About Emily Snow
Emily is an art historian, writer, and culture journalist based in the Pacific Northwest. As TheCollector's podcast host, she interviews experts on art, history, archaeology, and culture topics. She holds an MA from the Courtauld Institute of Art and loves knitting, wildcrafting, her calico cat, and everything Victorian.
Education
MA Art History
Courtauld Institute of Art
BA Art History & Curatorial Studies
Brigham Young University
Areas of Expertise
About Emily Snow
Emily is an art historian, writer, and culture journalist based in the Pacific Northwest. As TheCollector's podcast host, she interviews experts on art, history, archaeology, and culture topics. She holds an MA from the Courtauld Institute of Art and loves knitting, wildcrafting, her calico cat, and everything Victorian.
Education
MA Art History
Courtauld Institute of Art
BA Art History & Curatorial Studies
Brigham Young University
Areas of Expertise
One Warhol Painting’s 50-Year Journey with Richard Polsky (PODCAST)
Author and art authenticator Richard Polsky tells the remarkable story behind his new book, 'I Sold Alice Cooper’s Andy Warhol.'
New Film Brings the Art of the American Revolution to Life
217 Films presents 'Glorious Morning: A Revolution Revealed,' exploring how artists captured a nation in the making.
Using Thucydides to Understand Modern Politics with Neville Morley (PODCAST)
How does ancient history help us make sense of modern politics? Expert Neville Morley explores the challenges of reading the past.
Reading the Iliad Through an Environmental Lens with Edith Hall
Classicist Edith Hall’s 'Epic of the Earth' reveals what Homer’s ancient epic tells us about humanity’s impact on the natural world.
What Stoicism and Skepticism Teach Us Today with Massimo Pigliucci (PODCAST)
Philosopher Massimo Pigliucci discusses Cicero, Skepticism, and the power of doubt in his new book 'How to Be a (Happy) Skeptic.'
What Rare Renaissance Drawings Reveal with Olenka Horbatsch (PODCAST)
Curator Olenka Horbatsch discusses the British Museum's landmark 'Early Netherlandish drawings' exhibition and five-year research project.
The Many Faces of Alexander the Great with Edmund Richardson (PODCAST)
Historian and author Edmund Richardson discusses the life and legacy of Alexander the Great and his new book, 'Alexander: God, King, Man.'
The Overlooked Work of Women in Egyptology with Kathleen Sheppard (PODCAST)
Historian Kathleen Sheppard reveals how diaries, letters, and social networks shed new light on Egyptology’s most famous discoveries.
Why Hadrian’s Wall Was More Than a Roman Border with David Breeze (PODCAST)
Archaeologist David Breeze explores Hadrian’s Wall, Roman frontiers, and what 50 years of research reveal about life at the edge of empire.
How a Court Official Became an Egyptian God with Aidan Dodson (PODCAST)
Egyptologist Aidan Dodson discusses the life and afterlife of Amenhotep-son-of-Hapu, as well as his forthcoming biography.
Why Gentileschi’s Magdalene Is a Baroque Masterpiece with Eve Straussman-Pflanzer (PODCAST)
A National Gallery of Art curator discusses the Washington, D.C., institution's historic acquisition of a painting by Artemisia Gentileschi.
15 Great History Museums Every History Lover Must Visit at Least Once
From Cairo to London, these 15 world-class history museums house humanity's most breathtaking treasures, ancient artifacts, and cultural milestones.