"I have concluded from the melancholy nature of my subsequent development that the artifacts hung up on a child's wall can have a permanent effect on his life."
So begins the essay on the role the Art played in my formation, an evolution spanning Southern California, France, the groovy Sixties, Africa. "Still Life" will reveal the malefic influence of "the original Joe Vogel," plumb the mysteries of “Ten Nights in a Barrel,” revel in the salvation of Dutch realism -- and picture this, so much more!
If you didn't grow up in a family of visual artists or art collectors, the prints and paintings that adorned the walls of your house were probably reproductions of the Beautiful (landscapes! Impressionist paintings! photographs from that amazing trip to South America!). What effect might this art which you took in consciously or not every day have upon whatever taste you developed as you became your own person? Welcome to the Philipson Museum of Eclectic and Accidental Art!
Host Info
Hosted by Dr. Robert Philipson
Robert is a former professor of African-American studies with a passion for jazz and art. A published author and Harlem Renaissance historian, he has produced multiple films about the intersectionality of race, music, and sexuality.
Music
“What I’ll Do” - Chet Baker
“Vincent” - Daniel Champagne
“Lute Music - Netherlands: Courante” - Konrad Ragossnig
“Magnetic Rag” - Scott Joplin
"Pictures at an Exhibition" - Khatia Buniatishvili-Mussorgsky
“Pictures at an Exhibition” The Piano Guys
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