BrushStrokes of Being

35:09

A Conversation with Agnes Gomori

BrushStrokes of Being ·

2023/12/12

In episode 77 of Art Talk, I have a conversation with Agnes Gomori. Agnes is, like me, a proud member of the VAA, which we both highly recommend btw. She is an intuitive-visionary artist, who paints 'the unseen' world. Please consider supporting Art Talk on:Patreon Find Agnes on:WebsiteInstagramFacebook Booksdr Iain McGilchrist The Master and Its EmissaryAinslie Macleod Contact me

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35:09

A Conversation with Agnes Gomori

BrushStrokes of Being ·

2023/12/12

In episode 77 of Art Talk, I have a conversation with Agnes Gomori. Agnes is, like me, a proud member of the VAA, which we both highly recommend btw. She is an intuitive-visionary artist, who paints 'the unseen' world. Please consider supporting Art Talk on:Patreon Find Agnes on:WebsiteInstagramFacebook Booksdr Iain McGilchrist The Master and Its EmissaryAinslie Macleod Contact me

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37:05

A Conversation With James Early

BrushStrokes of Being ·

2023/11/28

In Episode 76 of Art Talk, I have A Conversation With James Early. This summer I met James at The Other Art Fair and I was stunned by his portraits especially because of his topic. James started in 2015 with his powerful and emotional studies of homeless people, victims of war and religious martyrs. This work took him to another level in the art world as he was nominated by The BP award, The Royal Institute of Oil Painters and The Royal Institute Of Portrait Painters culminating in his work being

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37:05

A Conversation With James Early

BrushStrokes of Being ·

2023/11/28

In Episode 76 of Art Talk, I have A Conversation With James Early. This summer I met James at The Other Art Fair and I was stunned by his portraits especially because of his topic. James started in 2015 with his powerful and emotional studies of homeless people, victims of war and religious martyrs. This work took him to another level in the art world as he was nominated by The BP award, The Royal Institute of Oil Painters and The Royal Institute Of Portrait Painters culminating in his work being

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8:31

We Definitely Need To Talk About It

BrushStrokes of Being ·

2023/11/23

In episode 75 of Art Talk, I talk about a book I currently read, that follows up on the episode 'Turning A Blind Eye' and We Definitely need to talk about it! Where to buy this book?Alice Proctor, The Whole Story: The Colonial Story Of The Art In Our Museums and We Need to Talk About It.Contact MeSupport Art Talk on Patreon

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8:31

We Definitely Need To Talk About It

BrushStrokes of Being ·

2023/11/23

In episode 75 of Art Talk, I talk about a book I currently read, that follows up on the episode 'Turning A Blind Eye' and We Definitely need to talk about it! Where to buy this book?Alice Proctor, The Whole Story: The Colonial Story Of The Art In Our Museums and We Need to Talk About It.Contact MeSupport Art Talk on Patreon

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22:58

A Conversation With Karen Turner

BrushStrokes of Being ·

2023/11/09

In Episode 74 of Art Talk, I have a conversation with Karen Turner. Karen is an award-winning figure and portrait artist whose oil paintings are a commentary on the weight of expectations. Focusing on the physical body and the scrutiny to which it is commonly subjected, her paintings explore what society expects of a woman, the ways in which a woman's shape is often considered to define her, and the impact that this has on her life and sense of self. Website Instagram Contact me The

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22:58

A Conversation With Karen Turner

BrushStrokes of Being ·

2023/11/09

In Episode 74 of Art Talk, I have a conversation with Karen Turner. Karen is an award-winning figure and portrait artist whose oil paintings are a commentary on the weight of expectations. Focusing on the physical body and the scrutiny to which it is commonly subjected, her paintings explore what society expects of a woman, the ways in which a woman's shape is often considered to define her, and the impact that this has on her life and sense of self. Website Instagram Contact me The

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33:07

A Conversation With Leah Smithson

BrushStrokes of Being ·

2023/10/25

In Episode 73 of Art Talk, I have a conversation with Leah Smithson. Leah Smithson is a Los Angeles-based artist using both traditional (paint, ceramic sculptures) and new media ( i.e. digital installations, virtual, augmented, and extended realities) to explore the human condition using portraits that mirror an emotional state or frame of mind, rather than the likeness of a person. She’s been interviewed and had her work featured in a variety of print and digital magazines including the LA Times

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33:07

A Conversation With Leah Smithson

BrushStrokes of Being ·

2023/10/25

In Episode 73 of Art Talk, I have a conversation with Leah Smithson. Leah Smithson is a Los Angeles-based artist using both traditional (paint, ceramic sculptures) and new media ( i.e. digital installations, virtual, augmented, and extended realities) to explore the human condition using portraits that mirror an emotional state or frame of mind, rather than the likeness of a person. She’s been interviewed and had her work featured in a variety of print and digital magazines including the LA Times

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12:10

Turning A Blind Eye

BrushStrokes of Being ·

2023/10/10

In episode 72 of Art Talk, I will discuss a topic that is very relevant to art history as we have learned it: Turning A Blind Eye, for art lovers who visit museums, and recently also the Frans Hals exhibition in the National Gallery, and last but certainly not least for painters of portraits to think about. Not talking about the presence of black people in paintings is a story that needs to be amended. That is telling the story of art through a lens that has ruled for a way to long time. Yes, art

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12:10

Turning A Blind Eye

BrushStrokes of Being ·

2023/10/10

In episode 72 of Art Talk, I will discuss a topic that is very relevant to art history as we have learned it: Turning A Blind Eye, for art lovers who visit museums, and recently also the Frans Hals exhibition in the National Gallery, and last but certainly not least for painters of portraits to think about. Not talking about the presence of black people in paintings is a story that needs to be amended. That is telling the story of art through a lens that has ruled for a way to long time. Yes, art

en

41:59

A Conversation With Elizabeth Amisu

BrushStrokes of Being ·

2023/10/03

In Episode 71 of Art Talk, I have a conversation with Elizabeth Amisu, Academic, Author and Artist. We focus on her book The Dangerous Philosophies Of Michael Jackson, His Music, His Persona and His Artistic Afterlife. It was published 7 years ago, and we celebrate that milestone. The Dangerous Philosophies of Michael Jackson is the first academic book that covers Michael Jackson’s art through his life from various perspectives. The book gives a portrait of the multifaceted artist Michael

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41:59

A Conversation With Elizabeth Amisu

BrushStrokes of Being ·

2023/10/03

In Episode 71 of Art Talk, I have a conversation with Elizabeth Amisu, Academic, Author and Artist. We focus on her book The Dangerous Philosophies Of Michael Jackson, His Music, His Persona and His Artistic Afterlife. It was published 7 years ago, and we celebrate that milestone. The Dangerous Philosophies of Michael Jackson is the first academic book that covers Michael Jackson’s art through his life from various perspectives. The book gives a portrait of the multifaceted artist Michael

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53:08

A Conversation With Artist Amy Jobes

BrushStrokes of Being ·

2023/09/27

In Episode 70 of Art Talk, I have a conversation with artist Amy Jobes. Amy is an artist who paints 'imaginary' impressionistic landscapes inspired by the nature she lives in. She is currently also one of the artist mentors of the VAA (Visual Artists Association). Website Amy Instagram Amy YouTube Amy Contact Me Consider supporting Art Talk at Patreon

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53:08

A Conversation With Artist Amy Jobes

BrushStrokes of Being ·

2023/09/27

In Episode 70 of Art Talk, I have a conversation with artist Amy Jobes. Amy is an artist who paints 'imaginary' impressionistic landscapes inspired by the nature she lives in. She is currently also one of the artist mentors of the VAA (Visual Artists Association). Website Amy Instagram Amy YouTube Amy Contact Me Consider supporting Art Talk at Patreon

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50:21

A Conversation With Maggie Sloan

BrushStrokes of Being ·

2023/09/19

In Episode 69 of Art Talk, I have a conversation with Maggie Sloan. Margaret (Maggie) is a painter who has, as she once told me, a love relationship with watercolour. She is a painter who paints nature and with that brings nature back into your home to create a form of calm and reconnection. Website Art Website Writings Instagram Facebook Please consider supporting Art Talk on Patreon

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50:21

A Conversation With Maggie Sloan

BrushStrokes of Being ·

2023/09/19

In Episode 69 of Art Talk, I have a conversation with Maggie Sloan. Margaret (Maggie) is a painter who has, as she once told me, a love relationship with watercolour. She is a painter who paints nature and with that brings nature back into your home to create a form of calm and reconnection. Website Art Website Writings Instagram Facebook Please consider supporting Art Talk on Patreon

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8:36

Analysing The Isms

BrushStrokes of Being ·

2023/09/12

In Episode 68 of Art Talk, I am analysing the Isms. A few months ago, I was kind of attacked by an Instagram follower because I expressed my thoughts about a certain artwork that I did not find as compelling or ’good’ as everyone else was singing their glory over. I had my reasons. It occurred to me that the person had very little knowledge about art or its history and just blurted something out that she had heard. 'Learn a bit about German Expressionism deary’ was her reply. I explained to

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8:36

Analysing The Isms

BrushStrokes of Being ·

2023/09/12

In Episode 68 of Art Talk, I am analysing the Isms. A few months ago, I was kind of attacked by an Instagram follower because I expressed my thoughts about a certain artwork that I did not find as compelling or ’good’ as everyone else was singing their glory over. I had my reasons. It occurred to me that the person had very little knowledge about art or its history and just blurted something out that she had heard. 'Learn a bit about German Expressionism deary’ was her reply. I explained to

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