It seems like every time I pick up a book on art and artists, art periods and art movements are discussed. And though I understand both a way to categorize the art or artist, I don’t see a reason that it either helps in appreciating the work or understanding the artist. I feel like the art work itself tells me enough about the artist, and the years and where the artist lived tells me something about the culture at the time. So what is the importance of the art period and art movement in regards learning or understanding or in appreciation of art? Art history is divided into periods and movements. The difference between the two is time and intent. While art periods are usually based on historical eras, art movements are decided by artists as a collective. https://magazine.artland.com/art-movements-and-styles/ Top 25 Art movements and styles throughout history Thanks for joining us on this episode. To learn more on the subject click on the links below. We’d love to hear from you good or bad! You can submit ideas for art walks and art curiosities at idea@whiskeyandart.com You can reach us at scott@whiskeyandart.com Stuart at themuseumguy@whiskeyandart.com And The Gin Lady at theginlady@whiskeyandart.com Please subscribe, follow and it always help to rate us and leave a review. Cheers!

In The Yard is how Stuart, the Gin Lady and I came up with the idea for the Whiskey and Art Podcast. I had asked Stuart a question. A simple one I thought, but two hours later I found that even the simplest art question leads to more questions and actual fun art discoveries. And each episode a comment Stuart makes draws out my curiosity or during my research something catches my eye. This episode about Womenhouse became so much more once I started. The first feminist art project in the western world. The links for my resources can be found in my blog at https://whiskeyandart.com. I hope you enjoy! Cheers! Please subscribe or follow. We’d love to hear from you good or bad! You can submit ideas for art walks and art curiosities at idea@whiskeyandart.com You can reach us at scott@whiskeyandart.com Stuart at themuseumguy@whiskeyandart.com And The Gin Lady at theginlady@whiskeyandart.com Please subscribe, follow and it always help to rate us and leave a review. Cheers!

Every art book that I’ve opened the Mona Lisa featured. So since she and I were sharing so much facetime, I thought, why not do an episode on her I can’t help but begin humming that popular tune Mona Lisa sang by the awesome Nat King Cole. “Are you warm, are you real, Mona Lisa, or just a cold and lonely, lovely work of art”. And that is what Stuart and I discuss on this episode. A bit of whiskey, a bit of history and a bit of fun. https://www.theartstory.org/artist/da-vinci-leonardo/ Mona Lisa- Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mona_Lisa. Please read the well written and fun article by Kristy Puchko at https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/62280/14-things-you-didnt-know-about-mona-lisa. Thanks for joining us on this episode. To learn more on the subject click on the links below. We’d love to hear from you good or bad! You can submit ideas for art walks and art curiosities at idea@whiskeyandart.com You can reach us at scott@whiskeyandart.com Stuart at themuseumguy@whiskeyandart.com And The Gin Lady at theginlady@whiskeyandart.com Please subscribe, follow and it always help to rate us and leave a review. Cheers!

After a great Knoxville Art Walk, what could be better than enjoying time and drinks at a local whiskey distiller. Join Scott as he winds up the Knoxville Art Walk, with locals Garrett and Raquel. Meet Amanda who is on the quest to be the youngest whiskey sommelier in the world, and Tommy Holliday, just as entertaining and mysterious as his famous relative, Doc Holliday! For hours and other information on the Knox Whiskey Works tap on the link, HTTPS://KNOXWHISKEYWORKS.COM. You can leave comments at scott@whiskeyandart.com

Stuart, an Iowa farm boy discusses another Iowa farm boy. Stuart is joined by the Gin Lady and Scott as the trio does deep dive into a truly American Artist, Grant Wood. https://www.theartstory.org/artist/wood-grant/artworks/. Please leave comments at whiskeyandart.com. You can reach Stuart at themuseumguy@whiskeyandart.com. theginlady@whiskeyandart.com. Or scott@whiskeyandart.com. Please rate and review us iTunes.

Art reaches out to us throughout the ages. Sometimes a certain piece of artwork captures our attention time after time. We made a personal connection with the artist and their work. Stuart, Scott and the Gin Lady discuss what it means to linger and a time they lingered that is still fresh in their memory. AND speaking of memory and feeling a connection with an object or point in time, They discuss various theories of deja vu. MENTIONS: Patricia Dunker, Author, Picasso’s The Old Guitarist, Stephan Greenblatt, Author. Article “What Causes Deja Vu? Written by Crystal Raypole, and medically reviewed by Debra Rose Wilson, Ph.D. LINKS: Quote from Patricia Dunker, at two minutes and 25 seconds into the 7/7/2009 podcast, Redrafting and Editing, www.open.ac.uk/use. Article “What Cause Deja Vu”. Https://www.healthline.com/health/mental-health/what-causes-Deja-vu#. FOLLOW OUR BLOG AT WHISKEYANDART.COM. CONTACT US SCOTT@whiskeyandart.com. themuseumguy@whiskeyandart.com. Theginlady@whiskeyandart.com

Museums can be fun!! Stuart and the Gin Lady guide you and I through getting the most out of a museum experience. We sip a bit of whiskey while the Gin Lady drains her glass. So grab the beverage of your choice, and learn with me on my quest to discover and rediscover my love of Art. You can reach Stuart at themuseumguy@whiskeyandart.com. The Gin Lady can be reached at theginlady@whiskeyandart.com. And also follow our blog at http://www.whiskeyandart.com

In this 2nd part Stuart and I continue to discuss the artist Frida Kahlo. We reveal her life, strength, passion, intelligence and her humor from quotes to newspaper and other articles. You can find the resources, links to the articles in our blog Frida, The Eyes Have It at WhiskeyandArt.com. You can reach us at email StuartandScott@whiskeyandart.com. You can find the wonderful article by Brigid Delaney at https://www.theguardian.com/art and design/2016/jul/20/Frida-Kahlo-why-we-can’t-look-away-from the worlds-first-selfie-superstar. And Karen Chernick’s article at https://www.artsy.net/article/artsy-editorial-Frida-Kahlo-Georgia-okeeffes-formative-friendship.

In this first of a two part episode we discuss her life through major turning points and with her quotes.

This is our introduction episode. We hope to provide a fun and informative experience for people to discover or rediscover a personal connection to art. Scott is retired from the trucking world and is rediscovering his enjoyment of art and literature. Stuart “the museum guy” is an art professional with the knack of making art history fun and interesting to all ages. In future episodes we discuss famous artist and well known works of art. We will discuss and interview current artist, visit museums, conduct art walks in various cities and towns, and hopefully provide our listeners ways to connect with the art world wherever they live. Most episodes will be about 20 minutes long so you can enjoy a quick listen. You can find us on Spotify or wherever you stream your podcast. To find out more about the Whiskey and Art Podcast visit our blog at whiskeyandart.com. You can leave suggestions for future episodes and other comments at the website or by email at whiskeyandartpodcast@gmail.com. Thanks for taking the time to listen and read.