The Jackson’s Artwork Podcast explores what it means to make artwork by the voices of established artists and the supplies they use. Each month, we share tales and experience from those that create, be they up to date artists or historic figures. To encourage curiosity and invite dialogue, we take listeners out of the gallery and into the areas the place artwork is made, formed, and delivered to life. Our podcast consists of three distinct collection: Ask an Artist, The Matter of Color, and Rivalries and Friendships in Artwork Historical past.
On this first episode, hosts Lisa Takahashi, Evie Hatch, and Louise Reynolds come collectively within the Jackson’s Studio to introduce the podcast, replicate on its beginnings, and focus on its three distinct collection. Be part of us and uncover what’s forward.
Ask an Artist
Ask an Artist was initially conceived by artists Laura Boswell and Peter Keegan, and later hosted by Peter and Tom Shepherd, who constructed a loyal neighborhood of listeners and friends over time. When Peter and Tom determined it was time to maneuver on, they requested Jackson’s to turn into the brand new custodians of the mission. The earlier episodes of Ask an Artist might be listened to within the Ask an Artist Archive.
We’re honoured to be taking the helm at Jackson’s. Our host, artist, author, and workshop facilitator, Lisa Takahashi, leads insightful conversations with visitor artists of their studios and at exhibitions and occasions, capturing each their apply and the ambiance surrounding their work. Lisa explores the various aspects of being an artist by conversations with a variety of practitioners and folks from throughout the artwork world. We’ll discuss creativity, making, exhibiting, and every little thing in between.
The Matter of Color
The Matter of Color is introduced by Evie Hatch, artwork historian, pigment specialist, and co-creator of Jackson’s Pigment Tales e-book and on-line collection. Evie explores the fascinating histories of artists’ colors, from antiquity to the current day, and the methods wherein their tales are woven into wider histories – these of business, medication, alchemy, chemistry, and geography. These expanded histories supply a brand new perspective on the colors you utilize in your palette and people you encounter on the partitions of museums and galleries.
Rivalries and Friendships in Artwork Historical past
In Rivalries and Friendships in Artwork Historical past, artist, artwork author, and educator Louise Reynolds joins Evie Hatch to uncover the clashes, romances, and friendships that formed artists’ lives, revealing the human tales behind artwork historical past. Connections between particular person artists remind us that, on the coronary heart of artwork actions and the event of visible tradition, have been people with actual personalities, fears, and goals. Louise and Evie will even carry consideration to lesser-known artists, providing contemporary views on established narratives.
We’re actually enthusiastic about this subsequent chapter and completely delighted to be taking the podcast ahead, and we hope you’ll be part of us for what comes subsequent.
Uncover Extra from The Artists’ Weblog
Hearken to the Ask an Artist Archive
Learn our Rivalries and Friendships in Artwork Historical past Collection
Learn our Pigment Tales Collection
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