The Mater Podcast explores materials through the eyes of artists and researchers. Host Maddie Rose Hills invites two guests to speak together about a material central to their practice. We will be speaking with seed keepers, artists, geographers, media theorists, writers, philosophers, archaeologists, and curators about the materials that fascinate them. The podcast is created off the back of Mate... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 29 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsVisual Arts |
BCB: www.britishceramicsbiennial.com/
This year’s programme: www.britishceramicsbiennial.com/news/full-programme-announced-for-british-ceramics-biennial-2025/
Clare Wood: www.britishceramicsbiennial.com/person/clare-wood/
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Welcome back!! Today I'm speaking with Tessa Silva about MILK. Tessa is a British-Brazilian artist whose work considers our collective use of materials from ancient history to the present day. Using craft as a tool to investigate the relationship bet... more
This week on The Mater Podcast, Evie Hatch, studio and materials specialist and host of Jackson's Pigment Stories, is joined by artist Ginny Elston to discuss The Personalities of Pigments.
Ginny, winner of the Student Award in Jackson’s Art Prize ... more
A conversation between artist Claye Bowler and art historian Andrew Cummings about the exhibition Dig Me A Grave, burials, connection to the land , latex, soil, death & more.
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Dig Me A Grave dates & venues:
Steam Works Gallery, WIP Studios, W... more
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Absolutely loved learning about the Thames foreshore and the different materials, smells, sounds and people you’ll find there. Such an interesting lens through which you can explore the history of our surroundings. Great podcast - I really recommend giving it a listen! Looking forward to more episodes.
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This podcast provides a platform for artists and researchers to explore and discuss various materials central to their creative practices. The engaging conversations often feature two guests who share their insights on how these materials shape their work, reflecting broader cultural, philosophical, and ecological themes. With a strong emphasis on the intersection of art and materiality, topics frequently navigate through historical contexts, personal narratives, and contemporary challenges related to materials like pigments, textiles, and plastics, as well as their implications in social and environmental discourse. The podcast's unique approach blends personal storytelling with academic rigor, making it a fascinating listen for anyone int... more
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Recent guests on The Mater Podcast include:
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2. Evie Hatch
3. Ginny Elston
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5. Andrew Cummings
6. Lucilla Kenny
7. Barbara Collé
8. Andrea Trimarchi
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