nowhere? Skippers you should move along to about 25 mins in so you don't get irrationally angry about how long we take to get to the good stuff. And good it is my people. Neysa kicks us off with some short and sweet details about one sick bruh, Johannes Vermeer a guy from Delft, Netherlands who painted his home town a grand total of 36 times. You know Delft? The hottest place around. After this Jocelyn gets into the controversial contemporary glass artist Dale Chihuly. You like chandeliers? Because ho boy do we got some chandeliers for you. Tune in to hear us discuss these home boys and as always head to our insta for some reference pics from the episode. Live, Laugh, Lobotomy. ~ Jocelyn & Neysa
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Why hello hello art friends and foes! We're back for the Holiday season dropping a hot one for your ears. In this episode we don't actually cover the art until about 45 mins in so be prepared for some wild takes. Jocelyn brings a sad update about one former security guard whose untimely death rolls into a hilarious joke. Neysa regales us with a feisty retelling of an exes betrayal. During the art portion Jocelyn covers some juicy tidbits about the abstract expressionist painter Frank Stella, while Neysa shits all over him. In her segment Neysa tells us all about a shocking art scam surrounding a group of abstract expressionists and a prominent New York Gallery. Enjoy and share the podcast love! As always follow us on the gram @iminoredinarthistorypod to see which paintings we're referring to!
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Oh you know what time it IS! You want art history? We have some poorly delivered information for yah. Skip ahead to 23 minutes in for us to get to the first artist of this 1.5 hours episode, David Huggins! A man who painted his over 30+ years of experience as an alien stud. Things get wild, so buckle up. We move on to Neysa's boring old white man, John Singer Sargent a turn of the century portrait artist. Cool paintings, boring life though. Sprinkled into this episode the tangents abound and fair warning we can't help but follow the rabbit. What we really need the people to answer is do you remember Twinkies being banana flavored?
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We know you're parched after such a long wait for the Hot Tea, but babies, it was worth the wait! We've gone from Neysa being stoked on a boy to being ready to crush him with her bare hands (ish). Jocelyn announces her and Mike's anniversary, as well as a funky impulsive thought that you'll wanna stick around until the end of the episode to hear!
Buried under all the goss, you'll learn a little about Japan's premier horror mangaka, Junji Ito (July 31, 1963 - present) and a lot more about French Rococo painter Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun (April 16, 1755 - March 30, 1842).
Strap in, it's a wild one.
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As always, check out the 'gram for some of the art we reference: @IMinoredInArtHistoryPod and drop us a DM sometime!
Music Creds: intro is edited Regina Spektor, outro is original audio by Nic Hamersly
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New Year, same podcast hosts! Neysa and Jocelyn are back for another unpredictably dropped treat for your earwax holes. At the top of the hour the girls spill the tea with some sordid tales of broken library elevators that Jocelyn had to chew her way out of (not really... but it could happen). Then Neysa gives us a juicy personal life update about her new beau, ooh lala. Moving into the artists of the hour Jocelyn gives us a quick rundown of one of her favorite shows that they should definitely bring back, Face Off and her favorite contestant from the show, SFX artist and cake decorator Dina Cimarusti! Neysa follows up with another dead old white man that is celebrated in art history for no apparent reason. The so called "father of modern sculpture" Auguste Rodin. A grandiose, loud-mouthed cheater who may or may not have stolen his lovers artworks. Happy Holidays! Happy New Year! and big thank you's to everyone who listened to us babble in 2022 and actually garnered some enjoyment from it. You're the best ya'll! *Rodin not Renoir
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Hello again! In this feast for your senses Jocelyn tells us all about her American artist Alex Katz and his totally not boring and highly admired works that Neysa definitely loves. Buckle your pants an extra notch for the interruptions in this tidbit. For her tale Neysa does an international scandal involving famous American forger Tony Tetro, James Stunt (former son-in-law of English billionaire Bernie Ecclestone) and one and only now King Charles III. As you know us two ladies LOVE a good scandal. As always leave a review on the gram @iminoredinarthistorypod on Apple, or Spotify. We kept it light on the personal tea for this one (I'm thinking of you 4.5 star reviewer). Happy Listening!
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Back again for our July episode! This time with a special guest; introducing Jocelyn's bf, Mike! After sharing some intimate details most of us would have chosen not to hear (except not us because we're freaks amirite) we dive right into the topic of the hour, propaganda art. Mike takes us all the way through from the overall concept to historical effects of propaganda in World War 1 and World War 2. (Instagram took down the nazi propaganda pics lol) Lots of laughs abound in this delightful part 1 to our 30 episode special. Head on over to part 2 where Jocelyn and Neysa take off on a plethora of tangents. Hold onto your hats!
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It's hot, hot for Episode 30. Mike hangs out staring lovingly at his beau as she gives us an informative rundown of color theory and how to properly use shade and tints. Also do babies know colors? And should they learn different ones? It's all here for you folks. Neysa is still raging steady about abortion rights as we all should. She touches on Paula Rego -arguably one of the few artists that accurately captures the turmoil of pregnant people as they prepare for their abortion in a back alley clinic. If you or someone you know needs an abortion in a restricted state please go to www.abortionfinder.org.
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We're late, again! Our lives are busy busy but we have another delicious episode for your ear holes full of our voices. Jocelyn brings it with a very odd and obscure tale of the painting "The Hands Resist Him" and it's quirky history on the internet. Neysa gives us a feminist icon, although she never wanted to be, Ana Mendieta. Jocelyn reveals a wonderful personal life twist that you probably weren't expecting, meanwhile trouble brews with Neysa and a certain roommate. We love all your support for the pod and apologize sincerely for slacking. As always we'd love a follow on Instagram and please check out our linktree in our bio AND whether you love us, hate us, feel ambivalent about us send us tips, artists/art history to do, a strange deep meme you have no one else to share with... We love it!
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It's been over a month! Did you miss us? In this episode Neysa gives us a stunning definitely non white guilt related telling of a Japanese screen painter from the 16th century Kano Eitoku, this dude was a screen making L E G E N D. Jocelyn brings us back around to a PTSD inducing name we all remember Franz Kafka in all of his buggy glory. It's not our usual since he's a writer but hey we didn't specify that art history was limited to the multi-media arts did we? We might've - but who cares! We do what we want! We also talk about our personal lives obvi, some information on Neysa's dental journey, baby shower tales and how roommates work. As always give us a shout in the comments, the DM's whatever and wherever. Let us know you love the pod, what artists you want to see or even if you despise us! As always, thanks for listening.
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This episode Jocelyn takes you into the wonderful and hyper-realistic? world of Janet Fish which she picked for her own very super special, super serious reasons. Taking it back to the turn of the century, the 20th century that is, Neysa gives you a grounding history lesson surrounding the time period known as The Gilded Age with a sprinkle of information on how this affected artists of the time. Never ones to disappoint they wrap the episode with a perfect slice of dating escapades and a rant about how to talk to yourself when you're on a terrible date with an average dude. In case you weren't aware find us on Instagram at Iminoredinarthistorypod and DM us some requests for artists or a spicy complaint we love it all! Enjoy!
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Welcome back and happy listening to Season 2 of I Minored in Art History! In this episode Neysa kicks us off with a heavy hitter, Americana darling, Norman Rockwell. Jocelyn eases us into the modern day with the beautiful, talented (and possibly the hipster responsible for having love outlawed); graphic designer Jessica Hische! As always we get a download on the latest changes since the several month break and some of them may be shocking! Tune in for your fill of tea and we can't wait to bring you more art history in 2022. Send us a DM on Instagram with your suggestions of artists to regale you with!
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What the fuck is up, dudes? We start this episode with info fairly quickly, so you don't really even need to skip ahead much at all! What a treat for the final episode of season 1!
Neysa brings us the deets about The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art, located in Sarasota, FL and Jocelyn brings us some tantalizing Art Scams ("Take The Money and Run" Jens Haaning, MSCHF's Andy Warhol 'Fairies' forgeries) from recent months! Jocelyn might have said 100 at one point but really meant 1,000 - she's just bad at reading numbers.
Also SPOILER Neysa's buying a house! Hot damn!
I also want to acknowledge that I was very insensitive with my comments about homeless people and I had originally cut it but in an effort to be transparent, I left it in. I also took the time to check out some resources for helping the homeless and want to share one that I thought was fairly accessible HERE - I usually donate my stuff to charity when I can, but not salvation army because they're anti LGBT+
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As always, check out the 'gram for some of the art we reference: @IMinoredInArtHistoryPod
Music Creds: intro is edited Regina Spektor, outro is original audio by Nic Hamersly
Audio mixed with Auphonic
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Tune in to this Real Long Episode to learn about Francis Bacon (1909-1992) an English Scorpio who painted some real weird shit, and Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528) a German Gemini painter and print maker! Skip ahead to 22 minutes for that sweet, sweet information UNLESS you wanna hear us talk about Meatballs, Why you shouldn't let your car insurance lapse, Neysa's NEW MAN REVEAL!, and a bowling pin shaped dude with downward facing nipples.
Trigger warning on Francis Bacon's section for abuse.
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As always, check out the 'gram for some of the art we reference: @IMinoredInArtHistoryPod
Music Creds: intro is edited Regina Spektor, outro is original audio by Nic Hamersly
Audio mixed with Auphonic
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Long time, no see (hear..?) but Jocelyn has been draggin' ass on editing! SORRY.
This episode brings you the tantalizing deets your ear holes have been missing - *trigger warning for parental abuse/trauma/sexual abuse/suicide attempt mentions* - we talk about Contemporary Japanese Artist Yayoi Kusama (1929 - present) who is a fabulous artist and honestly such an inspiration, as well as a little bit of a ramble through Lascaux Caves (France, 17000 years ago supposedly).
Skip to 9 minutes in for Real Content. (Also spoiler, Jocelyn did not get the job she applied for, boooo).
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As always, check out the 'gram for some of the art we reference: @IMinoredInArtHistoryPod
Music Creds: intro is edited Regina Spektor, outro is original audio by Nic Hamersly
Audio mixed with Auphonic
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Originally recorded at the start of August, but not edited until now because Jocelyn is a mess, here's episode 22!
Skip ahead to 8:40ish to cut past the opening banter and learn a li'l somethin' about American Feminist/Decoration/Maximalist Artist and Guerilla Girl Jane Kaufman (1983-2021) and some the major artists behind the original Star Wars!
There's a lot to unpack here, honestly.
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As always, check out the 'gram for some of the art we reference: @IMinoredInArtHistoryPod
Music Creds: intro is edited Regina Spektor, outro is original audio by Nic Hamersly
Audio mixed with Auphonic
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Recorded in June, posted in August, it's another scandalous episode of I Minored In Art History! Neysa and Jocelyn talk about nonsense for the first half hour, so skip there if you want to know some things about Artemisia Gentileschi, Italian Baroque painter (1593-1653) and all around badass. ***TRIGGER WARNING*** R*pe mention. Neysa brings it in with Gustav Klimt, Austrian symbolist painter (1862-1918) and female body appreciator.
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As always, check out the 'gram for some of the art we reference: @IMinoredInArtHistoryPod
Music Creds: intro is edited Regina Spektor, outro is original audio by Nic Hamersly
Audio mixed with Auphonic
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Back with a real banger of an episode that'll probably give you a headache because of the hiss that happened since I cranked up the input 'cause our special guest Lauren (aka "Bunny") doesn't talk real loud!
Believe me, I tried my best to get rid of it.
In any case, Jocelyn talks a tiny bit about Calligraphy, Lauren tells us about American photographer Sally Mann (1951-still alive!), and Neysa talks about a painting called "Madame Monet & Her Son" (1875)
We diverge (as usual) to talk about Middle School Nonsense (yikes), an upcoming podcast that Lauren & Jocelyn are planning, and a few other ridiculous things.
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As always, check out the 'gram for some of the art we reference: @IMinoredInArtHistoryPod
Music Creds: intro is edited Regina Spektor, outro is original audio by Nic Hamersly
Audio mixed with Auphonic
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Wowie, Episode 19 is finally here!!
In this episode, we chat about 16th century Vegetables As FACES (thanks Giuseppe Arcimboldo!!) and everyone’s favorite Pop Artist, Andy Warhol (1928-1987). Just kidding, he's not my favorite.
Also. Apparently. My mom is listening to these now, hi mom.-xoxo Jocelyn-
As always, check out the 'gram for some of the art we reference: @IMinoredInArtHistoryPod
Music Creds: intro is edited Regina Spektor, outro is original audio by Nic Hamersly
Audio mixed with Auphonic
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Here's one someone has been waiting for - by request - American Illustrator Jessie Wilcox-Smith (1863-1935) and one that no one asked for - The Art Heist of the Isabella Gardner Museum (1990) brought back to everyone's imagination by Netflix's This Is A Robbery!
In this episode, we discuss (among other things):
-Who sent Jocelyn a magazine?
-Sanük Flip Flops
-Staying Hydrated!!Skip ahead to 17:45 if you want to miss those juicy deets.
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As always, check out the 'gram for some of the art we reference: @IMinoredInArtHistoryPod
Music Creds: intro is edited Regina Spektor, outro is original audio by Nic Hamersly
Audio mixed with Auphonic
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