Artrageous with NateThe myths and legends surrounding many famous foods is fascinating. This story caught my attention since it involved the famous Birth of Venus by Sandro Botticelli, the god Mars, and tortellini! You will never believe what the shape of the tortellini was supposably inspired by.
Italian culinary history is filled with some of the most creative and innovative recipes, which are famous around the world. I met with Karima Moyer-Nocchi, a culinary historian and author, to learn more about the myths and history behind these small, twisted works of art.
The Fascinating Link Between Art and Food: The Birth of Venus and TortelliniArtrageous with Nate2022-12-15 | The myths and legends surrounding many famous foods is fascinating. This story caught my attention since it involved the famous Birth of Venus by Sandro Botticelli, the god Mars, and tortellini! You will never believe what the shape of the tortellini was supposably inspired by.
Italian culinary history is filled with some of the most creative and innovative recipes, which are famous around the world. I met with Karima Moyer-Nocchi, a culinary historian and author, to learn more about the myths and history behind these small, twisted works of art.
FOLLOW US Instagram: instagram.com/artrageousnate Facebook: facebook.com/artrageousnateWhat Did Van Gogh Do In Paris? - See Where the Impressionists Would Get Inspired!Artrageous with Nate2023-08-29 | A lot of us know the Impressionists such as Monet, Van Gogh, and Seurat lived in Paris. But, where did they hang out, grab coffee, spend the weekend, or go to get inspired?
I travel to Paris, France to show you every location Van Gogh would frequent! I also take you to a SUPER FAMOUS location where Van Gogh and Georges Seurat would go often! It still exists today!
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Instagram: instagram.com/artrageousnate Facebook: facebook.com/artrageousnate TIkTok: artrageousnateWhy a Pyramid? How big is it?Fascinating history at @MuseeLouvre ! 🖼️🙌#arthistoryexplained #artArtrageous with Nate2023-06-15 | ...Starry Night 101 | Why Is It So Famous?Artrageous with Nate2023-06-08 | Are the stars accurate in Starry Night? What about the church steeple or the huge cypress tree? DYK there were bars obscuring his view? So fascinating!
Come stand with me in the EXACT SPOT in Saint Rémy where he painted this iconic work of art! See and experience the room he was in. 🌻🖼️ 👉Check out the full episode at Saint Rémy where Van Gogh lived!👈 youtu.be/57J1Zba1V2s
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Instagram: instagram.com/artrageousnate Facebook: facebook.com/artrageousnate TikTok: tiktok.com/artrageouswithnateWho Was Vincent Van Gogh? | Inside the Mind of Van Gogh at Saint RémyArtrageous with Nate2023-05-22 | Have you ever wondered where Van Gogh painted Starry Night, or what the room looked like? What did he see, and most importantly, what was going on in his mind? I went to Saint Rémy, France to get a behind-the-scenes tour of the asylum with Dr. Jean-March Boulon, a psychiatrist, author, and renowned VanGogh expert.
Then, come with me as I take you around the grounds where Van Gogh painted some of his most famous works such as Irises, moving Cypruess Trees, and even the Almond Blossoms he gave to his brother, Theo, when they had their son.
If you truly are a fan of Van Gogh's work, then you must watch this episode! You will learn so much about his life, work, and why his time in Saint Rémy was perhaps the best of his life.
If you didn't catch the first episode where I traced his life in Arles, be sure to check it out! From The Night Cafe to the Yellow House! youtu.be/EDENDGnjQPQ
00:00 Who Was Van Gogh Introduction 00:30 Welcome to Saint Rémy 00:51 The room where Van Gogh lived. How did he get to Saint Rémy? 02:01 How often could he go out and paint? How many paintings did he make here? 02:44 Was it strange that Van Gogh could go outside and paint for therapy? 03:34 The history of Van Gogh. From coal mines to art dealer. 04:38 What was Van Gogh suffering from? Was he sick? 06:21 The window where Van Gogh painted Starry Night! 08:19 Every day life in the Asylum for Van Gogh 09:35 In the gardens where he painted Irises, Almond Blossoms, and many more! 10:51 What is it about the gardening, flowers, and countryside that Van Gogh loved? 11:43 The EXACT spot Van Gogh painted The Asylum at Saint Rémy 11:56 Is the hospital still used today? 12:18 Why did Van Gogh leave and when? 13:03 Where Van Gogh painted The Olive Trees! Exploring Saint Remy. 14:38 The location where Van Gogh painted Cypress Trees. What still remains?
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Instagram: instagram.com/artrageousnate Facebook: facebook.com/artrageousnate TikTok: artrageouswithnateWho Was Van Gogh? The Yellow House to The Night Cafe | Part 1Artrageous with Nate2023-05-03 | Where exactly did Van Gogh paint The Yellow House? Or The Night Café? Or even Starry Night Over the Rhône? I’m taking you everywhere he painted in Arles and beyond. Come stand where he stood and see what’s changed in the last century—-and what remains exactly the same. Absolutely AMAZING experience! 🌻🖼️🎦
Next location is St Rémy, where I’ll take you inside the room where he painted Starry Night. You’ll get to hear from Dr. Jean-March Boulon, a psychiatrist, author, and renowned VanGogh expert.
00:00 Intro to Arles, France 00:40 Les Alyscamps - Ancient Roman Graveyard 01:30 The Garden in Arles 02:46 The Roman Arena, Bull Fighting, Van Gogh and Gauguin frequented 04:21 The Night Cafe 05:30 The Yellow House 07:09 Starry Night Over the Rhone
FOLLOW ME! Instagram: instagram.com/artrageousnate Facebook: facebook.com/artrageousnate TicTok: @artrageouswithnateWho Was Vincent Van Gogh? NEW SERIES JUST RELEASED!Artrageous with Nate2023-04-18 | So many of us love his work, but how much do you really know about his life? I am traveling all over France, taking you everywhere Van Gogh lived, painted, and even the room where he died. Come inside the hospital room where he painted Starry Night, or the empty fields where he painted his darkest work Wheatfield with Crows.
Join me for this incredible series of episodes giving you behind-the-scenes access and insights so you can know who really was Van Gogh! *****************
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Instagram: instagram.com/artrageousnate Facebook: facebook.com/artrageousnateChange Through Creativity | How To Activate The Creative Economy - GangGang CultureArtrageous with Nate2023-03-07 | In the wake of George Floyd’s death, cities around the world were asking what they should do. How do we move forward? Mali Jeffers saw what was happening and knew she had to step up and blaze a new path forward. What started out as organizing a massive Black Lives Matter mural has now turned into an Indy-based organization with a nationwide mission, GangGang Culture.
Mali and co-founder Alan Bacon are building new ecosystems that center on the care and economic viability of creatives. They do that through programming, advocacy, and the amazing BUTTER Art Fair, which you have to check out!
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Instagram: instagram.com/artrageousnate Facebook: facebook.com/artrageousnateArt is Transformative! | YOU Deserve to Take Up Space | Painter Ashley NoraArtrageous with Nate2023-02-14 | Painter, sculptor, and muralist Ashley Nora has always had a passion for turning nothing into something. Growing up poor in Mississippi, Nora used art as a way to escape: “Art was how I would run away from home without ever leaving.”
After Hurricane Katrina, Nora moved to Indianapolis where she earned a degree in chemistry. However, Nora eventually combined her love of chemistry and creativity into painting. Nora took a leap of faith and quit her job to become a full time artist choosing to pursue her passion.
Now, you can find Nora's powerful narrative murals and paintings all over the globe, and within the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields. She also travels to Swaziland where Nora spends time inspiring young adults with the power of painting.
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Instagram: instagram.com/artrageousnate Facebook: facebook.com/artrageousnateTransforming Cities and Youth Through Architecture | Kionna Walker and The Next Great ArchitectsArtrageous with Nate2023-02-07 | Can architects transform cities and people? What does an architect do, and what COULD they do if they were given creative license?
Kionna Walker is much more than a professional architect. Walker is a mentor, author, professor, and founder/CEO of The Next Great Architects Teaching Studio.
Walker wants to inspire the young architects of tomorrow to see and experience architecture the way she wished she had. Through workshops, books, and summer camps, Walker inspires kids to approach architecture as a reimagining of their surroundings.
This episode shows you how Kionna developed a passion for architecture and how she has taken the field to a whole new level. Never underestimate the power of architecture!
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Instagram: instagram.com/artrageousnate Facebook: facebook.com/artrageousnateProcessing Trauma Through the Arts | Spoken Work Artist Januarie YorkArtrageous with Nate2023-02-01 | How do you process trauma in your life? Poet Januarie York found poetry at age 14 while dealing with the loss of her stepbrother to gun violence. She had no idea that years later she would be teaching others how to use poetry for healing.
York is now a full-time spoken word poet, writer, and community leader. Her poetry captures a level of passion, honesty, and humility that grabs your attention and makes you think.
If you are looking for some powerful Black History Month resources, then this episode is for you!
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Instagram: instagram.com/artrageousnate Facebook: facebook.com/artrageousnate Twitter: twitter.com/artrageousnateCheck out today’s commute to the treehouse studio! Can’t beat it. ❄️⛄️Artrageous with Nate2023-01-25 | ...The Power of YOUR STORY | Using History and Creativity to Help CommunitiesArtrageous with Nate2023-01-24 | Why do food deserts exist in urban areas? What is food insecurity? From Los Angeles to New York City, access to healthy food is a huge problem. As grocery store chains leave neighborhoods communities struggle to find a solution. Chef, podcaster, entrepreneur, and community leader Candace Boyd decided to BE the change.
Through her podcast Black Girls Eating, Candace is helping people reconnect with their future culture and history. Empowering people to understand their story, and learn how to cook along the way. Candace also helps run a community garden and market, as well as a small business selling her own spice line.
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Instagram: instagram.com/artrageousnate Facebook: facebook.com/artrageousnateThe Path to Creativity Is Not Predictable | How To Be a Successful Black Artist!Artrageous with Nate2023-01-17 | When do you know you are an artist? As a child? In high school or college? Or, after a career? Artist and community leader, Deonna Craig, has always been creative, but she didn't realize she was an artist until later. Deonna went from being a producer on the Jerry Springer Show, to working as an insurance fraud investigator until one day she was exposed to painting, and her world completely changed!
Deonna is now taking her creativity and experience as an industry leader and quite literally changing the world for the better. Deonna is now a full-time artist, artist-in-residence at the world's largest@childrensmuseum , and the president of the 18 Art Collective in Indianapolis, Indiana. The 18 Art Collective is a group of incredibly talented black artists supporting other artists and the community around them.
Deonna's work is a blend of her passion for space and planets, ancient hieroglyphics, and dream interpretations. While she considers herself a bit of "science nerd," her work is incredible. Deonna uses bold colors, texture and pattern to create powerful works of art.
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Instagram: instagram.com/artrageousnate Facebook: facebook.com/artrageousnateCheck out what’s new in the treehouse! 🌳 🏠Artrageous with Nate2023-01-15 | ...Should Art Push You? | Raise Up Current Black Artists!Artrageous with Nate2023-01-10 | I love interviewing an amazing artist who also happens to be a great storyteller. Matthew Cooper has such an inspirational story, which goes along perfectly with his powerful, narrative paintings. Matthew’s work makes you think.
"If it isn't making you uncomfortable, I don't think it's working."
Matthew uses multiple mediums such as oil paint, paper, found objects, and photographs. His work not only educates, but uplifts the black community. Love it! His work not only educates, but continues to uplift the black community.
Looking for a way to learn more about amazing black artists living and creating NOW? This series is a great place to start!
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Instagram: instagram.com/artrageousnate Facebook: facebook.com/artrageousnate Twitter: twitter.com/artrageousnateRAISE UP | Celebrating Black Artists, Leaders, and Culture | New Series Coming in January!Artrageous with Nate2022-12-31 | For all its love of color, the art world has historically been pretty monochromatic in its representation. Artrageous wants to change that. We want to celebrate the trailblazing black artists, chefs, poets, and leaders in our community who are changing lives and transforming communities.
To create this series, we teamed up with GangGang, a non-profit raising up creative black communities around the country. Through their efforts, many artists and business owners are receiving the support and recognition they deserve. Join us as we help put a much-deserved spotlight on these amazing artists.
Subscribe to make sure you don't miss any of these amazing episodes coming in January of 2023! In addition, we will also have FREE teaching resources for each episode!
FOLLOW US Instagram: instagram.com/artrageousnate Facebook: facebook.com/artrageousnateUncover the Artistry Behind Italian Cuisine with Potter and Chef Luisa!Artrageous with Nate2022-12-20 | Chefs are some of the most creative people I know, and Italy has some of the best in the world! I traveled to Faenza, Italy to meet ceramic artist and professional pasta maker, Luisa Peduli. Luisa has been making tortellini for one of the most famous restaurants in Faenza for years. The ingredients she uses is simply fascinating, and the skill she has developed is truly extraordinary.
If you are looking for an opportunity to get off the tour bus and experience some authentic, Italian culture, then you need to go meet Luisa!
You can also catch Luisa on an amazing episode of Pasta Grannies! Definitely check the show and her episode out!
---Be sure to check out my animated episode on the fascinating story of where tortellini came from! youtu.be/W4gWZvq8cdw
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Instagram: instagram.com/artrageousnate Facebook: facebook.com/artrageousnateHow to Become the Best Baker? | How A French-Tunisian Baker Won Grand Prize in Paris!Artrageous with Nate2022-11-29 | How do you combine a degree in chemistry, passion for baking, and creativity? Mahmoud M'seddi, the son of immigrant parents from Tunisia, was not supposed to bake. But, in 2018 he became the youngest person to ever win the prestigious prize of Best Baguette in Paris!
This award meant not only would he be delivering bread to Emmanuel Macron, the President of France, but made his family and the entire country of Tunisia proud.
Come along with me when I get a behind-the-scenes look into the life of a world-famous, French baker. Oh, and you can go meet him at one of his five bakeries around Paris! If you are searching for something unique to see or do in Paris, then look no further. Address to one of his many bakeries below! 202 Rue de Tolbiac, 75013 Paris, France
FOLLOW AND CONNECT Instagram: instagram.com/artrageousnate Facebook: facebook.com/artrageousnateLouvre History! | The Famous Salon Carré | 3 Min HistoryArtrageous with Nate2022-11-08 | The Salon Carré might be the most amazing and famous rooms in the Louvre! Used as the chapel for Napoleon's marriage in 1810, but during its heyday, this room was THE room to be in if you were an artist. The famous Salon art exhibitions were held in here, and if your work was chosen, it would literally change your life!
After holding hundreds of art exhibitions, this room was converted into the Italian Renaissance room, which once held the Mona Lisa. Or, at least until someone decided to steal it. Be sure to check out my animated episode about the theft of the Mona Lisa!
FOLLOW AND CONNECT Instagram: instagram.com/artrageousnate Facebook: facebook.com/artrageousnateThe Louvre Pyramid - 2 Min History | Exclusive Access Inside the LouvreArtrageous with Nate2022-11-07 | The pyramid at the Louvre has now become the most famous spot for selfies to videos. But, this ultra-modern pyramid entrance was not what the French public wanted at first. It took years to finally convince people that this design by I.M. Pei was the best way to balance old and new design.
Join me as I take you though the fascinating history from symbols of death to the myths created by Dan Brown's famous book and movie, The DaVinci Code!
FOLLOW AND CONNECT Instagram: instagram.com/artrageousnate Facebook: facebook.com/artrageousnateWhere Did the Nike Logo Come From? Amazing Art History & the Louvre! - 2 Min Art HistoryArtrageous with Nate2022-11-07 | There are so many amazing sculptures at the Louvre! It can be overwhelming trying to figure out where you should start. Without a doubt you MUST see and experience Winged Victory.
What has now become a symbol for a nation, this ancient sculpture has some of the most impressive techniques used in history. Winged Victory influenced the design and name of the world famous shoe brand, Nike!
FOLLOW AND CONNECT Instagram: instagram.com/artrageousnate Facebook: facebook.com/artrageousnateWhats Beneath the Louvre? - Medieval Dungeon & More! 3 Min History | Exclusive Louvre AccessArtrageous with Nate2022-11-07 | The @MuseeLouvre has a fascinating history dating back centuries! Did you know that before being a museum this was a medieval castle? We got the unique chance to come after hours and learn more about the castle history and tour the moat and drawbridge that still exist deep underground the museum!
FOLLOW ME Instagram: instagram.com/artrageousnate Facebook: facebook.com/artrageousnateThe LARGEST Painting in Louvre! 2 Min Louvre History | Exclusive AccessArtrageous with Nate2022-11-07 | Did you know this gigantic painting shares the same room as the Mona Lisa? Many come inside this room when visiting the Louvre, but don't often forget turn and see this famous work of art! The artist used some of the most classic, yet powerful painting techniques in this massive piece.
The Wedding at Cana has the most fascinating history! How do you move a painting that weighs in over 1 TON and stands over 22 FEET tall? Come with me for exclusive after-hours access to see gems like the Mona Lisa, but also suggest some works of art you might accidentally walk right by!
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Instagram: instagram.com/artrageousnate Facebook: facebook.com/artrageousnateThe Mona Lisa | What You Need to Know! - 2 MIN Louvre History | After Hours AccessArtrageous with Nate2022-11-07 | What is it about the Mona Lisa? How did it become perhaps the most famous painting in the world? I don't think when Leonardo DaVinci painted it in 1503 he would have ever thought it would have its own room behind bullet proof glass!
Join me as I get exclusive, after-hours access to the world's most famous museum, the Louvre. I'll unpack some key details and help you better understand the history but also tell you what you might miss in this famous area of the museum!
*Be sure to check out all my other Louvre episodes as well as my episode about the theft of the Mona Lisa! @MuseeLouvre
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Instagram: instagram.com/artrageousnate Facebook: facebook.com/artrageousnateWhat You MUST SEE at the Louvre! | After Hours Tour of the Mona Lisa to Winged VictoryArtrageous with Nate2022-11-02 | Filming while the Louvre was empty was incredible! This museum is amazing, but often overwhelming. What should you see? 9.6 million people visit the Louvre each year. Many snap a quick selfie with Mona Lisa or Venus de Milo and then they’re off wandering Paris again. What they don’t know is that there is so much more to The Louvre. They’re missing the good stuff——thousands of national treasures and hidden gems.
Come with me for exclusive after-hours access to see gems like the Mona Lisa, but also suggest some works of art you might accidentally walk right by!
Thanks to the Louvre team for allowing us incredible access to film. Nothing compares to seeing the Louvre with everyone gone!
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Instagram: instagram.com/artrageousnate Facebook: facebook.com/artrageousnateLEGO Starry Night 3D | How to Build This Amazing Van Gogh Set!Artrageous with Nate2022-10-26 | The minute I saw this LEGO set in Copenhagen I could not believe it! I still can't believe they made a 3D version of Van Gogh's Starry Night out of Legos. Come join me as we build and then mount it on the wall in the treehouse studio!
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Instagram: instagram.com/artrageousnate Facebook: facebook.com/artrageousnateFall colors are the best, especially from the treehouse.🍁Artrageous with Nate2022-10-24 | ...The Louvre & Microbiology | What Is Happening? 🇫🇷 Science and Sculpture!Artrageous with Nate2022-10-18 | What does microbiology and the @MuseeLouvre have in common? What is art conservation? How do you keep an art museum covering over 652,300 square feet from deteriorating due to everything from algae and moss to millions of visitors?
Go behind-the-scenes with me to understand what it takes to keep ancient sculptures to the modern pyramid entrance preserved and protected for generations to come!
00:00 Intro to The Louvre- How Do You Keep It Alive? 00:32 Meet Tiphaine, engineer and building supervisor at The Louvre. 00:55 How difficult is it to keep the facades and sculptures from being destroyed? 01:29 The 86 renowned men sculptures- Are they meant to be inside or outside? 02:00 What do algae and mosses do to the stone? 02:27 What are they mosses, and how do they work? 03:10 The new pyramid entrance- how to maintain it. 04:00 How do you keep the famous Salon Carée from disappearing while the museum is open? 05:17 Lighting the biggest art museum- how do you do it? 05:51 On the roof of the Louvre! Taking a closer look at the sculpture of Pierre Puget, architect of the Louvre. 07:14 Appreciating first-hand the work Tiphaine and her team do
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Instagram: instagram.com/artrageousnate Facebook: facebook.com/artrageousnateWhat is it about Italian design? | Verona, Italy! 🇮🇹Artrageous with Nate2022-10-11 | So, why Italy? Or better yet, why Verona, Italy, which is roughly the size of New Jersey? How is it that the biggest super car brands all come from this small town? Lamborghini, Ferrari, Maserati, and the list goes on and on. What is it about their culture that simply breeds creativity and innovation?
Join me at the amazing @2000MUSEONICOLISwhere I met with president and owner of one of largest, most incredible Italian car collections in the world! We dig deep into Italian car history from the innovative Lancia Lambda, to the only remaining Maserati A6 1500. A priceless collection with an amazing history you have to experience.
If you are ever lookin for what to see when traveling around Italy, you have to stop by Museo Nicolis to see this collection!
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Instagram: instagram.com/artrageousnate Facebook: facebook.com/artrageousnateINSIDE the LOUVRE | Exclusive Tour Inside This World Famous Museum 🇫🇷 Full Ep. 1Artrageous with Nate2022-09-29 | 9.6 million people visit the Louvre each year. More than the MoMA, MET, Whitney, Vatican, and Pompidou combined. Many snap a quick selfie with Mona Lisa or Venus de Milo and then they’re off wandering Paris again. What they don’t know is that there is so much more to The Louvre. They’re missing the good stuff——thousands of national treasures and hidden gems.
Come with me for exclusive after-hours access to see the Louvre for more than its highlight reel.
I want to send a huge "Merci!" to the amazing team at @MuseeLouvre. Working with you at this world famous museum was simply incredible. I cannot wait to return!
00:00 Intro to The Louvre 01:26 Medieval castle and the Cour Carrée 02:04 Renaissance facades and sculptures 03:10 Cour Napoléon - history of this famous square, and the 86 sculptures within it 04:37 The Pyramid- how did this modern entrance design every get built? Fascinating history! 07:01 Underground in the Medieval moat, tower, and drawbridge- Fun facts on how it was constructed and rediscovered 09:50 Inside the famous Salle des Cariatides 10:48 Winged Victory and the halls of the Louvre 11:21 The iconic Salon Carré- from the wedding of Napoléon to former home of the Mona Lisa, this room is full of history 12:57 The Grande Galerie- what not to miss as you walk through 13:28 On the roof of the Louvre - The pyramid, sculptures, and The Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel
Who was Claude Monet? How did Monet become one of the only impressionists to find fame while still alive? Learn how Monet was able to go from bankruptcy and loosing his wife to becoming the master of impressionism. Lets dig in to how he made his way to the top while also building the most beautiful house and gardens.
Also, did you know he did not paint water lilies? Nope! Be sure to watch my other episode on Monet's house and home right after this!
00:00 Intro 00:22 Monet the young years in Le Havre 01:08 Who taught Monet en plein air painting techniques? 01:21 Monet after his mother died- painting at Le Louvre 01:50 Monet goes into the army 02:29 The Women in the Green Dress- Breakthrough painting 02:55 Monet's wife dies- How does he handle it? 03:14 Monet moves to Giverny- creating his dream home and garden! 03:31 How did Monet die? How many paintings did he create? 03:44 How much do his paintings sell for?
Who was Claude Monet? How did Monet become one of the only impressionists to find fame while still alive? Travel with me to Giverny, France where I discover how Monet turned an empty field into an impressionistic paradise! Get a behind-the-scenes look inside his famous home, studio, and gardens.
If you love traveling across Europe, or great programs such as @ricksteves then you will love Artrageous episodes!
00:00 Intro 01:00 Who Was Monet? 01:50 What was the main purpose of the property? 02:50 Monet's yellow dining room 03:47 Monet's blue kitchen 04:22 Monet's indoor studio 05:41 Monet's indoor giant indoor studio 06:11 How did Monet plan his garden? What types of flowers are here? 07:48 Monet's pond and island 09:11 Monet's bridge 09:32 Are they really water lilies? 10:00 Did Monet have cataracts?
We also want to thank the amazing Foundation Claud Monet for inviting us to come and film at this beautiful, historical location.
Travel with me to the Colosseum. Built in 79 AD for the entertainment of Roman citizens, this amphitheater housed everything from brutal executions in the morning, to ship battles in the afternoon after it was flooded in less than an hour.
00:00 Intro 01:03 Who built the Colosseum and with what materials? 02:17 What was here before the Colosseum? What you should know 03:45 Architecture: Types of columns used on exterior 04:26 The power of the Roman arch 04:57 How did they flood the Colosseum? 06:16 The genius of the vela, or sails that would cover the amphitheater 07:14 What events would you see at Colosseum? 09:05 The death seesaw- the comedic event 09:40 What caused the Colosseum to fall into ruins?
This marvel of Roman architecture was not the first thing located here. I head to Rome to meet with Roman History expert, Jobe, to learn about the crazy history behind the Colosseum. We go behind the scenes to better understand what happened inside this massive building, which could hold more than 50,000 people at one time!
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#arthistory #thecolosseum #colosseum #travelwithme #visitromeJust the Mona Lisa? Absolutely not! Check out how empty this room is. 😱🖼Artrageous with Nate2022-04-21 | ...The Fascinating History of Venice Mask Making!Artrageous with Nate2022-04-20 | For more videos on travel ideas, creativity, & inspired art, subscribe HERE: bit.ly/3vpBize
The story behind Venice Carnival masks is fascinating! In this travel video I help you discover the art of Venice mask making.
The Venice carnival started as a cultural celebration—a chance for everyone in the city of Venice to be on an equal level—regardless of how rich or poor they were.
Unfortunately, the party had to end for hundreds of years. But, the city of Venice brought the festival and tradition back in the 1980s!
We visit the world-famous Ca' Macana workshop who has kept the ancient tradition of mask making alive. These handmade works of art are simply amazing. They even made all the masks seen in the Hollywood film Eyes Wide Shut starring Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman!
Be sure to check out this family owned workshop below! camacana.com
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Instagram: instagram.com/artrageousnate Facebook: facebook.com/artrageousnate Twitter: twitter.com/artrageousnateI had NO idea how amazing the home of Dr Gachet where Van Gogh lived and worked was! 🎨❤️Artrageous with Nate2022-04-18 | ...To walk the wheat fields where not only did Van Gogh paint his final work, but also shot himself.Artrageous with Nate2022-04-15 | ...I’m filming wherever Van Gogh painted in France! Check out this iconic location that still exists!Artrageous with Nate2022-04-08 | ...Why Does Venice Have Gondolas? Behind the Scenes Inside the Gondola Workshop!Artrageous with Nate2022-03-01 | For more videos on travel ideas, creativity, & inspired art, subscribe HERE: bit.ly/3vpBize
Travel with me to Venice, Italy where we explore the question: is the Venetian Gondola ride going extinct? What can we do to save the artisanal craft of Venetian gondola making?
The Venetian gondola has been around for centuries. Gondolas in Venice are handmade by artisans who work from memory and no blueprints. At one point there were over 40,000 in use, but today, the Venice gondola ride as we know it is on the brink of extinction.
In this Venice travel vlog - style youtube video, follow along as I go beyond the typical gondola tour in the floating city Venice and travel to one of only 3 remaining boat yards where the Venetian gondola is still being made by hand.
00:00 Intro 01:18 Is Venice culture going extinct? 02:36 The Venetian gondola ride: what you should know 03:36 The Gondolier experience 04:26 The secret art of the Venetian gondola 06:19 "This [is art] that needs to be preserved."
You'll discover the important cultural history behind the all-too-familiar romantic gondola ride in Venice.
The secret art of the gondola ride in Venice a skill and trade that was passed down for centuries...
However, it's a tale all too familiar in today's world: an under-appreciation and respect for the detailed, artisanal trades.
What can we do to save trades like the construction of the Venetian gondola ride?
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#TravelWithMe #VeniceItaly #Italy4KDalis Double Painting Explained | At The Dali Museum in FloridaArtrageous with Nate2022-02-15 | For more videos on travel ideas, creativity, & inspired art, subscribe HERE: bit.ly/3vpBize
The power of using pixels in art has been around a lot longer than you think. Salvador Dali knew that he could harness the power of pixels by combining two paintings into one. The further you go back, the more the illusion is complete!
Why does Dali include subjects like Abraham Lincoln, Gala his wife, and Christ in one painting? Watch this fascinating episode to find out!
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The Leaning Tower of Pisa. How can an architectural disaster become the symbol for an entire country? Learn its fascinating backstory—-from its ties to Tunisian art to the engineering required to save it.
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Instagram: instagram.com/artrageousnate Facebook: facebook.com/artrageousnate Twitter: twitter.com/artrageousnateVespa and Italian Design | Meet the Lead Designer for Piaggio!Artrageous with Nate2022-01-18 | When you think of Italian design you have to think of Vespa. When Disney and Pixar Studios began planning to create the Academy Award Nominee, Luca, they knew they had to work with this Italian icon. I went to Pisa, Italy at Piaggio Group where Vespa is born and still made today!
From the streets of Rome to Hollywood films, Vespa is recognizable around the globe. I met Marco Lambri, Head of Piaggio Group Design Center, at the Piaggio Museum just outside of Pisa to learn how beautiful form and function come together.
The Birth of the New Man, as it's often referred to as, has to be one of the most iconic Salvador Dali paintings in the world. The story behind this painting is so fascinating. Dali was in the second half of his career, in the United States, and quickly becoming a celebrity. He loved every minute of it, and knew the future of the art world was moving away from Europe.
Get the full story behind this iconic painting with Peter Tush, Dali expert at the Salvador Dali Museum in Tampa, Florida!
I'm often asked how I animate and edit episodes, so I decided to start creating some tutorials showing how! For this episode I am editing an episode we shot at former studio where Bob Ross filmed The Joy of Painting. I will be using and reviewing the MSI Creator Z16 laptop as I edit and animate using Adobe Premiere and After Effects!
If you would like to learn more about the new MSI Creator Z16 check out the links below. Be sure to subscribe for more how-to tutorials showing how I create!
What is flamenco dancing, and how did it get its start in Spain? I traveled to Barcelona to where it truly all began for the world-famous dancer, Carmen Amaya, who even traveled to the US to meet president Roosevelt, and personally knew Pablo Picasso!
Carmen's legacy continues at one of the most beautiful places to experience flamenco, Barcelona. Join me as we get to see what this incredible form of dance is all about.
If you are traveling to Barcelona and want to know what to see, this is a must! You can see other episodes from my travels in Spain below.
Inside La Sagrada Familia - Innovation in Architecture and Design youtu.be/NwlH-J4k-T4
What does the Parthenon, the Mona Lisa, Starry Night, and Salvador Dali's The Last Supper have in common? The Golden Ratio. The Golden Ratio comes from a sequence of numbers called the Fibonacci Sequence. Believe it or not, this sequence of numbers is all over the place, especially in nature.
Artists such as Leonardo Da Vinci to Salvador Dali have been using this powerful sequence for centuries to design buildings and paintings from the past, to the logos we know so well today like the infamous Twitter icon!
I partnered with the amazing company, MSI, to dig into what the Golden Ratio exactly is, where it's been used, and how companies are utilizing this powerful tool to design the laptops of tomorrow.
Created to promote the new MSI Creator Z16 laptop! You can learn more about the Golden Ratio and MSI below. bit.ly/MSICreatorZ16computer
This famous Dali painting is filled with so many incredible details and stories. You will not believe what lies within this painting! The story behind the flies swarming is fascinating. Dali created some of the most iconic art in history. Some are incredibly tiny, while this piece is massive!
Hallucinogenic Toreador displays Dali's wife's hatred for bullfighting, which remains a very popular Spanish tradition. In contrast, Dali had a passionate love of bull fighting. Gala herself appears in the upper left hand of the work looking disapprovingly on the scene.
I thought I knew a lot about this painting, but Dali expert Peter Tush had so many unknown details to share. So fascinating to see what Dali was creating at the end of his long career, still pushing the limits.
Did you know there are nationally certified Bob Ross instructors? I'm with soccer team Indy Eleven headed to The Bob Ross Experience where we will be taught exactly how Bob painted! Check out the techniques and brushes he used for to unlock his famous wet-on-wet painting technique.
Join me at the next Indy Eleven home game for Bob Ross night! indyeleven.com
Be sure to check out my next episode where I go behind the scenes at Bob's former studio! I get to see his handmade easel, paint pallet, and original paintings no one knew existed. Such an amazing experience!
Bob Ross and his show The Joy of Painting has become one of the most famous PBS shows in history. Did you know he only had 27 minutes to film an episode? Or, that he would drink iced tea right before he filmed? I go behind the scenes to discover how the show was made, and where all the Bob Ross paintings are kept!
Be sure to check out my next episode where I learn how to paint like Bob with a certified Bob Ross instructor! I'm joined by the Indy Eleven professional soccer team for this one!