
ArtMuse is a podcast that shares the life stories of the women pictured in famous works of art. In doing so, host Grace Anna aims to reshape the ways in which we interpret these well-known works, by paying dues to the women whose images have been immortalized but whose names and stories have been wrongfully overlooked. Each episode focuses our attention on a specific female muse, sharing their imp... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 69 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Visual ArtsArtsHistory | |||

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For the simplicity of this episode, I will be referring to Sada Yacco by her birth name Sada. When she became a geisha, many did refer to her by her geisha name Yakko. Then when she came to the West, she was called Sadayakko. To avoid confusion, I ha... more
For the simplicity of this episode, I will be referring to Sada Yacco by her birth name Sada. When she became a geisha, many did refer to her by her geisha name Yakko. Then when she came to the West, she was called Sada Yakko. To avoid confusion, I h... more
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Direct quote from the Venus introduction episode: "...is the (female) muse in actuality just as if not more imporatant than the artist themselves/"!!!! You are kidding me right? The subject of the painting is more important than the artist making the painting?? The muse is SO important that the painting just appears out of thin air? The arist making the work is irrelevant? IS that the premise?? Ugh...I need a Naragansette after this episode.
Incredibly informative and inspiring! Grace Anna brings to life the stories of amazing overlooked women with just vigor and meticulous research. Highly recommend!
i love hearing and learning about these historical women and it’s made my museum hobby even more fun as i get to see works discussed in the podcasts in real life. i am not a podcast person but this is the one i keep going back to i don’t even listen to it on an accelerated speed !
Though I’ve not yet listened to all of the episodes, I wanted to write a quick review to support this excellent new show. It has high research and production standards, the subject matter is always interesting, and I learn a lot from it. In case it’s helpful for the production team: I also found out about ArtMuse from the recommendation of another podcast. Anyway, y’all keep up the great work.
Wonderful concept, truly inspiring. Thank you, GraceAnna Each episode is so well researched and presented. This podcast deserves wide listenership and recognition. Art classes in high schools and colleges would benefit from the content. Hope is spreads far and continues for years to come. Thank you, ArtMuse
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ArtMuse shares in-depth life stories of women depicted in famous artworks, reframing well-known works through the lives and legacies of their muses. Episodes spotlight fearless creativity, feminist history, and the interplay between art, gender, and society, often weaving archival research with vivid storytelling. The show stands out for its scholarly yet accessible approach, strong production, and a clear commitment to expanding the canon by foregrounding overlooked women in art history.
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