3D Art
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3D Art

Pod Casts

Your assigned listening will be selected from these files, which have been provided courtesy of CBC Radio, Philosophy Bites, BBC and TV Ontario (TVO). See the instructions below.

Art Theory

• Art and Soul
• Derek Matravers on the Definition of Art
• Aaron Ridley on Nietzsche on Art
• Art Historian Francis Broun
• Cynthia Freeland on Portraits
• Who Owns Images
• In Memory of the Image
• The Art Instinct
• Platitudes In Contemporary Art
• Stephen Davies on Art and Evolution
• Eileen John on Art and Morality
• Jesse Prinz on Art and Emotion

Creativity

• Creativity and Fulfillment
• Alison Gopnik on the Imagination
• Writers & Company: The Striking Works of Anish Kapoor Challenge Our Ideas about Art and Reality

Beauty

• Umberto Eco on Beauty and Ugliness
• Beauty Will Save the World
• The Inner Landscape of Beauty
• 3 Ways that Good Design Works
• Undesigned

Exhibiting Art

• Art vs its Envelope
• Museum Institions of Market or Measure
• The Future of Exhibitions
• Something for Everyone
• Marketing Culture

Aesthetic Philosophy

• Alex Neill the Paradox of Tragedy
• Stephen Neale Meaning and Interpretation
• The Aesthetic Responsibility
• Reference vs Reverence

Social Theory

• Richard Florida on How the Creative
• Charles Jencks on Critical Modernism
• Empire of Illusion
• Where is Adventure
• Mass Forms for Private Consumption
• The Power of Colour, Part 1
• The Power of Colour, Part 2
• The Power of Colour, Part 3

BBC, The Reith Lectures

• Grayson Perry, Playing to the Gallery: Democracy Has Bad Taste (2013)
• Grayson Perry, Playing to the Gallery: Beating the Bounds (2013)
• Grayson Perry, Playing to the Gallery: Nice Rebellion; Welcome In (2013)
• Grayson Perry, Playing to the Gallery: I Found Myself in the Art World (2013)

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