Join Anya, Madeline, and Dr. Rachel Miller in this Valentine's Day edition episode Infectious Love, where we'll explore the cultural implications and depictions of Syphilis in iconic artworks such as Albrecht Dürer's Syphilitic Man, William Hogarth's scandalous Marriage a La Mode, and Rembrandt's Portrait of Gerard de Lairesse. From hidden meanings to scandalous whispers, we'll uncover the juicy details behind these masterpieces while exploring the artistic expressions of love, life, morality, and disease! Tune in for laughs, gasps, and a newfound appreciation for the ways in which artists have depicted the grotesqueness and oddity of the human condition throughout the ages. Subscribe now on Spotify, and let's dive into some weird art together! 🎨❤️

Join us as we delve into the intricate tapestry of art history to unravel the dark threads of antisemitism with Ali (@thatjewishfeminist), who guides us through the chilling chapters of the medieval era through depictions of antisemitism and blood libel. Explore the intersection of art and prejudice as we uncover the shocking instances of blood libel depicted in various instances throughout history. Ali's expertise provides unique insights, shedding light on the impact of these troubling portrayals and their lasting implications. Don't miss this enlightening episode that challenges preconceptions and promotes dialogue. Subscribe now for a journey through history that's as relevant as ever. 🕵️‍♂️🖼️ #Antisemitism #ArtHistory #BloodLibel #Podcast #HistoryUnveiled #ThatJewishFeminist

Join us as we delve deep into the history of zombies in visual culture with Jose Campbell, an M.A. Graduate student from Sacramento State who is working on his thesis about Zombies! 🎃🧟‍♂️ From the chilling origins of these undead creatures to their evolution in film, television, and beyond, this episode will leave you craving brains for knowledge. #HalloweenPodcast #ZombieCulture #EARPodcast

In this episode of The E.A.R., Mila Corvino helps us dive deep into the world of Tarot, unraveling its intriguing history, dispelling misconceptions that have clouded its reputation, and shedding light on the iconic Rider-Waite Tarot deck and its brilliant illustrator, Pamela Colman Smith. 🌟 Discover the Mystical Origins of Tarot 🌟 Join us on a mystical journey through time as we explore the roots of Tarot. Unearth the secrets behind the Tarot's mysterious emergence, its (possible) connection to ancient civilizations, and how it evolved into the powerful tool of divination that we know today. 🌌 Debunking Tarot Myths and Misconceptions 🌌 Tarot has long been shrouded in myths and misconceptions. In this episode, we break down the stereotypes and superstitions surrounding Tarot, separating fact from fiction. Mila Corvino provides insightful perspectives that will transform the way you view Tarot forever. 🃏 The Artistry of Pamela Colman Smith 🃏 Step into the fascinating world of Pamela Colman Smith, the brilliant artist behind the Rider-Waite Tarot deck, one of the most famous and widely used Tarot decks in the world. Explore her life, her artistic genius, and the profound impact her illustrations have had on Tarot's popularity and interpretation.

Diving Deep into Art History: Unveiling Remarkable Women Artists - A Spotlight on Artemisia Gentileschi and Judith Leyster. In this podcast episode, we explore Linda Nochlin's groundbreaking essay, 'Why are there no great women artists?' as we spotlight two exceptional figures: Artemisia Gentileschi and Judith Leyster. Delve into their captivating stories, overcoming societal obstacles to create masterful art during their eras. Join us as we celebrate their extraordinary talents, analyzing their unique perspectives and indelible impacts on the art world. Discover how these visionary artists challenge traditional narratives and leave an enduring artistic legacy that resonates even today. Tune in to be inspired by their resilience and artistic brilliance, uncovering the hidden gems of women in art history."

Madeline, Anya, and Olivia talk about three contemporary public sculptures and the controversies they attract just by being, well, public contemporary sculptures. Intro and Outro music is Kount Challenge by Josué Mendoza

In this episode Anya, Madeline, and Olivia talk about what the "male gaze" is and why we cannot be fully free from it. Intro and outro song is Kount Challenge by Josuè Mendoza.

Anya, Madeline, and Olivia dive into the Weird and the Wacky with three different stories from three different eras detailing odd additions men have given to Art History: from a man fornicating with a statue to Warhol's mummified foot and the deep love Rossetti held for the Australian wombat. Intro and outro song is Kount Challenge by Josué Mendoza.

In this episode Madeline, Anya, and Olivia tackle common misconceptions about Art History and whether or not these assumptions are false...or true. Intro and outro music is Kount Challenge by Josué Mendoza

Welcome to the E.A.R! Intro song Kount Challenge by Josué Mendoza