The Curator's Salon - The Art Podcast
Conversations with artists, curators and authors about making it in the art world. We get behind the studio doors for entertaining and informative discussions about the journey through the visual arts, how projects were realised, ideas that informed new work and practical ways that artists can expand their audience and visibility.
Episodes
You can get reach on IG but that's not the same as trust
In this episode, we look at one of the biggest misconceptions artists have about social media growth: the idea that going viral is what creates a sustainable audience or sales.
It’s easy to assume that one high-performing post will change everything, but reach alone doesn’t guarantee connection, trust, or buying behaviour.
We explore:
why viral moments don’t automatically translate into sales or
The mistake of treating Instagram like a gallery wall
In this episode, we explore a common shift that’s happened on Instagram—and why many artists are still posting as if nothing has changed.
A lot of artists are still using Instagram like a static portfolio:
post the finished work, add a caption, and wait for engagement.
But the platform doesn’t really work like that anymore.
I break down:
why Instagram used to feel like a visual diary—and why th
Your posting on IG but nothing is building
In this episode, we look at why so many artists feel like they’re showing up consistently on Instagram, but still aren’t seeing real momentum in their audience, engagement, or sales.
If you’ve been posting your work online but it feels like everything resets every time you share something new, this episode breaks down what’s actually missing.
You’ll also get a simple self-audit to apply immediatel
What galleries look for in artists
In this episode I talk about the most common question I get from artists which is how to get their work shown in galleries / how to get gallery representation. I share what I look for in an artist and it is more than the work. There's a vibe check, we're looking for credibility and how it fits into the gallery curation. I also talk about feeder galleries and gallery models which artists should und
Is 50% gallery commission really wild?
In this episode I respond to ' 50% gallery commission is wild!' , I explain retail margins and how retailers take much more than 50% and put into context the gallery commission. I also talk about different ways that galleries work with artists. This episode covers why it is so important for an artist to have their own audience and ways of selling directly without dependency on a gallery, but to s
Why is ai art so triggering?
In this episode I talk about using AI generated images as reference material for your artwork. I go on to talk about how artists are often dismissive of AI generated art and creators of Ai art calling themselves artists.I go on to talk about how other industries outside of visual arts refer to themselves as artists. And previous tech developments such as analogue to digital photography, platforms
Michael Petry Mirror Mirror
Michael Petry is the director at MOCA London. He is also the author of a number of books and in this episode he talks about his latest book, Mirror Mirror, The Reflective Surface in Art. Starting with Van Eyck's Arnolfini Betrothal, the book tracks the story of mirrors and the reflective surface in art through to contemporary art with mirrored surfaces inviting self reflection, 'holding up a mirro
Protecting your energy for art world success
In this episode I talk about protecting your energy for your inevitable art world success.It is important to protect your energy and watch out for 'coolers' that can throw you off track with their negative outlook on life.As you find momentum and growth in your art career or business you’ll soon understand there’s a mindset and energy component that accompanies the actions and strategies.Along thi
Siddhant Khattri Vedica Art Gallery
Siddhant Khattri of Vedica Art Studio and Gallery joins me on this podcast to talk about his work through the art world. The gallery is based in Mumbai and in this episode he shares his upcoming projects to take place in Paris, networking and building a circle of support and more.Siddhant has arranged an open studio day for the artists that he works with around the world and in this episode he tal
80% of art collectors
80% of art collectors buy from artists they know or feel they know. In this episode we talk about how you can give your audience the feeling of being closer to the artist and enrich their experience of the artist. Which in turn makes moves them closer to becoming an art buyer or a patron of your work.In this episodeUsing social media and mailing lists to share more about the artist, their journey,
When an artist says they want gallery representation
In this episode I explain how I respond when an artist says they want gallery representation. We look at their sales history, exhibiting experience and more. Often artists come looking for gallery representation before they are ready. I think it is great to know what to expect and the road to representation. However, if the goal is to offload the 'business' side of being an artist, there's often
Michael Wallner
Michael Wallner is an artist based in London. His inspiration comes from urban skylines and landmark buildings. In this episode of the podcast he talks about his journey through art and regularly showing at art fairs.He talks about building his art network, showing his art at fairs in the US and managing costs and finances in his art business. Michael's website https://michaelwallnerart.com/Follow
Tim Fowler
In this episode I am joined by Tim Fowler who talks about his exhibition, The Ground at the Attenborough Centre, Leicester. The Leicester based artist talks about the research that went into the exhibition which features his large scale paintings of plants that followed the same migratory pattern as his own DNA - from West Africa to the Caribbean to the UK.He talks about setting himself challenges
Kat Popova on reflecting and resetting
Kat Popova joins me on this episode of the podcast and we talk about her year which started with with 3 exhibitions on the calendar. As an artist she reflects on the last few years of exhibiting, and setting up 2024 with three exhibitions on the horizon. She shares her vulnerable story of the fear of 'not being included' that led to her committing to shows and avoiding 'red flags'.She goes on to
Sonia Borrell and Art in Real Time
Sonia Borrell is a collector, author and mentor. In this episode she talks about writing her book Art in Real Time and her journey to building a contemporary art collection. She talks about her art preferences which is currently figurative and staying open to her personal tastes changing. She talks about collecting for personal expression and connection over investment and shares her advice for ne
Artists Statement and Grants
In this episode Gita Joshi talks to Mona Lerch and Katelyn Chapman about artists statements and applying for funding to develop their art practice.We discuss the importance of the artist statement for those artists who are ready to enter the marketplace and how it supports the artist's visual work.Katelyn Chapman shares details of successfully applying to grants for funding a studio practice and d
AKAA Art Fair, Paris
In this episode my guest is Victoria Mann,the founder of AKAA art fair. This fair takes place in Paris with a focus on artists connected with Africa.In this episode Victoria shares her backstory and how the fair came about and how it has evolved over the years. 2024 is the 9th edition of the fair and Victoria discusses what visitors can expect at the fair taking place 18-20 October 2024. See more
Liz Lidgett
Liz Lidgett from Liz Lidgett Gallery joins me on this episode to talk about her gallery based in Des Moines Iowa.Liz has amassed a loyal following online and in this episode she talks about how the gallery started, her experience of working with artists, hiring and growing a team, selling worldwide and the regular launches and exhibitions offered by the gallery. https://www.lizlidgett.com/https://
Ghia Haddad discusses the representation of Arab Women through art
Artist Ghia Haddad joins me on this podcast to discuss her non Euro Centric approach to textiles and mixed media art.She shares her experience of art history with a Euro-centric viewpoint and feeling outside of this as an Arab woman.Her work explores textiles and representation of Arab women through the lens of an Emirati woman. Ghia's art is something that invites interaction and touch. In this e
Victoria Fry
Victoria Fry of Visionary Art Collective joins Gita Joshi on this episode of the podcast.Victoria talks about her initial blog which has now developed into a community of artists around the world, a magazine, a podcast and artist mentoring.She shares how the platform evolved during the pandemic, and providing resources for art educators and now supporting artists to build their own practice.In 20
Karen Turner
Gita Joshi is joined by artist Karen Turner on this episode.Karen shares her journey through art and the the evolution of her practice and her visual language. She discusses her commitment to visibility these last few years, and being shortlisted and a finalist in art prizes, and her media coverage. She also discusses her experience of selling at art fairs and offers listeners tips of preparing fo
How to Get into Galleries That Don't Accept Submissions
In this episode Gita Joshi talks to Marina Granger who shares details of her free training for artists seeking galleries.In this episode we talk about how galleries find artists and how to get the attention of galleries who are not accepting submissions. Marina also shares some of her background working in NYC galleries and how she arrived at supporting artists after seeing so many turned away and
Women United Art Prize
Gita Joshi is joined by Mona Lerch of Women United Art Movement and they discuss the Women United Art Prize now in its fourth year. The 2024 prize jurors include Kat Popova, Danielle Krysa and Ashley Longshore.They also discuss the importance of the artist statement and texts supporting the artist's visual work.Learn more about the art prize at the link belowhttps://www.womenunitedartmovement.com/
Amanda Hess - A coach for those with neuro-spicy brains
My guest is Amanda Hess, who is a coach for neurodivergent brains.In this episode she provides tips to help manage overwhelm and sooth the nervous system, to improve productivity.She says " I spent years of my life and multiple thousands of dollars trying to “fix” what was “wrong with me”, until I realised that there actually was NOTHING wrong with me. When I started working WITH my brain, everyth
Showing your art is the answer
In this episode I talk about how exhibitions can be the answer to getting in more art sales and growing an audience.Planning your own exhibition can provide an opportunity for people to see your work up close, and provides a way to draw in a wider audience through the physical presentation of your art. Your own exhibitions also provide an opportunity to get much desired press and media coverage wh
Sharing your art prices online
In this episode I answer a common question from artists which is ' Should I show my art prices on my website?"Sometimes the question arises from a lack of confidence in their pricing, sometimes it is because they see that not all galleries present prices online and it is from here they are taking their lead.Other times there is something else related to mindset that they want to keep hidden.In thi
Online Presence for artists
In this episode Gita Joshi discusses polishing up your online presence ahead of approaching galleries for representation.As you prepare yourself to approach galleries for representation, it is important to review your online presence - your website and social media presence , to ensure you are giving a polished an professional experience to anyone who will view your site. As we reach out to custom
Understanding different gallery models
Gallery models can vary and it is helpful to understand the different ways that they operate so you can approach the right ones for representation. Gallery representation is a popular goal for artists and in this episode I share a few of the different ways they can operate so you can understand what to expect if you were to be approach them. Understanding gallery models is part of the research an
Milan Art Institute
My guest today is Elli Milan from Milan Art Institute. In this episode she talks about her early career where she created art for Interior stylists and how she came to form the Milan Art Institute.The Milan Art Institute is based in Florida and offers online courses helping artists develop their skills in painting and art making then how they can set up their own business to sell their art. Learn
Artists Income Expansion
In this episode I talk about additional revenue streams for artists, whether it be ad - hoc for a cash injection, seasonally as suits their schedule or something that they offer all year round. There is no reason to have art sales as the only income stream for artists and I invite listeners to explore their experience, resources, skills and more for untapped income opportunities which can suppor
The fear of self promotion
In this episode I talk about something so many artists face - the fear of self promotion.I share how this holds up your career, visibility and sales, and what steps you can take to become comfortable promoting yourself as a self representing artist.In this episode, I mention a few of my programs and you can see them below Clearing the Artists way https://www.thecuratorssalon.com/clearing-artists-w
Art Seen Magazine and submissions
I talk about going through the submissions from artists for Art Seen magazine, common errors, what I see that shouts 'amateur hour' and how to leverage your inclusion in the magazine to work for your goals.Buy Art Seen hereSubmit to Art Seen here https://www.thecuratorssalon.com/submissionsSee details for my three month group coaching program here And details for my artist membership can be found
Cynthia Corbett and Young Masters Art Prize
I am joined by Cynthia Corbett to discuss the Young Masters Art Prize which she founded in 2009.In this podcast, Cynthia explains how the prize started and has grown over the years. She discusses the exhibitions that are scheduled for this years winners later in the fall and how the YMAP continues to exhibit outside of the prize years.The prize has previously served as a launch pad for many artist
The Creative Business Handbook
Ekaterina Popova and Alicia Puig talk about their new book, The Creative Business Handbook, with Gita Joshi.We discuss creative businesses which are often born out of creative passions and in this episode, the authors talk about some of the challenges that are faced by creatives as they enter their entrepreneurial journey. We talk about adopting a CEO mindset and creativity in the running of the b
Power of artists own exhibitions
Today I talk about the power of artists having their own exhibitions without waiting for opportunities to come to them.I love artists own exhibitions and they are one of the top ways that galleries find artists for representation. Take a listen.Get the free guide mentioned in this episode hereFind me on Instagram @thegitajoshiVisit the website https://thecuratorssalon.com/See program details https
My views on vanity galleries
In this episode I talk about vanity galleries - those galleries where you hire wall space. I explain the difference between these and gallery rental spaces. They often get alot of criticism and in this episode I talk about ways of reframing those cold outreach emails that many artists receive that leave them feeling frustrated and annoyed.Take a listen.See details for my online program for artists
Getting yourself Gallery Ready
In this episode I talk about a new guide I have put together for artists who are seeking gallery representation and what it takes for an artist to be gallery ready.Sorry you missed the guide which is currently unavailable and will return soon.You can see my online program called Gallery Ready here.https://thecuratorssalon.com/gallery-ready
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Woolwich Print Fair
The Woolwich Print Fair was started in 2016 and takes place annually in November at Woolwich Arsenal, London.Jack Bullen, one of the fairs co-founders, joins Gita Joshi in this episode of the podcast. He shares the evolution and growth of the fair, why printmaking is his focus for this art fair and what to expect at the 2022 edition.The fair takes place 3-6 November at Woolwich Arsenal where visit
Alicia Puig
My guest is Alicia Puig of PXP Contemporary and Create! Magazine. We talk about Alicia's background and then go on to talk about artist submissions we receive, the artist statement and applying to galleries. You can get your free Essential Guide to Writing the Artist Statement hereYou can apply to PXP Contemporary here
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Artist Websites
I see a lot of artists websites and I have noticed that an artist with a lot of experience can still have a poor website. Whether an artist is new to the game or they have years of experience under their belt, I have noticed their website can still be letting them down. This typically happens when they don't communicate their recent experience or upcoming events, and have not thought through the
Danny Dunson
I talk to Danny Dunson about his work as an independent curator and his work with Gallery 1957, and the exhibition, Homecoming: The Aesthetics of the Cool featuring Amoako Boafo, Otis Quaicoe and Kwesi Botchway.Danny talks about his journey as an art historian, working with artists in Ghana, his company Legacy Bros and the artist incubation program.Artists mentioned in this episode - Amoako Boafo,
The Curator's Salon Magazine
The Curator's Salon Magazine arrives in May 2021 and artists are invited to submit their work for inclusion.I talk about publications as a different way for artists to show their art and how this can lend credibility, visibility and validation for an artist.In this episode I also discuss what I look for in a submission, not just for this publication but for anything I am curating or when I am on a
Show Your Art - How to build an art career without a gallery
I talk about my book, Show Your Art, How to build an art career without a gallery.I published this book in April 2020 as an ebook, then as a paperback in August 2020. In this episode I talk about writing the book, and the joy of seeing it make positive impact on the lives of the artists who it was written for. Originally aimed at artists in the early stages of their career, the book aims to empowe
Human Design with Sarah Wren
Sarah Wren from Art Therapy Made Modern is my guest on this episode of the podcast. We talk about Human Design, understanding your body wisdom and following its guidance to lead you to success.Human Design brings together various aspects of modern and ancient wisdoms including the Chakra system, astrology and quantum physics to help you understand your unique strengths and areas for growth.In a so
The British Pavilion Venice Biennale 2021
I talk to the curators for the British Pavilion at Venice Biennale 2021. Manijeh Vergese and Maddie Kessler were selected for the 2020 Venice Biennale and in light of the global pandemic the Biennale was moved from 2020 to 2021. In this episode the curators talk about how they originally met, their proposal for the British Pavilion, the project itself, working with design teams around the UK and m
Skye Holland
Skye Holland talks about her deep interest in the natural world which is also the subject of her art. Skye talks about the importance of non verbal communication through her life as she was born to parents without hearing, she goes on to discuss the influence of visual art through her family and career including living and working in South Africa in the 1990s and using sign language for Nelson Ma
Christopher Kieling
Christopher Kieling talks about his career and the recent work made during lockdown in Berlin.Influenced by the mathematically inspired works of Escher and Uglow, Kieling explores the pure language of painting–form, colour, composition–through layered imagery.He talks about moving a career in graphic design to being a full time artist, and his solo exhibition Sierra, at Grove Square Galleries, in
Prachi Gothi
Prachi Gothi is an Indian abstract painter based in London. In this episode of the podcast she talks about the difference in art school education she received in Mumbai and later in London.She discusses the evolution of her art practice, working at the Saatchi Gallery, following her gut and going full time as a painter, and how 2020 has opened up new opportunities for her.Since the episode was r
Betsy Enzensberger
Betsy Enzensberger is a resin artist based in California best known for her joyful resin sculptures of melting ices and lollipops.In this episode of the podcast she talks about getting a training in working with resin, working at galleries selling art by other people, her career to date and showing her sculptures at fairs around the world, https://betsyenzensberger.com/Follow Betsy on Instagram h
Real Hackney Dave
Dave Buonaguidi is my guest on this episode and he talks about his career in advertising and how that has given him a skillset in marketing, now that he is a full time artist.Dave talks about his career, entry into art after doing a one day workshop in screenprinting, finding his 'universe' and creating works that are recognisable under his artist brand. He shares his experience of going through
The Art of Creativity - Susie Pearl
In this episode Susie talks about her background in PR, the music industry and mind technology. She talks about overcoming a health diagnosis where doctors told her she had weeks to live.She goes on to discuss the power of creativity that we all have within us, and how with regular practice we can tap into our creative state. Susie explains that we are all creative beings and this is our natural s
Benny Bing
Toronto based artist, Benny Bing talks about his career to date and the evolution of his art practice that centres on Black females and beauty.He discusses his earlier collections, Colorblind and his current exhibition Bloom which has become a virtual show due to the Covid-19 pandemic.See the full post with images herehttps://thecuratorssalon.com/blog/benny-bingFollow me on Instagram https://www.i
Mindset for artists 5/5
Vicky Ross and I talk about mindset, and in particular procrastination, overwhelm and how the mind works. We talk about the inner world that we live in and the outer world.If what we're thinking about inside is not clear, the brain requires you to get clarity and until such time , it goes into 'pause' mode so it can eventually execute in the physical world.If you think you are self sabotaging, or
Mindset for artists 4/5
I talk to Vicky Ross about how our personal history is the lens through which we see our future. Many artists I work with are moving into being full time artists and others are transitioning their careers. The problem I see over and over is that most artists are seeking visibility and success, but internally they hold themselves back while outwardly voicing their goals.In this episode Vicky talks
Mindset for artists 3/5
I talk to Vicky Ross about energy that we carry in our art businesses. Many artists that I speak to are looking for sales, gallery representation, recognition and validation of their art. However the energy you hold internally can often be incongruent with the things you desire and this can make it feel like you are always struggling, and the things you want for your career are constantly out of
Mindset for artists 2/5
Many artists have confidence in their work in the studio but suddenly find it isnt there when it comes to taking their work into the marketplace. In this episode I talk to Vicky Ross, a transformation coach, about confidence. Too often I see artists feeling unsure, and insecure when they it comes to growing their audience or making sales. Low confidence in our work can seriously hold us back a
Mindset for artists 1/5
In this episode Vicky Ross and I talk about emotions, particularly the emotions we carry around our work. I often talk to artists who are nervous or anxious about showing up. Often they want to grow their online audience but fear rejection or humiliation and avoid using social media altogether. Vicky explains how our imprint years affect us as adults, and how self awareness helps us take control
Artist Support Pledge
Matthew Burrows talks about #artistsupportpledge - a movement helping artists sell their work during coronavirus lockdown. He talks about how it started after hearing so many people found their exhibitions and fairs cancelled or postponed. Burrows goes on to explain the culture of generosity that he sees coming out of this, how the pledge works, and talks about some of the messages that he receive
Danielle North - Pause
Danielle is the author of Pause - How to Press Pause Before Life Does it For You and runs the Pause retreat. In this episode we talk about managing the challenging times of social distancing and isolation during Covid-19, through creating a rhythm and developing practices.We talk about creating rhythms and practices to improve creativity, using the time for play and learning, to use the time inten
Hype Yourself - Lucy Werner talks about PR for artists
Lucy Werner from The Wern, a PR agency for small businesses is also the bestselling author of Hype Yourself, A DIY PR Toolkit. In this episode Lucy talks about the various ways that artists can raise their exposure through the media and how to go about it.In this episode she talks about Researching publications to be featured and researching the writers of the columns within those publicationsGett
COVID-19 affecting the art sector with Sam Peaccok
Sam Peacock returns to the podcast and we have a timely discussion about the cancellation of art and artists fairs amidst the global coronavirus situation.We discuss what this means for many artists who were scheduled to show this spring as social gathering bans are taking effect, We go on to discuss the financial implications and what artists can be doing during this time of isolation to contin
Hynek Martinec
Hynek Martinec is a figurative painter based in South London. His paintings are inspired by Old Masters and/or photographs, which link the past with the future, using modern technologies.In this episode he talks about his 2015 museum show at the National Museum in Prague, and how working with an institution differs from working with commercial galleries.He discusses the immersive research and deve
Chloe McCarrick talks art fairs
In this episode Chloe McCarrick talks about her art career to date and how she sold at art markets and pop ups to save towards her first art fair in 2019.She went on to do several fairs after her initial success and was invited to show at the Salon des Beaux Art in Paris.Known for her bold cyanotypes, Chloe also produces screen prints and other works but leads with a body of work that has brought
Liz Gilmore talks about Earthly Delites
Liz Gilmore talks about the 3 exhibitions at the Hastings Contemporary. She discusses Anne Ryan's solo show titled Earthly Delites, a group show of contemporary painting curated by Anne Ryan titled The Studio at 4am and The Age of Turmoil featuring 3 modern British artists.We talk about how the show was put together and how Ryan deconstructs paintings and builds them again. The Studio at 4am is a
Picasso and Paper
William G. Robinson is one of the curators of the Picasso and Paper exhibition. In this episode he talks about putting exhibition together, working with museums in different countries, and Picasso's prolific output.Picasso and Paper is at the Royal Academy London from 25th January to 13th April, 2020 and then it moves to Cleveland Museum of ArtThe exhibition is sponsored by the City of Malaga.http
Q&A with Ryan Stanier
Ryan Stanier returns to The Curator's Salon podcast to answer questions that were sent in by listeners.Ryan Stanier is the founder of The Other Art Fair. With 9 years of working on the fair and growing it to 12 cities and most fairs showing 100-140 artists Ryan was a in a great position to answer listeners questions.With host Gita Joshi they talk about the application process, suitability, researc
Ryan Stanier talks about The Other Art Fair
Gita Joshi talks to Ryan Stanier the founder of The Other Art Fair. The artists fair started in 2011 in London and how hosts fairs in 14 cities around the world.With around 140 artists at each fair, the event attracts enthusiastic buyers seeking new artistic talent as well as curators and galleries looking to expand their roster . In this episode of the podcast Ryan talks about what he has learned
Sarah Jane Moon
Sarah Jane Moon is a London based portrait painter and my guest for this episode of the podcast. We talk about her evolving art style and recent exhibitions including being selected for the BP Portrait exhibition.Originally from New Zealand and after a stint in Japan, Sarah Jane moved to London where she took a short course in life drawing. This led to her continuing her art training at the Heathe
Yeshen Venema
The designer-maker’s favourite photographer, Yeshen Venema is my guest on this episode of the podcast. He talks about preparing for a professional photo shoot so that you can get your art and products looking their best. If you have ever applied for a fair, a market, an event or anything similar you will have been asked to submit images which is then used in their marketing. Even stockists and gal
Rebecca Wilson - Saatchi Art
My guest for this episode of the podcast is Rebecca Wilson, the head curator at Saatchi Art. Saatchi Art started life as a portfolio website before it became a retail platform and is no longer associated with the Saatchi Gallery in London. In this episode Rebecca talks about how the platform evolved, and the various aspects of her work including vetting submissions for the website and for The Othe
Desha Peacock
Desha Peacock is the author of two books both around creating workspaces that inspire.Alongside her books she is a coach to artists, makers, designers and stylists. In this episode she talks about the power of using your email list to grow an engaged audience and turning them into buying customers. See the post on the website with images hereFollow me on Instagram @thegitajoshiFollow Desha on Inst
Alasdair Thomson
I talk to Edinburgh based stone sculptor Alasdair Thomson about his training in Italy working with artigiani and using the time in Italy to study the great masters of the Renaissance. We talk about how his art history background influences his contemporary work as stone sculpture is often considered to be a medium for memorialising, and his use of contemporary subjects to make his work relateable
Coventry Biennial
Ryan Hughes, artistic director for the Coventry Biennial talks about starting the Biennial in 2017 and what he learned from that event to build on, and create a bigger international biennial for 2019.He talks about the theme of The Twin for this years event, which explores duality, and encouraged collaborations and peer to peer artist relationships. The Biennial has over 100 artists showing this y
Alexandra Dillon
Alexandra Dillon is a wonderful artist based in LA who found her flow when she started painting portraits on hardware. I’m a big fan of her work so I was really excited to connect with her to record this episode.In this episode she talks about her classical training and how that informs the work she makes, finding her flow, how she came to paint on hardware such as shovels, saws and brushes, and r
Roys Art Fair
Roy Tyson returns to talk about the growth of Roys Art Fair now preparing for it’s fifth event in London taking place on 3-6 October 2019 at the Truman Brewery in East London.Roy talks about what he has learned since doing the first fair which includes his own learning to delegate, and managing the growing number of artist participants.He shares advice for artists who are looking to take part or a
Hastings Contemporary
Formerly known as the Jerwood Gallery in Hastings, the gallery on the beach has been rebranded as the Hastings Contemporary and moves from a gallery model with a collection to a Kunsthalle model.
In this episode I talk to Liz Gilmore, the director of the Hastings Contemporary about the new model for exhibitions, the focus on modern British and international painting and their outreach program.
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Public art at Now Gallery and Greenwich Peninsula
For this episode of the podcast, I met up with Kaia Charle s and Jemima Burrill - the curators at the Greenwich Peninsula site which includes the Now Gallery, to talk about their work commissioning art for the gallery and the public spaces on the estate.
In summer 2019 a new area of the development will open to the public and include riverside walks which include public art installations. Known as
Sarah Hamilton & Just A Card
Sarah Hamilton is my guest and she talks about the impact of Just a Card - a campaign that encourages people to buy from independent makers, artists, designers, shops and galleries. We discuss the poster campaign on London Underground, in association with Funding Circle, how she secured sitters for her posters from the world of stage and screen and working with a sponsor.
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Lori Cuisinier
Lori is an artist whose current body of work uses Catullus's poem 64 as a point of departure. She trained as a painter and uses photography and considers her work as performative.
Her influences include Raphael, El Greco and Rembrandt and in particular their use of chiaroscuro and drapery as emotive gestures.
She uses the poem to explore emotions from ancient texts with contemporary references.
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Venice Biennale 2019 - first views
I was at the opening week of the Venice Biennale and met up with Anna Lowe and Charlie Levine while I was there. We got together to talk about our favourite pavilions, artists, installations and everything else.
In this episode we talk about Swinguerra at the Brazil Pavilion, the group show at the Ghana Pavilion, Arthur Jafa's film White Noise, Giudecca Art District as an emerging art destination
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