Art Adventures with Custorian Custorian

Speaking with Artist Kate Burling
Join us in visiting the following 3D capture:

3D exhibition “Eclipse of the dodgy lamp”

https://show.custorian.com/2020-guts-2020ffs-kateburling



In this episode artist Kate Burling and I discuss the long shadows of her dark oils series in late 2020 lockdown. 


Please follow the links to see what we see by visiting 3D captures of the exhibition as we discuss it during the podcast!

Speaking with artist Connie Harrison, visiting the following 3D captures:


3D Capture: Connie Harrison’s Artist Studio
https://show.custorian.com/2021-grove-connieharrison-studio
3D Capture: Group exhibition “a future cast in our own image”
https://show.custorian.com/2021-grove-afuturecastinourimage

About this episode

In this episode artist Connie Harrison and I discuss her bright, dream like abstractions shown in her studio and the group exhibition: Grove Collective’s “A War with no winner”.

Connie Harrison’s works are often thickly layered canvases of wax and are striking for both their texture and depth. After viewing her works and hearing our conversation I’m sure you’ll understand why Connie often considers herself as sculpting with paint. Please follow the links to see what we see by visiting 3D captures of all the exhibitions we discuss.

Speaking with Artist Oriele Steiner.
Join us in visiting the following 3D captures:


3D Capture: Oriele Steiner’s Artist Studio
https://show.custorian.com/2021-grove-orielesteiner-studio
3D Capture: Group exhibition “a future cast in our own image”
https://show.custorian.com/2021-grove-afuturecastinourimage

About this episode

In this episode artist Oriele Steiner and I discuss her lockdown 2020 series of paintings which were shown in the group exhibition: Grove Collective’s “A War with no winner”. Oriele Steiner’s work is her painterly exploration of exploring her hangups, heritage and very ‘British’ sense of humour - simultaneously comical and dark; surreal yet totally, relatedly human.

Please follow the links to see what we see by visiting 3D captures of all the exhibitions we discuss.

Speaking with artist Victoria Cantons. Join us in the 3D capture:


Victoria Cantons: ‘Champagne tastes on Beer money’
https://show.custorian.com/2020-guts-2020ffs-victoriacantons

About this episode
In this episode I meet with painter Victoria Cantons @victoriacantons to discuss her exhibition “Champagne tastes on beer money” Follow the links included to visit her exhibition as we discuss it in the show!

Victoria’s work is keen to explore the limitations and stigmas associated with her identity as a transgender woman. Her works explore the notion of what a woman is or can be and how people shape their beliefs and question where they fit in? What is the common ground? What can paint and a painting do?.

You will hear us attend Victoria’s exhibition “Champagne tastes on beer money” as it is now available on Custorian. Her exhibition was one of thirteen in a marathon of shows held as a collaboration between GUTS gallery and Soft Punk magazine during the final thirteen weeks of 2020.

Please follow along and see what we see by visiting 3D captures of all the exhibitions we discuss, links to all these exhibitions are in the show notes, now let’s hear our chat.

Join Miranda Forrester & I in visiting these 3D captures:


Miranda Forrester: ‘Abode’ https://show.custorian.com/2020-guts-2020ffs-mirandaforrester
Kemi Onabule “Arrival on the beach”: https://show.custorian.com/2020-guts-2020ffs-kemi

About this episode

In this episode I meet with painter Miranda Forrester to discuss her exhibition “Abode” Follow the links included to visit her exhibition as we discuss it in the show! Miranda Forrester is a figurative painter living and working in London. Forrester’s practice explores the queer black female gaze, relating to the history of men painting womxn naked.

You will hear us attend Forrester’s exhibition “Abode” as it is now available on Custorian. Her exhibition was one of thirteen in a marathon of shows held as a collaboration between GUTS gallery and Soft Punk magazine during the final thirteen weeks of 2020.

Together, Miranda and I will be visiting her exhibition “Abode” and discussing some of the work she had a chance to create during lockdown in 2020. We also discuss the materials she incorporates into her work and the themes which surround this exhibition.

Please follow along and see what we see by visiting 3D captures of all the exhibitions we discuss, links to all these exhibitions are in the show notes, now let’s hear our chat.

Speaking with Artist Douglas Cantor. Join us in this episode while we visit the following 3D captures:


3D Capture: Douglas Cantor: ‘Horses and nudies’
show.custorian.com/2020-guts-2020ffs-douglascantor
3D Capture: Ruby Dickson “Working as one intended”
show.custorian.com/2020-guts-2020ffs-rubydickson

About this episode
In this episode I meet with Artist and painter Douglas Cantor to discuss his exhibition “Horses and Nudies” Follow the links included to visit the shows along with us!

Douglas Cantor was born in Puerto Bojaca in Columbia in 1989 but since 2012 he has lived his life as an artist through London, Glasgow and Berlin. Douglas’s paintings are often large romantic, richly coloured works with rearing horses and strong naked profiles. They share strong traits from how he chooses to identify with his Latin American heritage but also share tidbits from his life as he experiences it in being an immigrant in the UK.

You will hear us attend Douglas’s exhibition “Horses and Nudies” as it is now available on Custorian. His exhibition was one of thirteen in a marathon of shows held as a collaboration between GUTS gallery and Soft Punk magazine during the final thirteen weeks of 2020.

In discussion we consider his life in the lead up of this solo show, how his ideas take shape on each canvas and learn a little of the background thinking in how these works came into being.

If you are still with us after that, you can hear Douglas’s impressions of us attending another exhibition by Ruby Dickson who displayed in the same physical space just a few weeks before.

Please follow along and see what we see by visiting 3D captures of all the exhibitions we discuss, links to all these exhibitions are in the show notes, now let’s hear our chat.

Available uncensored on Soundcloud: 

https://soundcloud.com/user-18437174/07-artist-douglas-cantor-uncensored