Mediah: SPECTRAL VANE AT MUSEUM LONDON
by“As an artist, I feel it is imperative to create positive imagery that can give to the viewer in a time of violence and uncertainty.”
“As an artist, I feel it is imperative to create positive imagery that can give to the viewer in a time of violence and uncertainty.”
Craig Guthrie, a seasoned scenic artist and fine art painter, joins me for this episode to discuss his love of painting, his time in…
Robinson wasn’t working completely isolated from the community in London. She was also an avid supporter of the local art scene and she volunteered at Museum London over the years.
“She was an exceptional, competent and generous volunteer,” says former Museum London director Nancy Poole. “She always had something very intelligent to say.”
Are these part of the works? Are we meant to wonder as much? Is this intrusion by the domestic onto the public space a matter of convenience or calibrated critique?
At scarcely thirty years old, Huhtala has proven a sophisticated command of material efficiency at the nexus of all the big (forgive me) post-modern themes—frustration, alienation, and impotence vis-à-vis ceaselessly absurd industrial momentum. But the genius of the work is its tragicomedy.
Jason McLean, a London-raised and now Brooklyn-based Canadian artist, joins me for this episode to discuss his long and resilient relationship to art, his…
Indeed the guard almost seemed to have been hired by the curators to bring to the viewer’s awareness the context of an oppressive regime, on which the work with which the viewer is initially confronted, was designed to comment …
I used to have recurring dreams as a child of somebody drowning; and I always knew who it was. But these dreams stopped. And one day I was on my way to class at university and this dream came to me: it was kind of like an apparition, and it felt kind of odd, and the next day I got the phone call.
Catherine Morrisey, a Brampton born and London based painter and artist, sits down with me to discuss her life-long art making practice, remote travel,…
Gerald Pedros, a Montréal native and London based visual artist, sits down with me to discuss his arts education, his life-long practice, international exhibitions,…