Have you ever been so overwhelmed when viewing an artwork that you felt compelled to kiss it? This week, Veronica and Sara take a look at multiple instances where that exact compulsion led to the defacement of famous works from Andy Warhol, Francois Boucher and Cy Twombly. As a bonus, they let us in on a little Minneapolis secret akin to the mile high club involving a sexy spoon.
Up Next in Season 2
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Little Fires Everywhere
Veronica and Sara return from the quarantine imposed hiatus to pick Season 2 right back up where they left off, discussing the varietal ways in which art is destroyed or vandalized.
This week, we discuss the bizarre desire to set your art on fire. Scott Campbell, the celebrity tattooist turned a...
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A Fatal Attraction in Berlin
On this week’s episode, we delve into a recent crime that left the international art world in shock. In the bustling art mecca of Berlin, Rebeccah Blum, a distinguished American curator was found stabbed to death by her boyfriend, Saul Fletcher, a renowned British photographer. Shortly after the ...
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A Window, a 911 Call, a Work of Art
In this week’s episode, we talk about the tumultuous, and eventually fatal, relationship between artists Ana Mendieta and Carl Andre. In 1985, after eight months of marriage, Ana Mendieta fell to her death from the 34th-floor New York apartment she shared with Andre. When he called 911, he flatly...
