Podcast by Kent Creative
Rod McIntosh - From Tiny Acorns by Kent Creative
Joel Ely Hooden Horses (3 Men Of Kent) by Kent Creative
Mbeke Waseme - Uncles Dressed For The Party by Kent Creative
Mbeke Waseme - The First Home Of Marcus Garvey by Kent Creative
Mbeke Waseme - River Rafting by Kent Creative
Mbeke Waseme - Caribbean Windrush Elder by Kent Creative
Mbeke Waseme - Amma Stripping Beans by Kent Creative
Joel Ely - Great Expectations by Kent Creative
Joel Ely - Thinking Bear Outfit by Kent Creative
LUAP - There Is Always Space In My Mind For You by Kent Creative
Tony Bream - Sealsalter and Marshes by Kent Creative
Brook Hobbins - Barbara Hepworth series by Kent Creative
Louise Giblin - La Vie Est Belle by Kent Creative
James - Lee Duffy - Pause Rewind Play by Kent Creative
Brian Aris - H.M. Queen Elizabeth by Kent Creative
Brian Aris - Debbie Harry from Blondie in her New York apartment by Kent Creative
Brian Aris - Belfast funeral during The Troubles by Kent Creative
Steve Melton - Not Just For Christmas by Kent Creative
Jill Holder - Towards the End of Greatness by Kent Creative
Brook Hobbins Woman Holding On by Kent Creative
Brook Hobbins has undertaken an artistic journey spanning from London to the the South East of England, even reaching upstate New York. Her background includes roles as a teacher and a landscape architect before focusing on studio-based sculpture. A member of the Society of Portrait Sculptors, Brook specialises in sculpted portraits, based on photographs or live sittings. The final pieces, expertly cast in plaster, Jesmonite, or bronze, underscore her skill in capturing the subjects' essence and narratives. With dedication to her craft, Brook creates sculptural pieces that resonate across time and imagination. Recorded in Westgate-on-Sea in August 2023. #kentcreativeshow #arts #culture #kent #creatives #conversation #interview #talk #artisttalk #studiovisit #sculpture #portrait ★★★ WATCH THE VIDEO ➡️ https://youtu.be/kVwMRR1s8nE ★★★LEARN MORE ABOUT BROOK HOBBINS ➡️https://cultureinkent.org/profiles/brook-hobbins/
Charles Williams, a former student at the Royal Academy Schools, has exhibited his paintings in various locations across the UK, Europe, and the USA. His art explores a dynamic interplay between his studio work, specific paintings that inspire him, and the stories and ideas that occupy his imagination and memory. His creative process involves an unfolding improvisation, where narrative, surface, and image merge to express his experiences in the Art World, from being a gallery artist to an art teacher. Charles Williams draws inspiration from various works he has studied. In a recent shift, he moved away from depicting people to focusing on animals, aiming to escape human representation and the associated themes of class, privilege, and wealth. Recorded in Faversham in July 2023. WATCH THE ORIGINAL YOUTUBE VIDEO: https://youtu.be/rJm2ZhdeLbQ
Cas Holmes is a renowned textile artist whose creative process and vision continue to inspire and delight worldwide. With her distinct and innovative approach to textile art, Cas combines different materials and techniques, including collage, painting, and stitch. She embraces the concept of storytelling through her work, using found objects, fragments of old textiles, paper and personal mementos. She creates evocative pieces often incorporating elements of nature and of her surrounding environment triggering an emotional response. Cas's artistic practice is focused on the final outcome and the process itself, as she finds joy in experimenting and allowing the materials to guide her. Cas Holmes shares her knowledge through her workshops, books, and exhibitions and encourages others to embark on their own creative journeys. Recorded in Maidstone in June 2023. WATCH ON YOUTUBE https://youtu.be/Hj88zNsjRx8
Richard Belfield's passion for creativity manifests in his extensive body of work across multiple domains. He has made significant contributions as a filmmaker, author, dramatist, journalist, screenplay writer, and businessman. His works reflects his varied interests and explore different topics. As a filmmaker, Richard Belfield has produced documentary programs for several prominent UK channels such as Discovery, National Geographic, PBS, and Al Jazeera in the USA. As an addition to his filmmaking, Richard has written five books, covering a wide range of subjects. He is currently engaged in an exciting project with a graphic book, showcasing his innovative approach to storytelling and his willingness to experiment with different mediums. Richard also enjoys pottery as a hobby. While he describes himself as a beginner in this field, his enthusiasm for the craft suggests a genuine interest in exploring and developing his skills.
James-Lee Duffy is an accomplished artist and creative director. With a background in graphic design and advertising, his portfolio is diverse, ranging from paintings triggered by childhood memories to innovative advertising campaigns. As a creative director, he has led teams in developing branding strategies for many high-profile clients. Through his art and design, James Lee Duffy continually explores his childhood memories and pushes the boundaries of his creativity. Recorded in Faversham in April 2023. WATCH THE VIDEO ON YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/1YQIQKxvQ6Q LEARN MORE ABOUT James: https://cultureinkent.org/profiles/james-lee-duffy/ ------ #arts #culture #kent #creatives
The Business Bunker is a popular radio show hosted by Paul Andrews and Jules Serkin on Channel Radio. The show focuses on providing valuable information to entrepreneurs and small businesses, with interviews featuring business owners and experts in various fields. Listeners can tune in to learn about the latest trends and strategies in the business world. Recorded in Ashford in April 2023. LISTEN TO VIDEO ON YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/YLymDUDooeU LEARN MORE ABOUT Channel Radio: https://cultureinkent.org/profiles/channel-radio/
In this podcast, Frank Smith, one of the co-founders of A New Day Festival, shares how his passion for Jethro Tull and rock music inspired him and his friend Dave Rees to launch a three-day event showcasing the best of prog-rock, classic rock, blues, and roots music. Frank gives insight into the festival's inception in 2016 and what it is about today. It takes place every year in August at Mount Ephraim Gardens near Faversham. Recorded in Mount Ephraim House in April 2023. WATCH THE FILM ON YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/hi5ZuU9nkgw LEARN MORE ABOUT A New Day Festival here: https://cultureinkent.org/profiles/a-new-day-festival/ ... and the 2023 edition: https://cultureinkent.org/events/a-new-day-festival
Painter David Hayward works from his studio in the village of Chilham. He was born in Wales and grew up in the countryside, surrounded by nature. His love and his fascination for landscapes have shaped his abstract works where David explore the colour and textures. His abstract work in fact references memories of places and events. The artist primarily works with encaustic, a medium that allows for considerable surface change and encourages experimentation. Recorded in Chilham in April 2023. WATCH THE FILM ON YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/xFhEJgkIsT4 LEARN MORE ABOUT David Hayward: https://cultureinkent.org/profiles/david-hayward/
Sarah Simmonds is a printmaker and the founder of Goose Studio, a space dedicated to the art of screen printing. Her passion for the craft is evident in the workshops she runs, which allow others to create their own prints. In addition to teaching, Sarah also collaborates with artists on the reproduction of their works. Recorded in April 2023 at Goose Studio in Faversham. WATCH THE VIDEO HERE: https://youtu.be/k98R-3YMthw
Anwen Cooper is a marketing expert and the founder of Get Fruitful Marketing, a Kent-based marketing consultancy. She built a strong experience in marketing and communications working in the arts sector first, before helping small and medium-sized businesses with diverse backgrounds. Recorded in Maidstone in March 2023. WATCH THE VIDEO HERE: https://youtu.be/B3iWf-WOrZQ LEARN MORE ABOUT Get Fruitful Marketing: https://cultureinkent.org/profiles/get-fruitful-marketing/
Laure Meloy is a soprano opera singer who has received critical acclaim for her performances in a wide range of repertoire, including contemporary works. She has been praised for her clear and powerful voice, as well as her ability to convey emotional depth and nuance in her performances. In addition to her work on the operatic stage, she has also appeared in concerts and recitals, and has collaborated with a number of prominent conductors and orchestras. The film version is available to watch here: https://youtu.be/_isLz6suilk Recorded in Canterbury in March 2023.
Denise Turner and Griselda Cann Mussett are part of the writing group The Faversham Inklings. In this podcast, they discuss the creation of the group and the process they went through to self publish their first book. The film version is available to watch here: https://youtu.be/uetrN1NaLLQ Recorded in Faversham in February 2023.
Dan Harding is the Head of Music Performance at the University of Kent. In this video, he talks about his early experiences with music and what led him to his current role conducting the University orchestra and choir at the Colyer Ferguson Hall in Canterbury. WATCH THE VIDEO HERE: https://youtu.be/Y0Dg_mMMtDg Recorded in January 2023 at the University of Kent in Canterbury. More details about University of Kent Music: https://cultureinkent.org/profiles/university-of-kent-music/
Faversham owns a medieval version of the famous Magna Carta, made in the 14th century, a celebrated document of English history. Faversham's Magna Carta is one of the best-preserved and is permanently displayed in Faversham Town Council with other royal charters included in the town's collection. In this podcast, exhibition volunteers Catherine Lee and Antony Millett take us through the history of Faversham charters. Recorded in January 2023 in the Faversham Charters permanent exhibition. Watch the film here: https://youtu.be/t2D8DVdKEcg More information here: https://cultureinkent.org/events/the-faversham-charters-and-magna-carta/.
Tony Witton is the Creative and Cultural Economy Manager for Kent County Council where he and his team support the creative sector. Ultimately, it is about identifying how creativity can make a difference in the county and help make things happen. In this podcast, he recalls the journey his love of theatre took him on, from sound design on stage to management in a large organisation and local authority. Watch the original video of this podcast here: https://youtu.be/rnvz64N3_8w More about KCC/Arts: https://www.kent.gov.uk/leisure-and-community/arts Recorded in January 2023 in Maidstone. Hosting and photography: Nathalie Banaigs
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