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Excuse Me...

MyArtBroker
Art
London
Vincent Van Gogh
David Hockney
Street Interviews
Carrie Mae Weems
East and West Cultural Exchange
Marie Guillemine Benoit
Women Artists
Peter Beard
Hilma Af Klint
Edward Hopper
Hokusai
Ownership Of Art
Frida Rupabo
Danielle Mckinney
Paul Cézanne
John Singer Sargent

If you could own ANY work of art in the world, what would it be, and why? From street interviews to sofa-hosted podcasts... we ask the big question to our guests, and explore the WHY a bit more than the Instagram algorithm would allow. Join us as Erin brings the much-loved MyArtBroker question to your ears.

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In this episode of Excuse Me, Erin-Atlanta Argun is joined by Jean Wainwright – art historian, critic, curator, and one of the most experienced artist interviewers working today. Since 1996, Jean has interviewed more than 1,800 artists through her Au... more

In this episode of Excuse Me, Erin-Atlanta Argun is joined by Sam Cox, better known as Mr Doodle the artist who’s built an entire visual universe from an unstoppable urge to draw.

From his early days selling A4 doodles out of a briefcase for £1, to ... more

In this episode of Excuse Me, Erin-Atlanta Argun is joined by Ricky Wilson: frontman of the Kaiser Chiefs, former coach on The Voice UK, and this season’s celebrity artist on the BBC’s Extraordinary Portraits.

Best known to many as one of the defini... more

In this episode of The Excuse Me Podcast, Erin-Atlanta Argun is joined by Sophie Tea, a contemporary artist, community builder, master-marketer, and expert charity shop rummager. Since 2014, Sophie has been on a mission to celebrate diverse female bo... more

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Recent Guests

Ricky Wilson
Frontman of the Kaiser Chiefs; artist on Extraordinary Portraits
Kaiser Chiefs; BBC
Episode: Excuse Me, Ricky Wilson
Sophie Tea
Contemporary artist, community builder, master marketer, and charity shopper
Episode: Excuse Me, Sophie Tea
Tabish Khan
London Art Critic
Londonist; FAD; City & Guilds London Art School (trustee)
Episode: Excuse Me, Tabish Khan, London Art Critic
Richard Williamson
Artist, art advisor and founder of McKay Williamson
McKay Williamson
Episode: Excuse Me, Richard Williamson
Katy Hessel
Art historian and author; advocate for women artists; creator of The Great Women Artists and author of The Story of Art Without Men
Episode: Excuse Me, Katy Hessel
Alayo Akinkugbe
Independent writer and curator focused on Black artists
A Black History of Art / Reframing Blackness
Episode: Excuse Me, Alayo Akinkugbe
Charles Moriarty
Photographer
Episode: Excuse Me, Charles Moriarty
Verity Babbs
art historian, comedian and presenter
Author of The History of Art in One Sentence
Episode: Excuse Me, Verity Babbs
Alan Reed
Professor of Theatre at King's College London; author and broadcaster
King's College London
Episode: Excuse Me, Alan Read

Host

Erin Atlanta-Argan
Host introducing guests and guiding interview with a focus on the MyArtBroker ownership question; often steers conversations toward accessibility and context in art.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 16 ratings
  • Great pod

    A brilliant concept for a podcast. A great way for us novices to learn more.

    Apple Podcasts
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    Bradofthebakers
    United Kingdom6 months ago

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Great concept for art lovers and newcomers alike.
Conversations are intimate and insightful, with tangible takeaways.
Feels approachable and thoughtful about ownership and meaning in art.
Guests bring diverse perspectives without feeling transactional.

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Apple Podcasts
#60
United Kingdom/Arts/Visual Arts
Apple Podcasts
#187
Canada/Arts/Visual Arts
Apple Podcasts
#54
Germany/Arts/Visual Arts
Apple Podcasts
#194
Australia/Arts/Visual Arts
Apple Podcasts
#11
Brazil/Arts/Visual Arts
Apple Podcasts
#12
Chile/Arts/Visual Arts

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Excuse Me, Alayo Akinkugbe
Q: How do you balance personal voice with rigorous art historical context in the book?
I aimed for a conversational tone that remains accessible, while still engaging with critical topics, so that readers don't need specialized training to understand and benefit from the material.
Excuse Me, Alayo Akinkugbe
Q: Why did you choose Instagram as the vessel to start A Black History of Art?
Because it felt approachable, allowed me to write in my own voice, and served as a low-pressure way to do research and build an audience for self-education.

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The show centers on a provocative question about owning a single artwork, blending street interviews with longer sofa-style conversations to unpack the personal, cultural, and financial dimensions of art ownership. Guests range from musicians and contemporary artists to critics and historians, with a consistent thread: how art lives in everyday life, why certain works matter to individuals, and how accessibility, education, and community shape collecting and viewing. A notable strength is the mix of intimate storytelling, practical insights about building a dream collection, and conversations that balance art history with contemporary practice, making it engaging for both curious newcomers and seasoned art enthusiasts.

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2. Sophie Tea
3. Tabish Khan
4. Richard Williamson
5. Katy Hessel
6. Alayo Akinkugbe
7. Charles Moriarty
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