Podcasts about Franz West

Belgian contemporary artist Rinus Van de Velde joins Dominique Nzeyimana in the loft. With a career spanning over 20 years, Rinus has enchanted the international art world and is hailed for his powerfully fluid drawings and texts. His artistic practice spans drawing, painting, sculpture, installation and film - opening portals to multiple realities. Rinus and Dominique have a meeting of minds about the artist's changing relationship with nostalgia, expansion, the magic of drawing, learning from his artistic forefathers and the enduring impact of Paul McCarthy, Raymond Pettibon and Franz West.  You'll also get the story behind his deep bond with gallerist Tim Van Laere and how their partnership came to be. From Rinus' first fantasies of creation, learning to advocate for his art to producing internationally raved-about exhibitions across continents: you'll hear all about it from the man behind the masterpieces himself.  A true Modern Great!  To visit Rinus Van de Velde ‘I'm Done Singing About the Past' at Tim Van Laere Gallery Rome go HERE. Follow Rinus Van de Velde HERE. Follow Tim Van Laere Gallery HERE. Follow THE MOST:  on Instagram. on Facebook. FOR EXCLUSIVE EPISODES OF 'THE MOST EXTRA' JOIN and SUPPORT HERE  

An in-depth conversation with Sarah Lucas about her life and work. Lucas, born in London in 1962, is one of the most significant artists of her generation, both in Britain, where she was associated with the 1990s movement known as the Young British Artists, and internationally, where she has been the subject of several significant recent institutional exhibitions. Her practice primarily consists of sculpture, but it is often presented in distinctive installations in dialogue with photography, in the form of prints or wallpaper. Her work is characterised by sardonic and ribald humour, informed by colloquial British language but also shot through with feminist theory and social commentary. Formed from a wealth of materials, many of them everyday found objects like newspapers, food, furniture, cigarettes and clothing, her sculptures almost always evoke the body, however crudely reduced or abstracted. And while a humdrum frankness and bawdiness are ever-present, Lucas's sense of the strange and the uncanny locate her work within the legacies of Dada, Surrealism and absurdist art in Europe and the US. She discusses her innovative approach to exhibition-making, and the liberating collaborations with Franz West that influenced them. She discusses how Yoko Ono informed some of her recent work. She reflects on an anarchic collaboration with the Austrian collective gelitin. Plus, she gives insight into her working practices and studio life.Sarah Lucas: Happy Gas, Tate Britain, London, until 14 January 2024. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Vom Friseurweltmeister zum Maler und Sammler – dieses Gespräch sollte man sich nicht entgehen lassen! Alexander Giese trifft den vielseitig künstlerisch tätigen Gernot Schauer. Dieser gibt Einblicke in seinen persönlichen Werdegang, erzählt von seinen Freundschaften mit Künstlern wie Sigmar Polke oder Franz West und gibt Tipps für Sammler*innen. Und nicht zuletzt verrät er, wieso man für das Sammeln seiner Meinung nach sowieso ein wenig verrückt sein muss. Kontakt: redaktion@gieseundschweiger.at Website: https://www.gieseundschweiger.at/de/ Redaktion: Fabienne Pohl, Lara Bandion; Musik: Matthias Jakisic; Sprecherin: Sarah Scherer; Grafische Gestaltung: Studio Riebenbauer

„Es muss Plätze geben, wo Standards gesetzt werden.“ Dieser Festlegung ist Peter Pakesch, Vorstand der Maria Lassnig Stiftung und davor langjähriger Intendant des Universalmuseums Joanneum, stets treu geblieben. Einst brach er als Künstler nach New York auf, um die dortige Kunst-Community abseits des österreichischen Kleingeists aufzumischen. Zurück kehrte Peter Pakesch mit der nüchternen Erkenntnis, dass er sein Leben doch eher der Vermittlung anstatt der Produktion von Kunst widmen will. Diese Entscheidung bescherte Wien mit der „Galerie Peter Pakesch“ einen der legendärsten Kunst-Orte der 1980er, mit Entdeckungen wie Herbert Brandl, Franz West, Martin Kippenberger und Heimo Zobernig. Als Direktor der Kunsthalle Basel zementierte Peter Pakesch seinen Ruf als internationale Integrationsfigur der zeitgenössischen Kunstszene ein. Folge 16 von MenschMensch widmet sich einer Biografie, in der leidenschaftliche Grenzgänge mit exzentrischen Künstlern ebenso zum Alltag gehörten wie das Wälzen von kulturellen Strategien und Konflikte mit populistischen Politikern. Cover-Foto: Josepha Pakesch

Songül Boyraz ist bildende Künstlerin, studierte an der Mimar Sinan University Faculty of Fine Arts, Istanbul und an der Akademie der Bildenden Künste bei Michelangelo Pistoletto und Peter Kogler. Sie war langjährige Mitarbeiterin im Atelier von Franz West.Im Web findet ihr Songül unter http://www.songuelboyraz.comWenn ihr Songül Boyraz persönlich kennen lernen und von ihm lernen möchtet:Skulptur - Objekt - Design: https://www.zeichenfabrik.at/kurse/skulptur-objekt-design-kuenstlerisches-arbeiten-mit-verschiedenen-materialienProduktion © 2020 Zeichenfabrik GmbH. Das Interview führte Anne Suttner. Die Illustration des Coverbildes ist von Miriam T. Trilety. Musik von https://filmmusic.io "Whiskey on the Mississippi" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/deed.de)

Carol Danvers, Dorothea Tanning and Maggie Gyllenhaal are just a few names that pop up over the course of our latest Culturefly on the Wall podcast. It’s our 50th episode and an opportunity to kick back and hear about what is on and – through listening to our streaming recommendations – know what to watch […]

Yo! Welcome to Chris and Rifa's weekly ramble through the arts, culture, tech and diversity. This week we went to the pictures to watch Captain Marvel and we also did our first Tate Modern trip of the year, to check out Dorothea Tanning, Franz West and Pierre Bonnard, though he scarcely got a look in. We recorded the Tate segment in the members' café, so it's a lot noisier and harder to hear than usual. Chris also recommends Njideka Akunyili Crosby's beautiful large mural Remain, Thriving above the entrance to Brixton Tube. Chris is reading Evan Ratliff's excellent new crime non-fic The Mastermind, while Rifa is loving Jim Bob From Carter: In The Shadow Of My Former Self. Find us on Facebook at Refigurepod and on Insta @refigureuk.

In deze aflevering van de Pompidou-podcast praat Nicky Aerts met Doede Hardeman over de expressionistische kunstenaar Alexej von Jawlensky, en met Haider Al Timimi over zijn nieuwe voorstelling Studio Shehrazade. Pieter T'Jonck zag de overzichtstentoonstelling van Franz West in Centre Pompidou.

While sitting high above San Francisco in jr. tiki, Tim and Josh spot the founders of the stARTup Art Fair, Steve Zavattero and Ray Beldner. We talk art fairs, art crimes, and art news. We take you to the top on Mick Jagger's birthday, and we toast Franz West on the anniversary of his death with Merv's dedicated concoction "The Way Out West." Get on the gondola to the stars!

Join us for an extended conversation with four of the artists from "The Uncertainty of Objects and Ideas": Mark Handforth, Rachel Harrison, Charles Long, and Franz West. Moderated by exhibition curator Anne Ellegood.