Podcasts about newport street gallery

A Thousand Years (1990) van Damien Hirst is het favoriete kunstwerk van “Vjeze” Freddy Trathlener. Ko van ‘t Hek spreekt hem wat over hem zo raakt in dit kunstwerk. Via het kunstwerk gaat het gesprek over stuntelen, provoceren, het je niet kunnen schelen wat anderen ergens van vinden en het toch niet zo leuk vinden als ze niet zo positief zijn. En over totaal niet bang zijn voor de dood.Damien Hirst, A Thousand Years, 1990Freddy's Instagram, met daarop ook de beruchte rijstcrackers-commercials De tentoonstelling Damien Hirst: End of a Century in Newport Street Gallery, LondenVolg Kunsthart ⚡️In je podcastappOp InstagramWord Vriend van de Show, voor maar € 2,50 per maand, zodat wij deze podcast kunnen blijven maken. In ruil krijg je veel liefde én exclusieve bonusafleveringen.Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On this special episode of Showcase; David Hockney: Drawing From Life 00:23 Anish Kapoor Sculptures 04:10 Turner's Modern World 07:02 Gala Dali: More than a Muse 12:28 Degas at the Opera 14:14 Damien Hirst Exhibition at Newport Street Gallery 16:49 Objects of Desire 19:45 'The American Dream' Exhibition 22:33 #Exhibition #Museum #Pandemic

On this episode of Showcase; The Story of Adele H. 00:36 RBG Mural in East Village​ 03:35 Social Distancing Music 04:57 Rubik's Cube Mosaic 08:08 Transforming Robots Museum in Perm​ 10:29 'The American Dream' Exhibition 13:17 Damien Hirst Exhibition at Newport Street Gallery 16:15 In Conversation with Alev Ebuzziya Siesbye 19:09 Rotterdam's Depot for Artworks 21:45 #AdeleHugo #Rotterdam #RuthBaderGinsburg

On this episode of Showcase; Hassan Massoudy Releases New Book 00:28 Rose Issa, Curator, Writer and Producer 01:24 Beirut Year Zero 08:57 The Art of Saeed Howidi 11:36 On The Rocks 14:25 Damien Hirst Exhibition at Newport Street Gallery 17:03 In Conversation with Alev Ebuzziya Siesbye 19:57 Rwanda's Kurema, Kureba, Kwiga 23:24 #HassanMassoudy #DamienHirst #StreetArt

Owen Pomery joins us on a trip to Damien Hirst's Newport Street Gallery, in Vauxhall. We visited the current exhibition John Bellany and Alan Davie: Cradle of Magic.

In this episode Gary Mansfield talks to Gita Joshi Gita Joshi is a curator, art dealer and the host of The Curator's Salon Podcast, where Gita has conversations with artists, curators and authors about making it in the art world. She gets behind the studio doors for entertaining and informative discussions about the journey through the visual arts, how projects were realised, ideas that informed new work and practical ways that artists can expand their audience and visibility. Gary & Gita met up at The Newport Street Gallery to record and feature on each others' podcasts, they were recorded in the on site cafeteria, where some background noise can be heard. To listen to each episode of The Curator's Salon Podcast goto https://thecuratorssalon.com   For full line up of confirmed artists go to www.mizogart.com Email: podcast@mizogart.com Social Media: @mizogart

My guest today is Mark Hix. Renowned chef and restaurateur, Mark is widely recognised as the reviver of modern British cuisine and is famous for his focus on a straightforward interpretation of British cooking. He is without a doubt one of London’s most eminent restauranteurs. Mark launched his first restaurant – Hix Oyster & Chop House in Farringdon, in 2008, after having spent 17 years as chef director at Caprice Holdings. He followed the opening of his first restaurant with Hix at Browns hotel, Hix Soho and the chicken and steak restaurants, Tramshed in Shoreditch and Hixter Bankside. In February 2016, Mark teamed up with artist Damien Hirst to open Pharmacy 2 at the Newport Street Gallery in Vauxhall. Somehow amongst all of that Mark has written 10 cookbooks, he has a weekly food column and Mark hosts an annual food festival in Lyme Regis, Food Rocks to showcase the best producers and suppliers in Dorset and nearby. It’s been said about Mark by none other than Tracey Emin, “What’s amazing about his success is how nice he is.’ This is an exciting episode with one of the most famous chefs and restauranteurs in London. We find out about the dishes that have shaped Mark’s life, his business highs and even some lows. We discover he has an usual love of ceramic jugs and we find out which restaurant in the world he likes so much he wishes it were his. I hope you’ve had a great week, and over indulged suitably. Hope fully this episode can bridge the gap if you are need of a bit of alone time away from the family and you can sneak off or just put your headphones in your ears there and then. If you have a spare moment do subscribe, leave a 5 * rating and a review as it really does give the show a little boost and helps me to keep bringing it to you each week.

Artist Gavin Turk joins Charlie Hall for this first episode of Art for Breakfast. Turk, a trailblazing Young British Artist, is known for his exploration of authorship, authenticity and identity. Following his recent solo show 'Who What When Where How & Why’ at Damien Hirst’s Newport Street Gallery, Turk discusses the exhibition, his career so far and plans for the future. Art for Breakfast is a regular Soho House series in which guests from the art world join Charlie Hall for conversation and breakfast.

We discuss the latest big news from the awards-world of architecture, as we saw Caruso St John take home the Stirling Prize for their Newport Street Gallery, and the Aga Khan Award recipients ranged from a female Muslim starchitect to lesser-known female Muslim architects. We also take a slanted look at the hilarious winners of the satirical "Good Walls Make Good Neighbors, Mr. Trump" ideas competition.