Shani uses the structure of an allegorical city of women to explore ‘feminine’ subjectivity and experience, through a gothic/science-fiction lens. Robert: When we started, I went to one of the major providers because they were sponsoring comedy podcasts but they said, ‘there’s no way we can sponsor you because there’s just no market for this.’ We’ve proven, now, that there is an audience for it and it’s growing by the week; we have listeners in about 75 countries around the world or something and it’s constantly increasing. “I do not want to wake up to London, I want to wake up and be inspired by the same things that inspired Turner.”. We did a New York Times interview in February this year, just before lockdown and the journalist said to us, ‘why is it you’ve had so many different people from different backgrounds? I love the closeness to nature and the sense of freedom and that connection to the world. Robert: We talk about the artist’s childhood or their favourite colour, and just weird things that you wouldn’t normally get to talk about. London feels like it is completely crushing me.

But he studied art and he studied with Dexter Dalwood (a really great Turner-nominated artist in the UK).

Noel’s whole thinking, the way he looks at the world, even with his comedy, is all related to his art practice. An application to turn the site into 64 flats, made by BHD Architects on behalf of GTL Property Management, was refused and an appeal against the decision in 2015 was dismissed. An application to turn the site into 64 flats, made by BHD Architects on behalf of GTL Property Management, was refused and an appeal against the decision in 2015 was dismissed. I’ve always thought that you should have a diary or a blog where you share about all the amazing people you’re meeting.’ Because I’ve always taken it a bit for granted.

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Instead, Langberg contextualizes queer sexuality and intimacy within larger narratives of everyday life. So we started to do these long-form podcasts that were an hour, an hour and a half, and loads of people were saying, ‘It’s never going to work. This is ridiculous.

Flashes of vivid colour, gestural brushstrokes and frenetic compositions characterise his work.

Robert: A lot of it is to do with our culture.

Even though, of course, TV shows and streaming services are very popular too, people are yearning for something more intimate. Galleries start to promote their work in different ways and I feel like that interview is becoming a really great time capsule for her. You’re almost balancing the celebrity culture with the complete unknown, underground culture and, in that, something really magical happens. She will also be housed next door to the Carl Freedman gallery, where she is creating her own studio and apartment in a part of the building that is a jumble of 1960s, Victorian and Edwardian structures.

Represented by Carlos Ishikawa in London and JTT in New York. They can Google them.

Documents lodged with Land Registry are yet to be updated, showing the site as still the property of Union Crescent Property Limited which paid £635,000 for the historic building last year.

He’s a very conceptual artist based in Berlin now but he’s from New Zealand, originally. I think it felt quite alien to them as to why we ended up going into this world and maybe it was a bit obscure, and a bit elitist or something, and they didn’t quite understand it. You end up feeling solidarity with people who have got different struggles to yours. Russell and I originally met through the artist Tracey Emin; she sat us next to each other at a dinner in Edinburgh about 12 years ago. With the guests, Noel Fielding is a really good example because he’s got a big following here. Widely collected by private and public collectors and institutions, most recently by CCS Bard College Hessel Museum of Art, The Albertina Museum Vienna, and the Rubell Museum. Adopting Pizans’ medieval conception of history, where historical events, fictions and myths are entwined, "DC: projects" draws upon a host of references, tropes and characters from disparate sources, creating an elaborate world, outside of time and beyond patriarchal limits.

Sometimes, you might not even like the artist’s work but you might love the episode and you might love the guest as a human being. He is so interesting’. She’d been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and only had about three months to live, and she called us and said, ‘look, I really want you to do an interview with me on Talk Art’. Katherine Bernhardt: Bernhardt’s joyous paintings celebrate quotidian objects alongside pop culture icons as varied as ET, Star Wars, Pink Panther, Garfield, Duracell batteries, Doritos, cigarettes, blenders, laptops, coffee makers, burgers, and Nikes. It’s got about 16 international artists and it’s all about how we live now. Boafo learned to paint and sculpt at Ghanatta College of Art, Accra before studying at Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna where he began to experiment and develop his own style, with influences of Maria Lassnig, Egon Schiele and Kerry James Marshall.

Then, I met her at a White Cube exhibition of Tracey Emin’s and stopped her and said ‘hi’. He paints every day and he sells his paintings.

I’ve also got work by Francis Upritchard. In Summer 2018, I was asked to do a podcast interview for a print business I work for called Counter Editions and I didn’t even know what a podcast was.

2, Jess Johnson and Simon Ward, @THE DOWSE ART MUSEUM, Ganni wants you to wear old plastic bottles (aka EcoLife), Holiday Records Presents, ‘HALLOWEEN’ with Nathan Haines & Frank Booker, Jane Zusters, Matthew Galloway, Naeem Mohaiemen, Selina Ershadi curated by Simon Gennard, @ENJOY. And the great thing, since we started, is that there are loads of other art podcasts now that are booming.

You learn a lot about people when you hear about what they like to look at. Adam: Like pretending to present a TV show? Robert Diament and Carl Freedman are getting ready for the gallery opening in May There are just four weeks to finish work inside the expansive former Thanet Press building in Margate before it is reborn as the new Carl Freedman Gallery.

Robert: Our core is going to be interviewing artists but, at the same time, it’s good to bring in different voices because, with those people, you get different audiences. You’ve had a lot of people of colour, a lot of black artists, a lot of queer artists, a lot of older women, older men; is that something that you’re consciously doing?’ Almost like positive discrimination but, to be honest, we hadn’t thought about that. Robert: The main thing for us is the education and we find it really fun. In February 2020, Casteel opened a major solo exhibition 'Within Reach', curated by Massimiliano Gioni, at the New Museum.

We recorded a one-hour interview in West London.

Kentish goods on offer at Sandwich market, Exhibition of female artists at the New Kent Art Gallery for POW! Lisa Yuskavage: Lisa Yuskavage is best-known for her groundbreaking, provocative figurative paintings. We do reference titles a lot in the podcast but part of the magic is that you don’t see the art and that you can imagine.

Langberg paints large-scale portraits of family, close friends and lovers.

He was really cool because he was in The Mighty Boosh. Russell and I never tell each other what we’ve researched so we go in blind to each other’s research. 11.6k Followers, 2,916 Following, 1,000 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Robert Diament (@robertdiament) It’s a big part of life now.

The painting captures the dynamic energy of the London reggae and dub nightclub scene of the early 1980s where Forrester sketched people as they danced.

It’s a sort of notebook to say, ‘this is where art is right now for us’. Listen to the Talk Art podcast and check out their Instagram. News, Property We really enjoyed it. Robert Diament has been featured in articles for the Apollo, the ArtDaily and the Forbes.

It’s stirred this movement. So it was really funny. She was too busy when she was in London but she really wanted to do it. And it’s about human interaction and different narratives, and different people from different backgrounds. The director of the firm is Jonathan Viner, who also is director of Jonathan Viner Galleries and Margate natural skin and body care firm Haeckels. Add a bio, trivia, and more. He shows with Michael Lett and I love Michael’s gallery. For more than thirty years, Yuskavage’s highly original approach to figurative painting has challenged conventional understandings of the genre and influenced subsequent generations of artists. Now we’re thinking really, really big because why not? It’s really important to encourage it and make people realise that it might already be a part of their life but maybe they’re taking it for granted or they’re not acknowledging that it’s something they can get even more into. It was just that we were passionately obsessed.

Her images occupy a space between high and low; the sacred and the profane. We don’t tell the guests what the questions are either. Interviewed and Photographed by Adam Bryce.

Doron Langberg: Doron Langberg is an Israeli-born, Brooklyn-based painter. We both had this very intense obsession where we wanted to know every title, every detail, every bit of an artist’s life story; everything. The installation brought together imagined and learned Korean folklore. In the pandemic, a lot of people either live with their partner or family or might live alone. I met Michael in Hong Kong and in London.

The three gallery spaces on the lower floor are vast, with plain white walls and Terrazzo flooring discovered during conversion works by G & W Gardner Building Contractors alongside Murray & Jones Electrical Contractors, Grummants (Heating & Plumbing Services) Ltd and Martello Building Consultancy.

It was set up by curator Carl Freedman 20 years ago and it’s become a very successful business.

And then, we had to edit that interview down because, at the time everyone was said, ‘you need to learn about podcasts and your opening episode was too long.’ So we edited Michael’s episode down to about an hour and then, in the end, I thought, ‘I can’t make it any shorter than this. Chatham-born Billy was awarded an honorary Doctor of Arts Degree from the University of Kent in 2014.

Looking for some great streaming picks? So we spent the whole of lockdown not only recording the whole QuarARTine season but also we’ve just written a 50,000-word Talk Art book which comes out in May 2021 on Octopus Books/Hachette. So we’re shut out, in a way, from the price points of a lot of the artworks ourselves but Russell’s becoming more and more successful as an actor. We’ve since recorded about another 30 more; we’re constantly recording. Through the process of writing, photography and painting, Jon’s work is portrayed graphically through four colours: Green, Black, Violet and Red.

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