The Future Of British Art Graduate Francesca Monaco talks how Feminist Art Movements Inspired Her show At Baltic

peep podcast Meet The Next Generation of Northumbria Fine Art Graduates Sarah McLelland at The Baltic For Contemporary Art Newcastle

Message peep [https://www.buzzsprout.com/1475227/fan_mail/new] peep podcast meet Sarah McLelland as she showcases her final year Northumbria University Fine Art show at The Baltic For Contemporary Art. Sarah’s art practice combines textiles, photography and crochet to explore her Scottish family heritage. Sarah uses crochet and textiles to explore how designs, patterns and materials carry memory across generations. Sarah explores the journey of the droplet Paisley motif and how the Paisley pattern originated from Persia, but has now been heavily appropriated by Scotland Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/1475227/support] peep website [https://www.peep.ltd]

The Future Of British Art Graduate Francesca Monaco talks how Feminist Art Movements Inspired Her show At Baltic

Message peep [https://www.buzzsprout.com/1475227/fan_mail/new] peep podcast catch up with Northumbria fine art graduate Francesca Monaco with her final year degree show at the Baltic Centre For Contemporary Art. Francesca sights Feminist art movements as an inspiration for her work and making sure woman are represented within the art scene.  Francesca explains ‘Guerrilla Girls’ also attracted her attention whilst making this piece. Sighting ‘Do Woman Have To Be Naked To Get Into The Met Museum’ and further explaining that the Met Art Museum only represented  5% of woman artists whilst 85% were nudes of woman.  Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/1475227/support] peep website [https://www.peep.ltd]

peep podcast meet the Northumbria University Fine Art Graduate taking over the Baltic For Contemporary Art

Message peep [https://www.buzzsprout.com/1475227/fan_mail/new] peep podcast meet Luca King - the Northumbria University Fine Art Graduate showcasing her final show at the Baltic Centre For Contemporary Art preview show. we chat to artist Lua about her long term relationship with Horses. She explains that she is very connected to interspecies and multi-media processes. The work focuses on themes of Equestrian nostalgia and the long standing relationship between horses and humans.  Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/1475227/support] peep website [https://www.peep.ltd]

The Future Of British Fine Art Lily Capper speaks to peep at Northumbria Graduate Show at Baltic Centre For Contemporary Art

Message peep [https://www.buzzsprout.com/1475227/fan_mail/new] peep podcast catch up with Lily Capper  for the Northumbria University Fine Art Graduate Show at The Baltic for Contemporary Art Preview show. Lilly feels very connected to her work and gravitated to textiles, and that textiles can be fine art and not just classed as ‘kitch’ known for ‘sentimental work pieces.  We also discuss the theories and ideologies behind Lily’s work, and how she was inspired by “Wire Monkey And Cloth Monkey" experiments that were conducted in the 1950s by psychologist Harry Harlow at the University of Wisconsin.  peep go into detail about the thoughts and methods of Lily Capper’s work and what she plans for the future. this interview is part one of five interviews that were recorded at the preview art show.  Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/1475227/support] peep website [https://www.peep.ltd]

Black Shuck The Phantom Ghost Dog Of England | A North East Witness Tells All | peep podcast

Message peep [https://www.buzzsprout.com/1475227/fan_mail/new] The Black Shuck Deep in the folklore of England lurks one of its most enduring and terrifying legends — The Black Shuck. A large ghoslty phantom dog, said to stalk lonely roads, coastal paths and dark countryside with glowing red eyes and a presence that chills you to the bone. In this episode of the Peep Podcast, we sit down with a North East local ‘Carl’ who claims to have come face to face with this ancient spectral beast in Washington , North East. This peep audio podcast account is vivid, unsettling, and not easily explained away. From medieval manuscripts to modern sightings — the Black Shuck has never truly gone away. Is this centuries-old legend still walking among us in the North East of England? Listen in, and judge for yourself. Presented by peep magazine Newcastle | Subscribe, follow and leave us a review! Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/1475227/support] peep website [https://www.peep.ltd]