ArtCurious Podcast - Podcast Rankings and reviews

I’m really picky with podcasts and I only enjoy a very select few. I work as a freelance artist and listen to books and music while I work and found this podcast to be absolutely fantastic to listen to. I find it really challenging to get into new podcasts, but not this one! I listened to over 20 episodes in the first day of listening and I’ve never reviewed a podcast if that tells you anything.
If you’re a female creative type, it’s not just entertaining, but full of girl power and inspiration. I cannot recommend it enough to any woman who wants to learn more about women in art. Information about such a topic is something you probably don’t even realize that you don’t know. It’s all around a phenomenal podcast made with lots of love and care and deserves a listen by everyone.
Thank you so much to Jennifer for sharing this podcast.

This is one of the best art history podcasts out there! Ms. Dasal eloquently explains the drama that is art history in a refreshing and digestible way. She does her research, sets the scene, and gives us a good amount of backstory behind every artist she highlights. I definitely recommend this to anyone with an interest in art or art history.

I’ve been listening to ArtCurious podcast for some months now and look forward to her new episodes with real anticipation. I like her sort of informal, narrative yet erudite approach to her topics. I’ve always enjoyed art history but my experience is not extensive, so I’ve appreciated the expansion she provides on specific works of art, of well known artists, but also deserving lesser knowns, often women who have made unknown contributions! I hope you will listen to her wide array of available podcasts, past and present, and join me in providing her support in this difficult time for podcasting!

Knowing More in NYC

Jennifer can make even an episode about art and artists that I don’t really like sound interesting. Smart but approachable, this podcast is for anyone from newcomers to MFA’s. Plus, new sorts of content like her books and the art news episodes show that Jennifer still has a lot to offer.