# Howard Burton
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howard burton is the founder and creator of Ideas Roadshow, an award-winning database offering innovative pedagogical video and print resources featuring more than 100 of the world's leading thinkers. All videos and eBooks are based on extensive and informal conversations with a broad selection of some of the world’s top experts across a wide number of subject areas, discussing their research, motivations, challenges, and excitement. Each conversation typically lasts over two hours and provides the raw material for all content produced.
Ep. 2. THE ART OF MAPS: A history of Rome in maps - A conversation with Jessica Maier
In this illustrated video podcast art historian Jessica Maier, Mount Holyoke College, talks passionately about her extensive research into the history of Rome through the eyes of mapmakers and artists who have reimagined, reconstructed, and represented Rome and its landmarks over the course of the …
Ep. 1. ALBRECHT DÜRER: Islamic themes in Dürer's prints - A conversation with Susan Dackerman, UCLA
In this illustrated video podcast UCLA print specialist Susan Dackerman and host Howard Burton discuss Dürer's most enigmatic print projects - The Sea Monster, The Knots, and Landscape with Cannon - which all feature Muslim subjects, figures and artifacts. Rather than looking through the mirror of …
Ep. 3 MICHELANGELO: The Making of Art - A conversation with Bill Wallace, Part 1
In this illustrated video podcast Michelangelo scholar Bill Wallace, Washington University in St. Louis, discusses fascinating and often surprising aspects of how Michelangelo created his masterpieces and the materials he used. Being an internationally recognized authority on Michelangelo, Bill Wal…
Ep 4. MICHELANGELO: Contemporary Artistic Impact - A conversation with Bill Wallace, Part 2
Renaissance artist Michelangelo was both influenced by, and strongly influenced, other great artists from his contemporary world. In this illustrated video podcast Michelangelo scholar Bill Wallace, Washington University in St. Louis, discusses his research on the artistic relationship between Mich…
Ep. 6. INVESTIGATING ANCIENT ARCHAEOLOGY - A conversation with Samuel Holzman
Ancient Greek architectural historian Sam Holzman, Princeton University, discusses his personal journey through the world of ancient Greek architecture and the many wonderful experiences it offers him while also presenting him with lots of challenges. This conversation provides you with captivating…
Ep. 7. BODILY INSIGHTS: A conversation with Jill Burke
Jill Burke, Professor of Renaissance Visual and Material Cultures at The University of Edinburgh, discusses her extensive research on the development of the nude in the Italian Renaissance from both an art-historical and a socio-cultural perspective. Find out about how many artists of the time foun…
Ep. 8. MR WHISTLER'S BEAUTIFUL WORLD: A conversation with Linda Merrill
Professor Linda Merrill, Director of Undergraduate Studies in Art History at Emory University, talks about the witty, provocative “Ten O’Clock” lecture in which Whistler attacked conventional taste and asserted art’s independence from public opinion. Find out about the role Oscar Wilde played and h…
Ep. 10. VASARI, RECONSIDERED: A conversation with Sally Cornelison
Art historian Sally Cornelison, Syracuse University, talks with author and filmmaker Howard Burton about the paintings and architecture of Italian Renaissance artist, author, and architect Giorgio Vasari (1511-74) that can still be found in his hometown of Arezzo. Particular emphasis is placed on t…
Ep. 11 ARTEMISIA, IRREPRESSIBLE: A conversation with Christopher Marshall
Art historian Christopher Marshall, University of Melbourne, talks passionately about Artemisia Gentileschi's remarkable success as a painter which resulted not only from her enormous talent but also her ability to respond astutely to the continuously evolving trends and challenges of the Italian B…
Ep. 12. THE ART OF WONDER: A conversation with Kaywin Feldman
How does someone become the head of one of the largest and most influential cultural institutions on the planet?
For Kaywin Feldman, Director of the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC, the path was a fascinatingly wide-ranging one, passing through Fresno, Memphis and Minneapolis but effecti…
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