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This week's episode is dedicated to Max's dog Lollie who passed this week. Please wish her well in doggo heaven :) It's also Max's birthday so wish him a happy 21st! 

This week Sinclaire shows us some lesser known paintings by the incredible Frida Kahlo. Kendal shows us the haunted house Sabrina Tarasoff created in the Huntington's "Made in L.A.: 2020" exhibit. Hope you enjoyed! Please subscribe, rate, and review! 

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This week, Sinclaire brings us the world famous Parthenon to discuss along with its current conversations around repatriating marble statues from the British Museum. Kendal shows us the Ndop figures from the Kuba Peoples in the Congo. They were stolen by colonizers and now reside in various Western museums. Hope you enjoyed! Rate and review kindly :)

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This week Sinclaire presents us the talented quilter, Faith Ringgold, who challenges the art historical canon by placing Black women in historically white spaces. Kendal brings us one of the most famous female Impressionists, Berthe Morisot. Max shows us some fascinating art by his father, surrealist, zeppelin painting, Mike Rosenfeld. Hope you enjoyed! 

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Thanks for listening! This week Sinclaire brings us the incredible and fascinating Yayoi Kusama, famous for her Infinity Rooms featured in The Broad in Los Angeles and her AP Art History Work, The Narcissus Garden. Yayoi also hallucinates dots which are featured in her iconic yellow pumpkins and several other works. Kendal switches gears completely to ponder the question, "Why does Satan look the way he does?" She shows us the Smithfield Decretals which is a collection of illuminated Papal decrees to explore this question, along with several other works. Max also tells us about the brand new, opening soon, Cheech Center in Riverside, CA, a Chicano art collection owned by Cheech Marin, of Cheech and Chong fame, opening in a renovated library. Enjoy! 


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Thanks for listening! This week Sinclaire presents a Rembrandt self-portrait and then shows us around the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston which she visited. Kendal tells us the story of Beauford Delaney, a Harlem-Renaissance, Abstract Expressionist portrait painter. Max will soon be telling us about a museum each week! All episodes up on Spotify, Apple, and most podcasting platforms. Let us know in a comment or email if you listen on a platform we are not on yet. 

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Thanks for listening! This week our friend and talented film lady, Katie Lee, guest stars to tell us about the Italian Bienalle Del Arte in 2019: May We Live in Interesting Times. Katie specifically tells us about the fascinating piece "L'Ange du Foyer" by Max Ernst and its new video adaptation. Sinclaire brings us the fantastic queer, Black artist, Mickalene Thomas, and her twist on Manet's "Le Déjeuner sur L'Herbe" by the same title. Kendal shows us Kent Monkmon, a contemporary, indigenous, queer artist, specifically, she discusses "The Resurgence of the People" a piece that lives in the Met lobby currently. Max commentates as usual and will soon be doing museum reviews! 

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