Best Rollins Museum Of Art Podcasts (2025)

On October 3, artist Nan Goldin joined collector and friend Michael Zilkha for an intimate conversation about art, Goldin's oeuvre, and the PMA exhibition of her work, on view through December 31, 2017. Moderated by PMA Deputy Director and Robert and Elizabeth Nanovic Chief Curator Jessica May.By The PMA

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Worthy of History: Tim Rollins & K.O.S. 9:51

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Worthy of History: Tim Rollins & K.O.S. by The PMABy The PMA

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Changing Place: Photographer Michael Kolster And The Rebirth of the Androscoggin 5:09

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2015 PMA Biennial artist Michael Kolster has spent the last 4 years photographing rivers around the country, with specific focus on the Androscoggin, which borders studio in Brunswick, Maine. In this episode of The Backstory, Michael draws parallels between his photographic process and the inherent nature of rivers, while connecting the history of …

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Rose Marasco: index | Saint Rosalie Feast 6:20

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In this touching episode of The Backstory, photographer Rose Marasco narrates the moments that brought her to Utica, New York in 1988 to photograph the Saint Rosalie Feast—and how that project affected her life and photographic career.By The PMA

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The Coast & the Sea, Chapter 3 1:39

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Andrew Eschelbacher, Susan Donnell and Harry W. Konkel Assistant Curator of European Art, on how the themes of seaside and leisure play out through The Coast & the Sea.By The PMA

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The Coast & the Sea, Chapter 2 1:26

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Andrew Eschelbacher, Susan Donnell and Harry W. Konkel Assistant Curator of European Art, on how The Coast & the Sea: Marine and Maritime Art in America is a reflection of ourselves and the meaning of the sea.By The PMA

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The Coast & the Sea, Chapter 1 1:09

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Andrew Eschelbacher, Susan Donnell and Harry W. Konkel Assistant Curator of European Art, on how The Coast & the Sea: Marine and Maritime Art in America has something for everyone.By The PMA

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The Backstory: The Lens Of History 13:24

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An investigation into how social and historical theory can influence how we interpret works of art, through an examination of David Roberts' artwork and Edward Said's Orientalism.By The PMA

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The Backstory: To Be Fired By The King 9:55

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In the late 18th century, legendary painter Benjamin West spent 20 years on a painting for King George III—all for naught.Image Credit: Benjamin West (United States, 1738-1820) The Ascension, 1801Oil on canvas, 49 1/2 x 34 inchesThe Berger Collection at the Denver Art Museum, TL-17385By The PMA

Podcasts Worth a Listen

Rollins Museum Of Art Podcasts

Podcasts Worth a Listen

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Transformations: Spirituality, Ritual, and Society

Rollins Museum of Art & WPRK

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The Backstory Podcast

The PMA

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Outro 0:27

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Freedom of Worship 1:47

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Ganesha 0:34

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Hopi Snake Dance 1:41

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Big Gulp Altarpiece 1:18

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A Prayer for Obama 2:03

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Intro 0:59

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In Conversation At The PMA: Nan Goldin 51:10

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Worthy of History: Tim Rollins & K.O.S. 9:51

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Changing Place: Photographer Michael Kolster And The Rebirth of the Androscoggin 5:09

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Rose Marasco: index | Saint Rosalie Feast 6:20

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The Coast & the Sea, Chapter 3 1:39

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The Coast & the Sea, Chapter 2 1:26

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The Coast & the Sea, Chapter 1 1:09

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The Backstory: The Lens Of History 13:24

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The Backstory: To Be Fired By The King 9:55

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