Hi! I'm Eldin and this is a chronological history of art told by a painter/art historian. Do you like art? Do you want to know the artistic processes of artists? Do you like history of art? You're on the right place. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theimmortalartpodcast/support
Annie Drew is a wild life painter from UK.Annie's page Annie's InstagramConsider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, YouTube, Instagram
Linnéa is a photographer, an artist and an activist.Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, YouTube, Instagram
Out in the red heart of northern Australia, in Kimberley, the old paintings emerged - Gwion Gwion!Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, YouTube, Instagram
Did we find the oldest painting in the world? Is there possibility that there are older? Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram
In the African Palaeolithic, the first chapter of human history, survival shaped thought. Across the plains of Eastern and Southern Africa, chipped stone met bone, and instinct slowly gave way to imagination. The earliest tools, unearthed by archaeologists today, are more than objects—they are confessions of existence. This is where our story began. This is where art was born.Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram
Ancient minds carved their first dreams into stone long before written history. From the Venus of Berekhat Ram, to the Aurignacian horse of Hayonim Cave, and the early symbols. A poetic journey into the first images humans ever tried to pull out of the dark.Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram
Ruben is a city planner and host of "The Aesthetic City" YouTube channel and podcast.Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram
The oldest painting in the world. 65, 000 years old in Sulawesi. Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram
An art dialogue with a retired professor of mythology.https://www.mythologydatabase.com/https://www.youtube.com/@CrecganfordConsider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram
The site has 7 hills and over 750 rock shelters distributed over 10 km. Some of the shelters were inhabited more than 100,000 years ago. Each one was a home, a canvas. These rocks witnessed the first humans of India strike fire from flint, hunt deer, sleep with their faces lit by embers. And one day, one of them picked up a red stone and began to draw.Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram
Imagine snow and cold, nothing but the whistling of a wind. That was Japan, wild and empty, 30,000 years ago. Somewhere in the shadow of those tall mountains, they carved stone, shaped little figures: maybe gods, maybe dreams, maybe nightmares. This art wasn't about show: it was about survival, ritual, a way to hold on to meaning in that endless, cold night.Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram
Not much remains. No grand caves like in France or Spain. No bison or horses staring back through time: only a chipped bone with a carved line, a handful of beads, a smudge of red ochre on stone.Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram
Linnéa Johansson is an artist whose work spans photography, filmmaking, and painting. She is also an activist and a dedicated feminist, using her art to challenge norms and spark meaningful conversations.Linnéa's webpageLinnéa's InstagramConsider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram
Kostenki isn't just a place. It's a whole world folded onto the right bank of the Don River. More than 20 Palaeolithic sites are here, settlement after settlement, time layered over time, a story written deep in the earth's skin.Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram
Why would someone, 20 or 30,000 years ago, polish a stone bead until it shone like ice in the sun? Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram
Out there, where the wind breaks your bones and the snow never ends, people still carved beauty out of ivory. Hunters, mothers, children — they laughed, they froze, they made art. In the heart of the Ice Age, they shaped memory with a knife. This is their story: the fire, the cold, and the little figures that refused to die.Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram
Tania is an Ukrainian self-thought painter living in Portugal. She exhibited around the world. Tania was won some prestigious awards. Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram
Asia, the wide horizon where humans were tested and still found time to dream. Not just survival: fire, blood, bone, and the oldest handprints in the world. From mammoth hunters to the first potters, Asia was the crucible of humanity. Snow, desert, jungle, mountain: our ancestors bent but never broke.Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram
13,000 years ago somebody sat with a mammoth's tusk and cut two reindeer into it. Swimming, nose to tail, alive in the ivory. That's all we have of him. No name, no story.Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram
Coliboaia Cave, western Romania. Paintings are the oldest in Central Europe. 35 to 23,000 years old. Aurignacian. Gravettian. Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram
Nick is a painter, youtuber and a podcaster.Nick's YT channelNick's official InstagramNick's private InstagramConsider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram
The Côa Valley in Portugal. Horses, aurochs, deer, scratched into the rock by hands long gone. The valley breathes, still holding the ghosts of the Ice Age. Across the border in Spain, Siega Verde carries the same story.Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram
It was long time since I published one of these stories. I hope you like it with the visual.Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram
Clothes kept us alive. Ice ages came and went, and we had to deal with the cold or die. Ian Gilligan is a researcher who says it straight: we invented clothes to fight the cold, nothing else. He digs through the evidence, and there's more out there than people think. Once the world warmed, weaving and fibre work showed up, and from that came farming. Gilligan ties it all together, simple and clear.Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram
Deep in the Rouffignac Cave, artists of the Ice Age carved with a mastery that still stuns us today. Mammoths, rhinos, and horses etched in stone with bold, confident strokes, art that has endured for 13,000 years.Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram
They dug into the earth and found faces. Not gods, not myths, just people like you and me, scratched into stone 15,000 years ago. Horses, women, old men, a newborn. La Marche, a cave full of people who staring back.Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram
Tatyana is an art historian, educator, and content creator on YouTube, Instagram and TikTok. You can order her book.Previous dialogueConsider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram
There is a cave in Dordogne, sealed off from the world, from public. Once, people went inside with knives of flint, and left their marks. In the dark, a sorcerer is scratched into the stone 20, 000 years ago. Who is he?Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram.
The Cougnac Caves guard secrets older than history itself. Here, on walls untouched for tens of thousands of years, hunters left their stories in paint and scratch. Among the herds of deer, ibex, and mammoths, one figure draws the eye: a man, pierced by spears, silent across millennia. What happened? Who was he? And why did someone want him dead?Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram.
That is a little about me. One hundred episodes. My art filmsConsider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram.
This is the story of Ayla, a Cro-Magnon girl raised by Neanderthals in Ice Age Europe, struggling to survive in a world that fears and rejects her. Blending archaeology, fiction, and poetic truth, Auel explore what it means to be different, to adapt, and to endure.Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram.
13,000 years ago, Magdalenian hands shaped life-sized women, bison, ibex, and haunting human faces into the rock at Roc-aux-Sorciers. This wasn't just art: it was memory, myth, and meaning, cut into the wall with flint, bone, and firelight.Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram.
Chris and Joseph are authors of History Dose, they are educators and great story tellers.Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram
There is a place in southwestern France, in Dordogne, where time folds gently into itself, like the corner of an old love letter. A Magdalenian shelter, beneath the overhang of a limestone cliff, once, long ago, was alive with the fire-lit breath of the Magdalenian artists and hunters. Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram
Mychael Zulauf is a Baltimore-based founder, editor, designer and owner of Akinoga press, a micro-press that specializes in hand-bound chapbooks of a minimalist nature and is dedicated to publishing work that's small, quiet, odd, easily-missed, and 100% needs to be read books.akinogainstagtamPeople mention in this episode Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube
The cave Les Combarelles is in Dordogne, France, cold, damp, a place people called home. They lived, they dreamed, they carved 600 engravings in the stone, scratched into the walls because it mattered, because they knew that someone would come back and understand them. And someone did. Centuries later. Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram
The Cave of Trois-Frères is a sanctuary of ancient mysteries, where half-man, half-beast figures dance in darkness, mighty bison emerge from clay, and strange symbols tell forgotten stories. Consider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram
Tristan Hughes is a presenter and a producer at History Hit, specialising in ancient history. Host of "The Ancients" podcast and author of a book on Alexander the Great's Successors.AncientsConsider checking: Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube
Ever wonder about birth in Ice ages? How they depicted rabbits and dogs? This is the episode for you. Consider checking:Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube
Max Miller is a chef, a youtuber, a historian and good, generous human kind. Max Miller's Tasting history Consider checking:Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube
“This lost civilization with supreme and lost technology”, “This proves aliens built the pyramids”, and my favourite: “Mainstream historians don't want you to know this!”Consider checking:Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube
Altamira, a cave once dismissed as a forgery but now celebrated as the Sistine Chapel of prehistoric art. This episode unravels the story behind its miraculous discovery, the stunning bison paintings, and the ancient artists who created them over 20,000 years ago.Consider checking:Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube
High in the hills of Hercegovina, there is a shallow rock shelter, Badanj cave. (The shortest episode I have made.)Consider checking:Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube
Daniele Bolelli is an Italian writer, university lecturer, martial artist, podcaster and a awesome human being based in Southern California. Previous art dialogues:AD 57 and AD 22Consider checking:Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube
Urban Larsson is an oil painter in the figurative tradition. Striving for beauty and universal human values, he paints only from life. He was born in 1966 in Stockholm and has lived and worked in Amsterdam for nearly three decades.https://www.urbanlarsson.com/Consider checking:Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube
In this episode, as all "out if context" episode, I speak about something that bugs me... Episode 74Consider checking:Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube
I speak about the art in Font-de-Gaume cave.MagdaleniansLascauxConsider checking:Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube
Victoria Kennedy owns a gallery Kennedy contemporary in Newport Beach, California, USA. You can all learn how art market in works. It was a pleasure talking to her.WebsiteInstagramShaneConsider checking:Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube
Before the pyramids, before the wheel, before myth itself, there was red and black on grey stone. A message sent forward through time. MagdaleniansConsider checking:Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube
In the damp silence of the cave, where ancient hands scratched their truth into stone, I found the first artists dreaming in the dark.Arcy-sur-CureShulgan-TashConsider checking:Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube
Pech Merle cave in France. The paintings are 25,000 years old: horses with spots, mammoths, reindeer, human hands in red and black. Bison-women! And a man with spears...Consider checking:Buymeacoffee, Ko-fi, Patreon, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube
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