Today 366 drawings Nicola Grellier

Recorded talks with Nicola Grelliar, artist and Emily Lucas artist and PhD drawing researcher as part of Emily's ongoing PhD research - Why artists draw: an interrogation of drawing as a subjective, autobiographical and emotional act.

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Culture Reset Stroud

Katharina Child (Atelier Stroud) and Jo Leahy (SVA) met on a sunny Sunday morning to discuss what Culture Reset is all about and how it connects to the work they are doing, the community of Stroud where they are based and international connections such as the the Creative Bureaucracy Festival in Berlin.

This conversation is an introduction to a series of #CultureResetStroud discussion groups which will take place at Atelier Stroud, SVA and online.

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Resound Radio Hosts

Berliner Zeitgeist #1: Dimitri Hegemann

Introduction to the evening by Uta Baldauf, Kath Child and Jo Leahy. Conversation between Anke Fesel and Chris Keller, (artists and curators) and Charles Landry, international authority on the use of imagination and creativity in urban change. Anke and Chris are the creative force behind Berlin Wonderland photo documentary book, that depicts the visionaries, techno parties, art galleries and riots that made Berlin a magnet.

More Than What You See: Bristol Art Library

More Than What You See is an audio podcast made by Jo Leahy from Resound Radio with recordings of conversations between patients from Leckhampton Hospice and artists during a series of art and poetry workshops.

More Than What You See is a body of work combining 2D and 3D visual arts, poetry and sound, produced by patients at Leckhampton Day Hospice. Patients worked with poet Jon Seagrave and artists Allie Litherland, Annabel Other & The Bristol Art Library, Moina Leahy-Walker and Rebecca Connolly.

The project was funded by Camden Arts Trust

Prelude – Radio Droogdok - Transition Transmissions

Archiving Engineers of the imagination…
Broadcasts from Dutch Docklands to Post-Industrial Stroud
Connecting Cultural Free-Havens and Cultural Hubs.