Welcome to Art in the Age of Lockdown! Every Friday you’ll listen to a conversation featuring range of artists, gallerists, curators, and other art professionals about their experiences since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as their hopes for the future. Brought to you by Art Pot Magazine, an online art publication launched in August 2020 by students at the University of St. Andrews that shares a diverse collection of news stories and articles about art and art history.
Art in the Age of Lockdown
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Welcome to Art in the Age of Lockdown! Every Friday you’ll listen to a conversation featuring range of artists, gallerists, curators, and other art professionals about their experiences since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as their hopes for the future. Brought to you by Art Pot Magazine, an online art publication launched in August 2020 by students at the University of St. Andrews that shares a diverse collection of news stories and articles about art and art history.
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March 26, 2021
Episode 9 - Lucia Guercio and Emilia Sharples
<p>In this episode I spoke to the editors of Art Pot Magazine, Lucia and Emilia about their experiences creating this online platform from its initial stages back when lockdown began, to its official launch in August 2020. In this conversation Lucia and Emilia share anecdotes about their meeting, the stories behind the magazine’s beginnings as well as their favourite articles and proudest moments. Moreover, the episode discusses the need to diversify the Art History curricula, the unknown local art scene around the St. Andrews ‘bubble’ and the editors’ hopes for the future.</p>
March 19, 2021
Episode 8 - Ben Brown
<p>In this week’s episode Ilaria Bevan speaks to Ben Brown, Director of Ben Brown Fine Arts, about the challenges his gallery has faced over the last twelve months, and how they have adjusted to the ‘new normal’. Toying with Instagram, online viewing rooms and managing virtual art fairs, the gallery has certainly maintained a busy calendar despite the lack of in-person engagement. However, whilst we acknowledge that this virtual world is not ideal, we discuss the gallery’s upcoming projects including a new location in Palm Beach, Florida, and getting back into the art fair circuit as early as May. As the world begins to open up, Ben Brown Fine Arts, and others alike, prepare for the excitement of visitors - things are definitely changing…</p>
March 12, 2021
Episode 7 - Alexey Leporc
<p>In this episode of ‘Art in the Age of Lockdown’ Ilaria Bevan speaks to Alexey Leporc, keeper of the 19th and 20th century prints at the beautiful State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg about his time in Russian over the last twelve months. In this conversation, Alexey and Ilaria discuss some of the museum’s latest exhibitions, including the ‘After Raphael. 1520-2020’ and how that Renaissance master influenced the museum’s architecture. Moreover, the conversation looks at the recent protests across Russia demanding the release of opposition leader, Alexei Navalny, as well as insights into the attitudes of people in rural Russian cities from Alexey’s recent travels.</p>
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