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Seen

Welcome to Seen. Where the art world meets the real world. Every two weeks we sit down with emerging and established artists to offer a genuine glimpse into their lives and minds - all in an authentic and totally straightforward manner. Carrie Scott is your host. After two decades working as a curator and art historian, Carrie firmly believes in the transformative power of art. If it"s seen.

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00:51:17

Behind the Seen with Netvvrk Founder Paddy Johnson

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2025/04/15

In the second episode of Behind the Seen, Carrie chats with Paddy Johnson, the founder of Netvvrk, a membership that helps artists get the shows, grants, and residencies of their dreams by broadening their professional networks. Over the last two years, members have received over a million dollars in grants. Netvvrk has been featured in The New York Times, Hyperallergic, and Artnet News.From Carrie:"The first time I spoke to Paddy Johnson, she interviewed me for her podcast, Art Problems. And

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00:35:32

Have You Seen? Nancy Cadogan

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2025/04/01

In this episode of the Have You Seen? series, Carrie chats with Nancy Cadogan, a British American artist, celebrated for her figurative paintings with their profound engagement with literature, time, and the still moments of life.Cadogan’s works were described as “heaven on a canvas” by the Evening Standard, and has had solo exhibitions internationally, including at Saatchi Gallery, London in 2019 and Keats-Shelley House, Rome in 2020. In 2022, she was invited as Artist in Residence at the British

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00:29:13

Seeing Casey Moore

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2025/03/18

In this episode of the Seeing series, Carrie chats with Casey Moore, a British / NZ photographer based in London and Melbourne. Casey is renowned for his evocative large-scale images that explore the natural world, patterns, and interconnectedness. Moore’s work is characterized by meticulous compositions that capture the sublime beauty of nature, drawing inspiration from diverse landscapes such as New Zealand’s wilderness, the Austrian Alps, and the UK’s rolling hills. His approach echoes the spirit

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00:18:00

Have You Seen? Tom Pike

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2025/03/04

In this episode of the Have You Seen? series, Carrie chats with Tom Pike, a British Artist working and living in London. Tom creates abstract canvases with a combination of print, collage, graphic, mark making and self branding.His practice explores themes of chance and certainty, chaos and order and creative ownership as he investigate's his own creative identity as both an artist and designer.From Carrie:"Tom's work is really intricate. It's really bold. It's very male at

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00:35:29

Behind the Seen with Framer Tim Blake

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2025/02/18

In the second episode of Behind the Seen, Carrie chats with Tim Blake, a bespoke framer with + 25 years of experience offering tailored framing direction, art presentation, and advisory services for art collectors, artists, and galleries worldwide. Specialising in custom framing, Tim works closely with clients to create unique, seamless presentations that enhance the visual impact of each piece while ensuring its protection and longevity.From Carrie:"Tim is actually so much more than just a

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01:08:03

Seeing Lubaina Himid

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2025/02/04

In this episode of the Seeing series, Carrie chats with Lubaina Himid, a British artist and curator. Lubaina's work explores themes of race, identity, colonial history, and the contributions of Black individuals often erased from history. She frequently uses painting, installation, and mixed media to challenge dominant narratives, drawing attention to overlooked stories and figures. Himid won the Turner Prize in 2017, becoming the first Black woman to receive the award. Her art is both politically

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00:36:36

Have You Seen? Bindi Vora

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2025/01/21

In this episode of the Have You Seen? series, Carrie chats with Bindi Vora, British-Indian interdisciplinary photographic artist and curator who is interested in how ideas of resistance and resilience are influenced by our everyday surroundings. Her practice often combines collage, linguistics, analogue processes, and an archive of found photography procured over the last decade.From Carrie: "Bindi’s photos are like quiet, beautiful poems. In our conversation, she told me how she transforms

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00:34:32

Seeing Hank Willis Thomas

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2025/01/07

In this episode of the Seeing series, Carrie chats with Hank Willis Thomas, Brooklyn, NY based conceptual artist working primarily with themes related to perspective, identity, commodity, media, and popular culture (and that's putting it mildly). From Carrie: "I tried not to fangirl in our interview with Hank, but not sure I completely succeeded. This is a man who is referencing so much and then laying it bare for us if we're willing to engage with the work, if we're willing to really look. On

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00:46:43

Have You Seen? Tom de Freston

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2024/12/10

In this episode of the Have You Seen? series, Carrie chats with Tom de Freston, an Oxford-based artist who's practice is dedicated to the construction of multimedia worlds, combining paintings, film and performance into immersive visceral narratives. From Carrie: "Tom’s art is like stepping into a mythological tale. In our talk, he shared how his paintings explore human struggles through surreal imagery. His piece “Echoes of Icarus” features a figure that reminds you of Icarus, surrounded by fiery

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00:32:03

Seeing Simonette Quamina

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2024/11/26

In this episode of the Seeing series, Carrie chats with Simonette Quamina, a Brooklyn-based contemporary artist.Simonette Quamina’s works are a love letter written in a Caribbean visual language. Composed of diverse collage and printmaking techniques, the artist's large-scale collage prints speak to her intersectionality and multicultural background. From Carrie: "What sets Simonette apart is her nomadic upbringing. From Brooklyn's vibrant streets to St. Vincent and Guyana's tranquil landscapes,

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00:36:08

Have You Seen? Jade van der Mark

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2024/11/12

In this episode of the Have You Seen? series, Carrie chats with Jade van der Mark, a Paris-based painter and sculptor. Adept at using the Impasto technique, Jade van der Mark, plays with multi layered oil painting to sculpt the pictorial material. With thick brushstrokes and a heritage which navigates between the European influences of Abstract expressionism to the CoBra art movement, she plays with dimensions and breaks the ethos of perspective allowing the eye to wander from detail to detail in a

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00:43:06

Behind the Seen with Chadd Scott

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2024/11/05

In the first episode of Behind the Seen, Carrie chats with Chadd Scott, a writer at the intersection of art and travel. He’s interested in the art that happens outside of major cities and making sure that we know as much about what’s happening in say, New Mexico, as we do London’s Bond Street. From Carrie: "Chadd and I both care deeply about making the art world more inclusive and accessible to everyone, from first-time gallery-goers to seasoned collectors. But why does it so often feel like an

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00:45:58

Seeing Rashid Johnson

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2024/10/29

In this episode of the Seeing series, Carrie chats with Rashid Johnson, a Brooklyn-based contemporary artist.With an innovative blend of multimedia techniques and a profound exploration of identity, history, and cultural memory, Johnson has redefined boundaries, glass ceilings and so much more. From his iconic "Anxious Men" series to his immersive installations exploring themes of race, belonging, and the human condition, Johnson's work challenges viewers to confront uncomfortable truths and engage

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00:55:51

Have You Seen? Storm Tharp

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2024/10/15

In this episode of the Have You Seen? series, Carrie chats with Storm Tharp, a Portland, Oregon based painter and sculptor. Storm builds his strange and beautiful characters by first drawing contours on the page with water. Inspired by the technique of Japanese calligraphy, the application of ink is a parallel of the mind’s movements, its unexpected focuses and elisions. As with any portrait, his works are signs pointing to a void: the subject itself, physically absent, disappearing before our very

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01:01:30

Seeing Naama Tsabar

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2024/10/01

In this episode of the Seeing series, Carrie chats with Naama Tsabar, a Brooklyn-based installation and performance artist.Naama is a boundary-pushing artist known for challenging conventions and pushing the limits of what art can be. She stands alongside icons of performance art (think Yoko Ono, Carolee Schneemann, and Marina Abramović), bringing a fresh, urgent energy to performance art. Her work is raw, authentic, and totally rock and roll. Forget the somber image of traditional performance

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00:46:30

Have You Seen? Alexis Nunnelly

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2024/09/17

In the first episode of the Have You Seen? series, Carrie chats with Alexis Nunnelly, a visual artist and painted based in Queens, NYC. Inspired by the sensualities and non-linear timelines of nature, Alexis' paintings are bold and powerful color showcases in acrylic and oil images. Each created from collages of lush landscapes and surreal worlds all cradling sensual, femme figures. Nodding to romantic masters by studying their lyrical compositions — she reimagines timeless narratives using the

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00:50:53

Seeing Leonardo Drew

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2024/09/03

In the first episode of the Seeing series, Carrie chats with Leonardo Drew, a contemporary artist based in Brooklyn, New York. Leonardo is known for creating reflective abstract sculptural works that play upon the dystopic tension between order and chaos. Recalling Post Minimalist sculpture that alludes to America’s industrial past, as well as the plight of African Americans throughout U.S. history. One could find many meanings in his work, but ultimately the cyclical nature of life and decay can

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00:00:41

Welcome to Seen

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2024/08/26

Welcome to Seen - where the art world meets the real world. Every two weeks, we sit down with emerging and established artists, to offer a genuine glimpse into their lives and minds. All in an authentic and totally straightforward manner. Carrie Scott is your host. With two decades of experience as a curator and art historian, she firmly believes in the transformative power of art. If it's Seen.

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