ART TOPIC is is an exploration of a topic through visual arts or vice-versa. Hosted by Joana P. R. Neves, this episode is an experiment in opposing writing to oral communication. It also engages with queer lives at the height of modernism, the notion of genius and its patriarchal tendencies, as well as the intriguing, unique couple of Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas.

Discover Joana's text "G is for Genius, Grammar and Girl", published on her Substack Art Thinkosaurus. She reads it here as a performance of sorts, with mistakes, reflexions and all, to test voice versus word. What will she discover?

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What you get from this episode:

How do we write about art?
Is talking about art different than writing about it?
Is Modernism entangled in Gender issues?
How did gender influence modernism and vice-versa?
Why were we obsessed with the "genius"?

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Art Writing versus Speaking About Art - Art Topic