by Cathy Lomax, Jennifer Caroline Campbell
Art, culture and ideas from the annual magazine Garageland, presented by artists Cathy Lomax and Jennifer Caroline Campbell. Each season of the podcast shares a theme with an issue of the magazine which we expand upon with invited guests and their chosen cultural artefact.
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May 18, 2026
<p>A needle found whilst out walking is the cultural object of this episode's guest, Essex-based artist Selena Chandler. Her unique approach to her artmaking and materials brings a new perspective to this season's examination of enchantment. </p> <p>Selena is a trained basket maker and has a multidisciplinary practice that draws on heritage craft skills and includes sculpture, performance and community projects. Her materials (which tend to be found and are generally natural) are gathered, stitched and woven to create intricate artworks that comment on landscapes, places and communities.</p> <p>Selena finished a course at the alternative artschool TOMA, in Southend, Essex in 2025 and exhibits regularly. Her work has been shown at galleries including The Beecroft Southend,The Minories Colchester, The NoticeBoard Uffington Lincolnshire, Thameside Gallery Thurrock, The Old Waterworks Southend, The Nose Walton-on-the-Naze, SafeHouse Peckham and The Whitechapel Gallery. Commissions include for ST-ART Thurrock and The Estuary Festival and Selena has undertaken residencies at METAL, Studio459tomar, Space Studios Colchester and Othona Essex. She is currently working on 'Walking in Pairs', a collaborative project with Ella Johnston. </p> <p>Follow Selena on Instagram at @selenachandler </p> <p> </p> <p><br /> <br /></p>
April 30, 2026
<p>The latest episode in our Enchantment season features artist and educator Katherine Tulloh. Katherine studied painting at Chelsea College of Art and Literature at University of Cambridge and this is reflected in her practice. Katherine's most recent solo exhibition For the Ravers was held at William Blake House, London in 2024. In 2025 Katherine curated Nobodaddy at Findings Gallery, London E5, an exhibition inspired by James Joyce's Ulysses. In out chat we discuss Katherine's earlier co-curated exhibition Think and Wonder, Wonder and Think at the Museum of Childhood in Bethnal Green, London (now Young V&A) in which contemporary artists were asked to respond to the museum's collection.</p> <p>Katherine's cultural artefact is Joseph Cornell's 1955 short film Gnir Rednow which he adapted from footage shot by Stan Brakhage and features disorientating footage of NYC's soon-to-be dismantled Third Avenue Elevated Railway. We talk about Cornell's life and work, Katherine's painters of Ravers, looking through windows, childhood wonder, scary dolls, destroying artworks and much more</p> <p> </p>
November 9, 2025
<p>The third episode in our Enchantment season features artist and educator Rosemary Cronin. Rosemary's latest project is Play Studio: Dream Worlds at Tate Britain which is open until June 2025 (check Tate website for opening times).</p> <p>Rose's cultural artefact is an issue of Prediction magazine from 1974 which she keeps on her bedside table. We talk about Ithel Colquhoun, The College of Psychic Studies, surrealism, having work revealed in dreams, tarot cards, scepticism, disrupting makeup advertising, pleaser heels, Hitchcock's Spellbound (1945), the iconic TV series Bewitched and much more.</p>
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Art, culture and ideas from the annual magazine Garageland, presented by artists Cathy Lomax and Jennifer Caroline Campbell.
Each season of the podcast shares a theme with an issue of the magazine which we expand upon with invited guests and their chosen cultural artefact.
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