Ep. 271 - Baltimore Museum of Art: Art/Work Women Print Makers of the WPA

05/28/24 • 31 min

Historical Fine Art - On this episode, The American Art Collective get a special look into the Baltimore Museum of Art's exhibition: Art/Work Women Print Makers of the WPA. We talk with Virginia Anderson, BMA's Curator of American Art and Department Head of American Painting & Sculpture and Decorative Arts, as well as the curator of Art/Work Women Printmakers of the WPA. Virigina tells us about the inspiration for the show and describes some of her favorite pieces. We talks about the important legacy these female artists leave and the importance of continuing to celebrate their work.

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Ep. 270 - Provincetown with Greg Salvatori

Historical Fine Art - This episode of the American Art Collective is the third and final installment of our three part series featuring Provincetown, MA - America's oldest continuous art colony. For this special finale we are joined by the wonderful Greg Salvatori, artist and owner of Greg Salvatory Gallery in Provincetown. Greg walks us through his journey to becoming an artist and how he came to know and love P-Town. He gushes about the inspiring art community that loves and supports all of their members. He talks about what he sees in store for Provincetown and so much more!

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Ep. 272 - Duke Beardsley

Joining us on today’s episode is Denver modernist and cowboy painter Duke Beardsley. Inspired by ranch life in the West, Duke has risen to become one of top artists working in the West. His paintings, often large and wide, blur the lines between Western art and more modern genres such as Pop Art. Today’s episode is sponsored by Western Art Collector, which has featured many of Duke’s shows all around the country.