The Immortal Art Podcast
The Immortal Art Podcast
Hi! I'm Eldin and this is a chronological history of art told by a painter/art historian. You're on the right place if you like art, art history, and if you are curious about the artistic processes. This is an audio version of YouTube channel. https://www.youtube.com/@TheImmortalArt
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Jun 22, 2026
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128 - Rock art of the Iberian Mediterranean Basin 22.06.2026 9:41
The Rock Art of the Iberian Mediterranean Basin is one of Europe’s most remarkable prehistoric art traditions, stretching across eastern Spain and spanning thousands of years. In this episode, we explore its hunters, dancers, battles, animals, and the changing world between the Paleolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic. Consider checking: ...
#127 - Tassili n'Ajjer (When Sahara was green) 20.06.2026 4:25
Tassili n'Ajjer in Algeria lies in the Sahara desert. But then it was green, and artist captured the world around them on rock 10,000 years ago. Consider checking: ...
#126 - Addaura Cave (Ritual, Sacrifice, or Love?) 16.06.2026 9:30
The cave's famous panel shows sixteen figures in a circle around two twisted, bound bodies. Scholars have debated for decades: is this a ritual sacrifice? Acrobatic performance? An initiation? Or possibly, the very first LGBTQ art that survived? Consider checking: ...
#125 - AD No. 43 - John "Mac" McNabb (history, archeology) "THE LION MAN" 13.06.2026 33:29
Dr John McNabb has been a Senior Lecturer in Palaeolithic Archaeology at Southampton University since 2010. We had an dialogue about The Lion Man, a prehistoric sculpture discovered in Hohlenstein-Stadel, a German cave. Consider checking: ...
#124 -AD No. 42 - Jochem Boodt (history) "THE PRESENT PAST" 09.06.2026 38:07
Jochem Boodt is a Dutch historian and filmmaker who runs "The Present Past", a channel exploring how history shapes the present. He has specifically made content about Srebrenica, including a video titled "When a Genocide Was Broadcast Live on TV" about the Srebrenica genocide being shown on TV. Consider checking: ...
#123 - Prehistoric art of Chad (Mt. Tibesti and Ennedi Plateau) 02.06.2026 3:21
Chad lies in the middle of North Africa. Desert in the north. Savannah in the south. Between them, stone and silence. Mordor like rock formations. In the Ennedi Plateau and the Tibesti Mountains, there are drawings cut and painted into rock. Consider checking: ...
#122 - The caves of Swimmers & Beasts (First Egyptian art) 29.05.2026 8:24
Caves of Swimmers and Beasts are first Egyptian art. The art was made some 7,000 years ago. The art belongs to Mesolithic. The Arabic names of caves are: Cave Wadi Sura I & II Consider checking: ...
#121 - AD No. 41 - Rachel Hartigan (writing, history) 20.05.2026 34:46
Rachel Hartigan has written about everything from the genetics of persimmon trees to the long road to women's suffrage for National Geographic, where she worked as a writer, reporter, and editor from 2012 to 2024. A former editor of the Washington Post's Book World, she also covered education and culture for U.S. News & World Report. She published a book "Lost: Amelia Earhart'...
#120 - AD No. 40 - Conrad Kelly (paintings, drawings, music) "TRAIL OF DEAD" 14.05.2026 36:11
Conrad is a painter, illustrator, musician and an awesome human being. This was an art dialogue we did some time ago, but I edited now. Conrad Keely's Instagram Consider checking: ...
#119 - Magura Cave (Paintings of Lost Time) 08.05.2026 5:50
Magura Cave sits in the northwest of Bulgaria, near the village of Rabisha, and it feels like the kind of place the earth keeps to itself. This is the only YouTube/Spotify channel that tells the whole story of art history, episode by episode, from the first marks of humans to today. Consider checking: ...
# 118 - AD No. 39 - Christopher Nixon (painting) 04.05.2026 48:58
Christopher is a painter from USA. He is a teacher too. Christopher's Website Christopher's Instagram Consider checking: Buymeacoffee...
#117 - Venus of Monruz-Neuchâtel (11,000 Years of Shadow) 03.05.2026 4:30
The Venus of Monruz, also called the Venus of Neuchâtel, is a small jet pendant from Neuchâtel, Switzerland. Consider checking: Buymeacoffee...
#116 - Geißenklösterle ivory plaque (World’s oldest calendar?) 30.04.2026 4:12
New research on the 40,000-year-old Geißenklösterle ivory plaque reveals an intentional numerical code that predates writing by millennia. Consider checking: Buymeacoffee...
#115 - Shigir Idol (This 13,000 year-old statue shouldn't exist) 20.04.2026 6:36
The Shigir Idol, the oldest wooden sculpture in the world. Consider checking: Buymeacoffee ,...
#114 - The Great Hunt, Epic Floods & One-Eyed Beasts 12.04.2026 10:43
Have you ever heard about the great hunt, or the Cosmic Hunt myth? Or did you know that flood myth is at least 12,000 years old? What about "one eyed monster"? Consider checking: B...
#113 - AD No. 38 - Alexander von Sternberg (History) 07.04.2026 52:47
I talked with Alexander von Sternberg about race, political systems, history, art, and genocide in Srebrenica. https://www.historyimpossible.com/ Consider checking: Buymeacoffee...
#112 - 10 Paleolithic myths you still believe 28.03.2026 12:58
You may think Paleolithic people were just grunting “cavemen” in caves, slurping meat and living as brutes... Think again! In this video I talk about 10 myths about Paleolithic life: about diet, art, bodies, minds, and the whole “caveman” narrative. They all shout the same thing: these were not beasts waiting for civilization. They were people like us, thinking, dreaming, painting, sharing, caring...
#111 - AD No. 37 - Pete Kelly (History) 19.03.2026 42:17
We explored the deeper meaning of history, beyond dates and facts. What is the responsibility of the historian? Consider checking: Buymeacoffee...
#109 - Art of the Americas (World apart) 16.03.2026 5:48
Tens of thousands of years back, humans stormed the Americas, carving a path from ice-bound north to wind-scoured south and leaving behind the first traces of art and story. From mammoth-bone engravings and painted bison skulls to vast canyons filled with stenciled hands and ochre beasts, this episode explores how Paleolithic artists turned a raw continent into a living canvas of myth, survival, a...
#108 - Nawarla Gabarnmung: Australia's Oldest Rock Art 09.03.2026 3:32
Discover Nawarla Gabarnmung, a journey through where Dreamtime stories etched in ochre, proving humans arrived as artists. Consider checking: Buymeacoffee...
#107 - AD No. 35 - Annie Drew (wild life painter) 04.03.2026 42:20
Annie Drew is a wild life painter from UK. Annie's page Annie's Instagram Consider checking: Buymeacoffee , ...
#106 - Gwion Gwion (Bradshaws) 22.02.2026 6:29
Out in the red heart of northern Australia, in Kimberley, the old paintings emerged - Gwion Gwion! Consider checking: Buymeacoffee ,...
#105 - Have we found the first painting? 06.02.2026 3:25
Did we find the oldest painting in the world? Is there possibility that there are older? Consider checking: Buymeacoffee ,...
#104 - African Upper Paleolithic 04.02.2026 7:51
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: ...
#103 - Upper Paleolithic of Levant 22.01.2026 5:40
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: ...
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