Polish painter and photographer Iwo Zaniewski tells me how his personal and cultural history are embedded in his works, whether he believes there are limits to human creativity, and which work of art he would erase from his mind just to experience it for the first time.
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An interview with Desmond Clarke, an artist and composer based in Yorkshire who uses python and a plotter to create algorithmic art.
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Nil and Karin Romano are twin female painters based in Tel Aviv, whose work is “an opportunity to narrate a story of their inner world”.
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Kamil Czapiga aka Cosmodernism is an artist based in Poland who creates his works using ‘creative microscopy’ and macro photography…
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An interview with Niklas Mündemann of Muito Kaballa Power Ensemble, a nine-piece band from Cologne whose music is inspired by afrobeat, funk and jazz.
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This week I talk to Joe Stevens of Peel Dream Magazine, a rock band based in New York.
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I talk to Noah Saterstrom, a painter who uses art as image research on the disappearance of his great-grandfather, Dr Smith.
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This week I talk to Jan Bautista, an Illustrator originally from Luna, La Union, who now lives in Manchester, UK. His practice is “driven by fleeting feelings, translating sensitive narratives to familiar illustrations”.
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Chantel King speaks of her experience as a black female in the photography industry, the POC in the beauty and fashion world whom she thinks are due more attention, and what she perceives to be the value of being “fashionable”.
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I talk to Jack Coulter, an Irish artist whose paintings capture his experience of synaesthesia (seeing sound). He tells me which artwork of his stands out as being particularly meaningful to him, which harsh truths he prefers to ignore as an artist, and whether or not he believes there are limits to human creativity.
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I was thinking about what it means to be lost but still know where you are; am I emotionally lost, does being lost imply distance? Is the tool I’m using the find my way actually making me more lost? Jack Sutherland The following interview forms part of a series where I invite a number of…
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This week I talk to Susan Aldworth, a visual artist exploring philosophy of consciousness and the sense of self through a series of etchings and prints made from brain scans.
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