I talk to Sarah Wren about Human Design and the artist struggle. Human Design gives us a blueprint for our unique personalities and shows us areas for growth, and how to trust our own ancient body wisdom.Take a listen.

Madeline Keller and Manijeh Verghese are the curators for the British Pavilion at Venice Biennale 2021. They are my guests on this episode of the podcast

Lisbon-based Jax de Montaigne shares a bit about the process of her pasteups and watercolors that can be seen around the world, as well as her passion for using her art for social change.

London based contemporary artist Skye Holland talks about her career and her interest in the natural world which forms the subject of her art. She goes on to discuss the importance of non verbal communication as well as living in South Africa during the 1990s.

Berlin based artist, Christopher Kieling talks about this career transition from graphic designer to full time artist and his solo exhibition in London.

Prachi Gothi is an Indian abstract painter based in London. In this episode of the podcast she talks about the difference in art school education she received in Mumbai and later in London.

Hear Betsy Enzensberger on the podcast talking about her life in art, showing her sculptures around the world and the business of being an artist.

Dave Buonaguidi aka Real Hackney Dave joins me on the podcast and talks about his career through advertising, becoming a full time artist, understanding his artist brand and working with galleries

Susie Pearl talk about her new book, The Art of Creativity. In this episode we also discuss her career through PR, Music and mind tech. Susie is also the author of Instructions for Happiness and Success.

Benny Bing talks about his career to date and his most recent exhibition, Bloom which celebrates Black female beauty and power.

The mindset you have for selling your work or taking it into the marketplace is going to affect the results you get. In this series of short podcasts, I talk to Vicky Ross about developing confidence, self belief, and resilience for artists

Matthew Burrows, the founder of #artistsupportpledge joins me on this episode of the podcast to talk about the growth of the movement two weeks after it started. We discuss empowering artists to sell work directly, and to buy work from other artists when they reach £1000 in sales.

Danielle North talks about coming to peace with the new circumstances of self isolation and social distancing due to Covid-19 . She talks about finding the gold in this new situation and we discuss how people can manage their response to it through rhythms and practices.

Sam Peacock returns as my guest on the podcast and we talk about the effect of coronavirus on the art world this last week as fairs are cancelling and postponing their Spring 2020 editions. We go on to discuss what artists can be doing at this time to connect with others and work on their art.

Hynek Martinec is a figurative painter based in South London. In this episode he talks about having a museum show at the National Gallery in Prague in 2018, his immersive research process and referencing history.

German artists, Reiner Heidorn talks about developing his style as an artist, his interest in botanical subjects, and working on every painting with the pointillism of microscope images from plants and freshwater.

Chloe McCarrick is an artist working dominantly with cyanotype and in this episode of the podcast talks about her career to date and how she sold at art markets and pop ups to save towards her first art fair in 2019.

Hastings Contemporary starts of 2020 with new exhibitions and in this episode of the podcast, gallery director Liz Gilmore talks about the three exhibitions .

Earthly Delites is a solo show by Anne Ryan. The Age of Turmoil is a painting exhibition with works by Edward Burra, Graham Sutherland and Stanley Spencer. The Studio at 4am is a group show with 8 artists curated by Anne Ryan

Ryan Stanier answers questions from listeners and covers topics including the investment of taking part, what to do before the fair and how artists are selected.

Gita Joshi talks to Ryan Stanier the founder of The Other Art Fair. The artists fair started in 2011 in London and how hosts fairs in 12 cities around the world.