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The Art Curious podcast is sponsored by Anchorlight. For more information about all of Anchorlight's artistic and creative endeavors,

please visit Anchorlightrolly.com. We live in an age that is truly obsessed with true crime.

Much of the culture consumed in America today, at the very least, is about death. The top

podcasts, the top movies,

the best prestige series. They are all trading in on this hot trend. And I confess that I'm one of

the people who gets really into this stuff. I was obsessed with cereal. I watched the jinks

with true relish and making a murder with true indignation. The People v. O.J. Simpson was a favorite,

and Sterling K. Brown forever. I like a dose of true crime. I do feel guilty and sometimes pretty

gross about it, but I do. I like it. And there's a special kind of thrill that I experience

when these terrible stories come into contact with my work life,

the art world. Because it turns out that even the rarefied world of art isn't immune to

tragedy and mystery. I mean, no one or nowhere is, right? So that is why this season we are

digging into tales of true crime and fine art.

Some people think that visual art is dry, boring, lifeless.

But the stories behind those paintings, sculptures, drawings, and photographs are weirder, crazier, or more fun than you can imagine.

In season six, we are uncovering the dastardly deeds of several of art histories-famed artists,

including their involvement or participation in murder-most-fowl.

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