National Gallery of Art | Talks
A podcast by National Gallery of Art, Washington
981 Episodes
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Artists, Amateurs, Alternative Spaces: Experimental Cinema in Eastern Europe, 1960–1990
Published: 21/10/2014 -
Saving the Baldwin Film
Published: 21/10/2014 -
Sandra Ramos
Published: 14/10/2014 -
A Celebration of James Baldwin with Carolyn Forché and E. Ethelbert Miller
Published: 07/10/2014 -
Introduction to the Exhibition: Captain Linnaeus Tripe: Photographer of India and Burma, 1852-1860
Published: 07/10/2014 -
Among Friends: Allen Ginsberg, Robert Delpire, Jonas Mekas, and Ed Grazda on Robert Frank, Part 4
Published: 23/09/2014 -
Ursula von Rydingsvard
Published: 23/09/2014 -
Among Friends: Allen Ginsberg, Robert Delpire, Jonas Mekas, and Ed Grazda on Robert Frank, Part 3
Published: 16/09/2014 -
Among Friends: Allen Ginsberg, Robert Delpire, Jonas Mekas, and Ed Grazda on Robert Frank, Part 2
Published: 09/09/2014 -
Among Friends: Allen Ginsberg, Robert Delpire, Jonas Mekas, and Ed Grazda on Robert Frank, Part 1
Published: 02/09/2014 -
Harry Callahan: Photographer, Teacher, Mentor
Published: 26/08/2014 -
The Domenichino Affair: Novelty, Imitation, and Theft in Seventeenth-Century Rome
Published: 19/08/2014 -
A Sense of Place-Winslow Homer and the Maine Coast
Published: 12/08/2014 -
The Accidental Masterpiece: On the Art of Life and Vice Versa
Published: 05/08/2014 -
The Artist's Reality: Philosophies of Art
Published: 29/07/2014 -
The Art of Frank Lloyd Wright
Published: 22/07/2014 -
Speaking Pictures: Poetry Addressing Works of Art
Published: 15/07/2014 -
Andrew Wyeth at the Movies: The Story of an Obsession
Published: 08/07/2014 -
The Girl with a Pearl Earring: The Making of an Icon
Published: 01/07/2014 -
Out of the Kokoon: Modernism in Cleveland before the Armory Show
Published: 24/06/2014
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