
Tiffany Jenkins talks to key players in the cultural world, charting the trends and dissecting the controversies. She rummages around the store cupboard to find out what has and hasn't made the pedestal.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Categories | Visual ArtsArts | ||||

The British Empire and Us: a civilised disagreement with Nigel Biggar and James Heartfield
Over the last five to ten years, factious arguments about the British empire, about toppling the monuments that mark it, about making reparations for it, and... more
Tiffany Jenkins interviews the anthropologist Adam Kuper about his new book, The Museum of Other People: From Colonial Exhibitions to Cosmopolitan Exhibitions.
Adam talks about the history of anthropology museums and the crisis in which they find t... more
Sir Peter Bazalgette has had a long and productive career in the arts. He is currently non-executive chairman of ITV, where we meet for a wide-ranging conversation. He has been Chairman of English National Opera and Chair of Arts Council England (201... more
Censorship of the arts is on the increase: both that imposed from above, by the state, but also from below, with artists calling for works to be taken down from display. This episode of Behind the Scenes of the Museum brings together three experts – ... more
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A very interesting discussion by two white men, chaired by a white woman?Ive found the podcast ‘Empire’ much more useful.But a still a worthwhile listen.
For those interested in the arts, especially the issues and the hard questions, but who don’t want PR puffery or too much insidery chat, this is good.
Great podcast unafraid to take on some big and controversial questions in the art world. Really rare amongst podcasts for having such a high standard of production. The many episodes that are recorded on-site in museums really evoke the place they are recorded from.
Tiffany Jenkins', 'Behind the Scenes at The Museum' is a brilliant series full of insight. She doesn't shirk from the big issues and often takes, principled but unpopular positions. Take the Sackler Cash, being a recent example. She speaks to influencial people in the arts and demands answers. if you are interested in the world of Art, then listen in....
This debut podcast is excellent. I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this interview with the recent incoming director of the Victoria & Albert Museum in London, Tristram Hunt. The questions posed to him by Dr Tiffany Jenkins on the complex issues relating to the plundered artefacts from Maqdala, Abyssinia (Ethiopia) probed into the challenges that a world-class museum faces in light of empire and colonial history, when there are increased demands for restitution. Highly recommend it, and look forw... more
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