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<description>A conversational series exploring the creative and professional journeys of artists, makers and artist educators from across the UK. Hosted by Deborah Parkes, co-founder of Clayhill Arts in Somerset.Recorded by Tone Talk Audio - A Podcast and Audio Service For Somerset, UK www.tonetalk.co.uk</description>
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<title>Drawn to The Story: Telling Tales Through Comics with Andrew Kozlowski</title>
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<description>  In this episode we are joined by  Andrew Kozlowski  , a print maker, comic book artist and lecturer from Jacksonville, Florida.   Andrew took part in our recent online exhibition   Restriction     with the Correspondence Collective and is looking to deliver some online comic book workshops with us later in the year. Sharing his journey into comics and how they have always been a part of his life, Andrew discusses how  keeping daily journals  helps inform the stories he writes and shares some of the advice that he passes on to his students to help them create their own.   This episode is full of advice on keeping your creative momentum and reminding you that,  “the sketchbook doesn’t care what you put in it, it just wants to be full!”    You can follow Andrew on instagram  @andrew.kozlowski  where he posts a new comic book entry every Sunday.   If you are interested in buying a copy of the mini comic  Restricted   head to our website  here  .    Further Reading     Undersatanding Comics  Scott McClou...</description>
<pubDate>Wed, 05 May 2021 15:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>Claudia Kennaugh : Art &amp; People</title>
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<description>  In this episode we are joined by Claudia Kennaugh of  Art &amp;amp; People  ; a new kind of art advisory, based in Bristol, which doesn’t just help the people who collect works of art, but also those who create it.   Claudia talks about working in London with her mother at  Catherine Miller Gallery  , which is where she honed her craft and understood the importance of connecting artists with collectors. Since then she has moved to Bristol and explains why she set up Art &amp;amp; People and what's been happening with her and the artists that she works with through the pandemic.   Sharing details of her upcoming online course for artists, as well as  the other services she offers  , we learn about the community that surrounds Art &amp;amp; People and why this is vital for an artist, especially now as we have been lacking connection with one another.   You can follow Claudia on instagram  @artandppl  &amp;amp;nbsp;or visit her website  artandpeople.co     </description>
<pubDate>Fri, 05 Mar 2021 09:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>Ruth Broadway : Ritual and Making</title>
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<description>  In this episode we are joined by  Ruth Broadway  , an artist and print-maker based in Bristol.   The commercial side of her practice is  Ruby and the Paper Parade  and through time on an MA she has been exploring a more conceptual and multidisciplinary approach in her work. She explains how Instagram has been a useful documentary tool for her practice, as well as a meeting space for creative conversation online, and how taking part in  Press Play  , a course which was part way through as the pandemic hit, has helped form a new network and challenge her working practice.   Ruth has been creating a new body of work recently for her upcoming solo show  Moonlit  , due to show at the Devon Guild of Craftsmen in May 2021. We talk about how the work has been inspired by the  buried moon folk story  and how the pandemic has forced this show to move and pause. Talking openly about the optimism found in the quiet act of ritual daily making, Ruth shares how important making is for her mental health.   We also talk abo...</description>
<pubDate>Thu, 18 Feb 2021 11:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>Amanda Lynch: Correspondence Collective</title>
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<description>  In this episode we are joined by artist  Amanda Lynch  to discuss a new artist network  The Correspondence Collective  and how her recent work has been exploring the act of restriction.  &amp;amp;nbsp;  We discuss accessibility within the arts and how this has become a passion for her, as well as the impact that shielding has had on her access to materials and stimulus. She shares how her own work has changed from object based to paper during this period and why she has been inspired to set up the new network.   In collaboration with  Clayhill Arts  , and with funding by  Arts Council England  , the Correspondence Collective have launched an  Open Call for works  around the theme of restriction, using the form of mail art to inspire and send the work.    Artists are invited to create small works for the drawers’ compartments which range in size from 3cm x 3cm to 6cm x 13.5cm. Four compartments will be allocated to each artist with the tiny space designed to provide a reflective stimulus. The work should be in...</description>
<pubDate>Tue, 09 Feb 2021 10:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>Creating Stories: Exploring Games Design with Dr Constance Fleuriot</title>
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<description>  In this episode we are joined by  Dr Constance Fleuriot  , an artist and writer developing personal and commercial games projects at her company  Pretty Digital  . Constance has been cited as one of  the top 100 females in tech industry  and is currently developing her own game  Kissy Kissy  .   Joining us next year for the three day course  CREATING STORIES: GAME DESIGN FOR COMPLETE BEGINNERS  , we talk about what will be covered, what a  games design document  is and find out how attending a  Games Jam  and the first  Female Only Games Jam  allowed her to develop new work.   We also explore what she has been doing with  Bristol Games Hub  to develop peer networks such as  Grrl Games  , and what  Pervasive Media Studio  at the  Watershed  have been  doing for their community online during lockdown  .  </description>
<pubDate>Thu, 01 Oct 2020 10:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>Mark Devereux and Liz West: Creating Opportunities for Artists</title>
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<description>  In this episode we are joined by Mark Devereux and Liz West of  Mark Devereux Projects  .&amp;amp;nbsp;   Since 2013, Mark Devereux Projects have been helping artists and arts organisations by providing tailored information, support and guidance through  one-to-one mentoring  , group workshops and professional development programmes. They also produce and curate exhibitions, workshops, public talks and participatory events that challenge artists and audiences.&amp;amp;nbsp;    Liz West  is co-director of MDP and also a celebrated artist [as well as avid collector of  a certain 90s pop group  …] Together with freelance arts producer, researcher and writer  Jack Welsh  , they have been delivering fantastic support to the sector as MDP and hope to continue that through their ongoing programmes and [now] online events.   We speak to Liz about setting up her solo exhibition  Colour Ways  which was due to open the day we went into lock down. Mark talks about the challenges of  looking after a young family during this t...</description>
<pubDate>Tue, 01 Sep 2020 12:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>Rob Jones: Exploring the Art of Japanese Embroidery</title>
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<description>  In this episode we are joined by Rob Jones, a shibori textiles designer, natural dyer and founder of  Romor Designs  .   Rob is joining us this September to deliver the three day course  Exploring the Art of Japanese Embroidery  where you can learn about Sashiko stitching and Boro mending, as well as Kogin-counted thread embroidery – a practice which Rob is currently the only the only teacher of in the UK.   We talk to Rob about finding his  ikigai  , the meditative nature of stitching, what’s being covered in  Exploring The Art of Japanese Embroidery  and how learning from indigo guru  Bryan Whitehead  in Japan led to shifting careers from a corporate world to a making one. We also discuss how online teaching (with help from  The Design Trust  ) has been working for Rob during lockdown and the mental health benefits of communal making.  </description>
<pubDate>Fri, 07 Aug 2020 12:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>Rob Jones: Exploring the Art of Japanese Embroidery</title>
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<description>  In this episode we are joined by Rob Jones, a shibori textiles designer, natural dyer and founder of  Romor Designs  .   Rob is joining us this September to deliver the three day course  Exploring the Art of Japanese Embroidery  where you can learn about Sashiko stitching and Boro mending, as well as Kogin-counted thread embroidery – a practice which Rob is currently the only the only teacher of in the UK.   We talk to Rob about finding his  ikigai  , the meditative nature of stitching, what’s being covered in  Exploring The Art of Japanese Embroidery  and how learning from indigo guru  Bryan Whitehead  in Japan led to shifting careers from a corporate world to a making one. We also discuss how online teaching (with help from  The Design Trust  ) has been working for Rob during lockdown and the mental health benefits of communal making.  </description>
<pubDate>Fri, 07 Aug 2020 12:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>Dr. Penny Hay: The Role of Creative Thinking</title>
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<description>  In our latest episode, we are joined by  Dr. Penny Hay  , who is an artist, educator, research fellow and Senior Lecturer at  Bath Spa University  .   Working extensively within arts education, Dr. Penny Hay has undertaken a number of research projects into the  importance of creativity in education  and community building. She runs the charity  House of Imagination  , spoke at TEDx Bath about the  Power of Children&amp;amp;apos;s Imagination  and has been delivering a virtual version of  Forest of Imagination  during the pandemic [May - July 2020.]   In this episode we talk about the role of creative thinking within mainstream education,  what impact space has on learning  and how continuing professional development (or CPD as it is more commonly know) in the creative sector has changed in recent years.   To find out more visit:  https://clayhillarts.co.uk/   </description>
<pubDate>Wed, 10 Jun 2020 15:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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<description>  In our latest episode, we are joined by  Dr. Penny Hay  , who is an artist, educator, research fellow and Senior Lecturer at  Bath Spa University  .   Working extensively within arts education, Dr. Penny Hay has undertaken a number of research projects into the  importance of creativity in education  and community building. She runs the charity  House of Imagination  , spoke at TEDx Bath about the  Power of Children's Imagination  and has been delivering a virtual version of  Forest of Imagination  during the pandemic [May - July 2020.]   In this episode we talk about the role of creative thinking within mainstream education,  what impact space has on learning  and how continuing professional development (or CPD as it is more commonly know) in the creative sector has changed in recent years.   To find out more visit:  https://clayhillarts.co.uk/   </description>
<pubDate>Wed, 10 Jun 2020 15:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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