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In this episode, Carolyn Petit joins me for a conversation about Jem Cohen’s 2012 film “Museum Hours.” Carolyn is managing editor at Feminist Frequency and is the co-host of the podcasts Feminist Frequency Radio and Cinemaball. “Museum Hours” is about Johann, a security guard at a Vienna art museum and how he meets Anne, a woman visiting the city to see her cousin who is in a coma. Over the course of Anne’s stay, she and Johann become friends as he shows her around and offers emotional support in her time of need. In our discussion, Carolyn and I explore the power of art, the mystery of human connection, and much more.

Full Show Notes:

• Follow Carolyn Petit on Twitter
• Listen to Feminist Frequency Radio
• Listen to Cinemaball
• Desert Hearts episode
• More about Kyss mig (aka Kiss Me, aka With Every Heartbeat)
• Blue is the Warmest Color episode
• The Art of Slow Cinema blog
• Poets mentioned: Mary Oliver, Donald Hall, Jane Kenyon
• American Experience episode on Walt Whitman
• Simon Schama’s The Power of Art series
• The Lonely City by Olivia Laing
• John Berger’s Ways of Seeing
• “Musée des Beaux Arts” by W.H. Auden

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