Introducing The Art History Babes

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Introducing The Art History Babes

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Jun 12, 2016

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Get to know the Art History Babes with our debut episode!Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Jun 12, 2016

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Four friends that really dig art and talking about it. *Regular episodes: Discussion and critical analysis of art historical topics often fueled by alcohol. *Art History Babe Briefs (Art History BBs) : quick art history facts minus the expletives. *Hot Takes: The Babes mix it up, chatting about topics outside the realm of art history

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Bring on the Bacchanal: In the true spirit of Bacchus (god of wine), the Babes amp up their intoxication levels and discuss the joyful debauchery of bacchanalia, past and present. Special guest: Leo Silva by The Art History Babes
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Yoko Ono Is My Favorite Beatle: Join the Babes as they discuss the complex life and groundbreaking work of one of their favorite art babes, Yoko Ono and share tips for surviving grad school! by The Art History Babes
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Weird Putti: The Babes discuss the various manifestations of putti in visual culture. by The Art History Babes
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Color Theory Part 1: The Art History Babes discuss the trippy nature of color perception and the enigmatic history of the color blue. by The Art History Babes
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holiday magic 2016: Grab a glass of egg nog and join us as we explore the wintery Nordic illustrations of Kay Nielsen, enjoy the pagan traditions of Saturnalia, and discuss some lesser-known folklore surrounding the holiday season. by The Art History Babes
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FRIDA: An extra long episode dedicated to the fiercely passionate art babe queen, Frida Kahlo. by The Art History Babes
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A Piece of Work by The Art History Babes
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Salvador Dalí by The Art History Babes
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Halloween Pt. 1 : "The Mezzotint" by The Art History Babes
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Artemisia Gentileschi: How have 20th century ideas shaped our conceptions of one of the most successful female artists of the Baroque period? Join the Babes as they discuss the life and work of Caravaggio's sole female follower, Artemisia Gentileschi. by The Art History Babes
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Hot Takes: Bullsh*t Episode by The Art History Babes
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Purple Mountains Majesty by The Art History Babes
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Election Propaganda by The Art History Babes
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The Joy of Podcasting with Bob Ross by The Art History Babes
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The Art of Boxing by The Art History Babes
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Introducing The Art History Babes: Get to know The Art History Babes with our debut episode! by The Art History Babes
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Thesis Series: Cannibals & Codices by The Art History Babes
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Architecture & Power Part 2 by The Art History Babes
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Fabergé Eggs: Join the Babes and special guest Sonya as they discuss Carl Fabergé and his many eggs of note. by The Art History Babes
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Color Theory Part 2: In the second installment of their two-parter on color theory, the Babes discuss the color experiments of Josef Albers, explore the connection between color and emotion, and get weepy about the tragic life of van Gogh. by The Art History Babes
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Getting Graphic by The Art History Babes
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Alchemy and Art by The Art History Babes
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Thesis Series: Gottfried Helnwein by The Art History Babes
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Hot Takes: Election Feels by The Art History Babes
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Ancient Greek Monsters by The Art History Babes
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Architecture & Power Part 1 by The Art History Babes
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Hot Takes: Eurobabes by The Art History Babes
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Thesis Series: Craft & Morality by The Art History Babes
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Art History School: The Art History Babes are back and coming at you with advice for surviving and thriving in the wonderful world of Art History. by The Art History Babes
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Thesis Series: Egyptomania by The Art History Babes
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Introducing The Art History Babes

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