TASCHEN
TASCHEN's monthly serving of art, books, and exciting interviews is essential listening for culture lovers everywhere!
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TASCHEN's monthly serving of art, books, and exciting interviews is essential listening for culture lovers everywhere!Episodes
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Walt Disney dreamed for decades about opening the ultimate entertainment venue, but it wasn’t until the early 1950s that his handpicked team began to bring his vision to life. Together, artists, architects, and engineers transformed a dusty tra
We take to the road as seasoned motor sports journalist Pino Allievi explores the extraordinary vision of Enzo Ferrari and how a car manufacturer from a small town in Northern Italy became a global force on the race track and a dominate symbol
For many years, TASCHEN has published the work of artists and thinkers who raise awareness around environmental issues and champion sustainable interaction with our planet. This month, in response to the latest UN climate report, we’re joined b
In this special episode of the #TASCHENpodcast, we’re joined by photographer and filmmaker Blake Wood to remember his close friend Amy Winehouse. With her deep, expressive vocals and raw lyrics, the London-born singer and songwriter rocketed
Film composer Gerald Fried is one of few individuals who knew Stanley Kubrick back in the day. In 1940s New York, he was starting his career as a musician, when Kubrick, just 16 at the time, came to work as a photographer at Look magazine. The
Grand scale imagination and a passion for speed rev things up this episode as we explore the extraordinary stories behind Disneyland, California and Ferrari. First up, urbanist and writer Chris Nichols joins us from Los Angeles to talk about Wa
Imaginative freedom and authoritarian clout come head to head in this episode as we journey through the imposing architecture of North Korea; the heyday of Funk, Soul, and RnB; and Christo’s latest grand-scale happening in London’s Hyde Park.
From Japan’s annual penis festival to Ancient Egyptian burial rites, this episode of the TASCHEN podcast explores some of humanity’s most intricate—and eccentric—traditions and rituals from cradle to grave. First up, graphic designer Nigel Ho
A special episode exploring TASCHEN’s SUMO of incredible and previously unseen Buddhist art, Murals of Tibet. We speak to monk and writer Matthieu Ricard, curator and explorer Ian Baker, Managing Editor Florian Kobler, the scholar and Tibetolog
Welcome on a city tour like no other as urbanist and professor of architecture Giovanni Fanelli delves into the public space, fascist legacies, and “tragedy and comedy” of Rome. Next up, pop culture historian Jim Heimann drives us through the b
We kick off 2018 with a journey to one of the greatest creative and communal events on earth as photographer NK Guy and artist Kate Raudenbush explore the incredible art of Burning Man. Graphic design heroes Steven Heller and Jens Müller dive i
Pop-culture polymath and Gorillaz mastermind Jamie Hewlett tells us about his comic influences, transition to fine art, and what’s next for the cult virtual band. TASCHEN’s Florian Kobler heads to Culver City, California, to explore the extraor
“Just imagine if the Nazis hadn’t come to power”. With the launch of Robert Nippoldt’s book ”Night Falls on Berlin in the Roaring Twenties”, we revisit all things 1920s Berlin; the dance, the art, the music, the cabaret, the “new women”, and th
Hot-shot photographer Albert Watson shares the whirlwind experiences behind his new portfolio KAOS, Marvel Editor Roy Thomas recalls super hero stories from the golden age of comics, and Brazilian modernist Beatriz Milhazes calls in from Rio to
We meet the man who photographed David Bowie on the set of 1975 classic, The Man Who Fell To Earth, talk fetish art with TASCHEN’S Sexy Editor Dian Hanson, and take a tour along one of the most historic trails in Japan. Produced by Eliza Appe
We talk daring expeditions in Afghanistan with veteran photographer Steve McCurry; explore the revolutionary gay art of Tom of Finland with John Waters and Dian Hanson; and find out what it was like to work with Andy Warhol in the 1950s from hi
We go behind the scenes of Mario Testino’s revealing new show and book, “Undressed”; explore William Blake’s breathtaking illustrations to Dante’s The Divine Comedy; and discover why Marvin E. Newman is the most important New York photographer
Team TASCHEN recalls the legendary Muhammad Ali and his epic “Rumble in the Jungle” of 1974. Art Historian Kimberley Bradley discusses the raw graphics and sexual figuration of Egon Schiele, before Walton Ford and Zoe Lescaze introduce “Paleoar
Legendary photojournalist Steve Schapiro talks about his work on the civil rights frontier and encounters with James Baldwin; Karl Kolbitz’s new photo book Ingressi di Milano takes us on a tour through Milan’s stunning modernist hallways; and D
Welcome to the TASCHEN podcast! We kick off in L.A. with Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner, who tells us all about the making of the show and the definitive companion book. Veteran rock critic and author Barney Hoskyns chats about the legendary Ca
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