The Secret History of Art

The Secret History Art introduces live interviews from the How I Write column of The Daily Beast.  Each Wednesday, Noah Charney interviews an author about their writing process, their quirks and habits, and where they keep their desk..... This week Noah interviews prolific author David Baldacci.

The Secret History Art introduces live interviews from the How I Write column of The Daily Beast.  Each Wednesday, Noah Charney interviews an author about their writing process, their quirks and habits, and where they keep their desk..... This week Noah interviews Pulitzer Prize winning author Jared Diamond, who's book "The World Until Yesterday" was recently released in paperback.

The Secret History Art introduces live interviews from the How I Write column of The Daily Beast.  Each Wednesday, Noah Charney interviews an author about their writing process, their quirks and habits, and where they keep their desk..... This week Ann Patchett discusses her new book, This is the Story of a Happy Marriage.

The Secret History Art introduces live interviews from the How I Write column of The Daily Beast.  Each Wednesday, Noah Charney interviews an author about their writing process, their quirks and habits, and where they keep their desk..... This week Elizabeth Gilbert discusses her new book, The Signature of All Things.

At the TEDx conference in Celje, Slovenia, 10 November 2012, Noah Charney gives a talk on Art Theft.

The true story, dramatically told, of the theft of the Mona Lisa from the Louvre Museum in 1912.  For the rest of the story, I recommend my book, available at Amazon. The Thefts of the Mona Lisa: On Stealing the World's Most Famous Painting

The Story of Valentines Day---it's not what you think.

Part 2; The Shroud of Turin and more.....

 The James Ossuary. A new Podcast in the ongoing series.  Available at iTunes as The Secret History of Art at http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-secret-history-of-art/id406816655

A talk in benefit of Venice in Peril, at the Royal Geographic Society, London in April 2011.     Part Two.

A Talk in benefit of Venice in Peril, at the Royal Geographic Society, London in April 2011.  Introduction by John Julius Norwich.  Part One.

In the latest edition of The Secret History of Art, professor of art history and best-selling author Noah Charney discusses the work of Elena del Rivero  

In the latest edition of The Secret History of Art, professor of art history and best-selling author Noah Charney discusses Frank Gehry's Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain