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Stories in Colour
The National Gallery
The Bible Breakdown: Daily Bible Reading
Brandon Cannon
New Mercies for Moms
KVNE
Painting Insights
Richard K Blades & Simon Renshaw
Going Hollywood - Movies and Television from the Golden Age to Today
Brad Shreve & Tony Maietta
WHY DESIGN?
Chris Whyte | Kodu
So Happy You're Here!
So Happy You're Here!
International Brotherhood of Magicians Podcast
Jason Michaels, Scott Cantrell, and Ben Young
Imia Podcast
bebocute2022
Saving Bread
Allison
Een Cursus in Wonderen Dagelijkse Les
Een Cursus in Wonderen
Artist Spotlight - The Podcast
Maryland Photography Alliance
Ungovernable Misfits
Ungovernable Misfits
The Drum Social Podcast
Alex Morse & Ben Bell
The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius
Marcus Aurelius
Libri Per Il Successo - Crescita Personale da Strada
Davide Mastrosimone
童話透中島
童話透中島
Italian Wine Podcast
Italian Wine Podcast
Talk Architecture
Naziaty Mohd Yaacob
きくドラ 名作座
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Eragon And Back Again
Eragon And Back Again
Murder Closet - A Writer's Podcast
Lucas & Marian
Ditch the Struggle with Alana Ruoso | Career & Success Coaching for Personal Growth
Alana Ruoso
Arroe Collins The Choice The Silent Wolf
Arroe Collins
The Great Detectives Present Broadway's My Beat
Adam Graham
Book Shelter
Book Shelter
CyberSecurity Summary
CyberSecurity Summary
Historias de los Libros
Historias de los Libros
Dentistry Made Simple
Dentistry Made Simple
Civil Engineering Made Simple
Civil Engineering Made Simple
Medicine Made Simple
Medicine Made Simple
Storytime for Kids
Storytime for Kids
Two Cranky Creatives: Real Talk & Practical Advice for Surface Designers and Creative Entrepreneurs
Carrie Cantwell & Toni Federico: Surface Designer, Creative Career
Beauty Babble
Beauty Cult
The Blodgett Show
Christopher Blodgett
Fatto in casa da Benedetta
Benedetta Rossi
Novel Marketing
Thomas Umstattd Jr.
Arts
The National Gallery
Today we're on a hunt with artists through time, searching for the blackest black. We’re after the deepest blacks, the most accurate blacks and the most atmospheric blacks.Beks is joined by artist Stuart Semple to help a...
You might have heard of men like Isaac Newton or Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, but who were the pioneering women writing on colour theory?To answer that question, we’re joined by cultural historian Alexandra Loske and The ...
How do the colours artists choose – and the ways each of us experience them – help us find a story?Join Beks and author Chloë Ashby as they take a closer look at how to ‘read’ colour in some of the National Gallery’s mos...
A teenage chemist’s accidental discovery didn’t just revolutionise colour history – it sparked a viral Victorian colour craze!Cultural historian Kassia St Clair joins Beks to uncover the story of mauveine – the world’s f...
What makes two volcano-born pigments so dangerous? Hint: they weren’t scorching hot when artists used them. Orpiment and realgar both contain arsenic, a foe we’ve previously faced on ‘Stories in Colour’.From volcanoes to...
Travel with us beyond the sea to look at ultramarine, a pigment that was once even more precious than gold.In this episode, writer Victoria Finlay joins Beks for a discussion on how researching ultramarine took her to Af...
Welcome back to a new series of 'Stories in Colour'. To kick off, we’re tackling one of the topics we received the most questions about − synaesthesia.Join Beks and this week’s guests, composer Dr Deborah Pritchard and l...
What does colour sound like? Why was mauve the brat green of the Victorian era? And is pink really just for girls?Welcome back to another series of 'Stories in Colour', the National Gallery's vibrant podcast. Join us on ...
When the artist Louise Nevelson immigrated to America as a child, she was told that ‘the streets... would be paved in gold’. Obviously, they weren’t, but that hasn’t stopped modern artists turning pretty much everything ...
When did gold become a colour? In this episode we journey from the majestic mosaics of the Byzantine era to the brilliantly burnished panel paintings of the early Renaissance to answer this very question. Join Laura Llew...
Welcome back to Stories in Colour! And welcome to the first episode of our new miniseries in which we'll be telling the story of a rare, sparkling and glistening colour – or should we say material?Join Nelly von Aderkas ...
Welcome to a new miniseries of ‘Stories in Colour’. The National Gallery’s vibrant podcast returns to tell the story of a rare, sparkling and glistening colour – or should we say material? It's been called the tears of t...
What exactly is a rainbow and how is it formed? Why does it have seven colours? And what have rainbows symbolised in mythologies and art? Join colour expert Dr Alexandra Loske, National Gallery Principal Scientist Joseph...
Why do we see purple as the colour of royalty? It all starts on the Mediterranean coast with some unassuming, and eventually very unfortunate, seasnails.Travel back to ancient times with colour specialist Victoria Finlay...
Where did all the colour go? And how might Western culture have feared it, or deemed it superficial, in art and philosophy? We celebrate the 25th anniversary of seminal book ‘Chromophobia’ with its author David Batchelor...
Why does the colour green remind you of poison and radioactivity? We're telling the story of two toxic green pigments to find out. Their stories interact with artists like Berthe Morisot, Dante Gabriel Rossetti and Willi...
We're asking how we feel about colour – or more accurately how colours make us feel – and whether that's the same for all of us. Join colour specialist Zeynep Sagir and National Gallery host Beks Leary to get emotional a...
We're on the search for the 'perfect red' with a pigment and dye that was so prized that it inspired international espionage and piracy, carried the death penalty if exported without a license, and built empires. But tod...
Meet an enigmatic pigment discovered entirely by accident at the start of the 18th century. Its story involves a rogue inventor with an unlikely connection to Doctor Frankenstein, a characterful trio of Johanns, and a re...
Welcome to Stories in Colour! We're starting at the very beginning to ask an age-old question: are the colours you see, the same as the colours I see? Join Professor Anya Hurlbert from Newcastle University and National ...
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