by Ellie Shepherdson
This is the podcast profile for the Nature and Us exhibition, presenting young contemporary artists through conversation about their work and their personal relationships to the environment, in order to inspire a greater care and consideration for the environment. Virtual exhibition link for artworks - https://www.artsteps.com/view/6080221428b990b5c0c69743?currentUser Keep up with us on Instagram - @natureandusexhibition
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April 20, 2021
<p>In this final episode of the Nature and Us Podcast, which you don't have to watch In a set order! Our Curator and featuring artist Ellie Shepherdson will be talking about her practice and everything curating in relation to this exhibition with guest Caitlin Berry. She talks about what it has been like to be a final year student practicing art during Covid and the inspirations behind Nature and Us. A little on Shepherdson's practice - Shepherdson creates work on her personal relationship to nature and how this benefits her mental health. Currently she is focusing on creating work around the Japanese therapy practice Shinrin-Yoku during the Covid19 Pandemic.</p>
April 8, 2021
<p>Nature and Us exhibition presents the talented Anna Clough, experienced in exhibiting work and one creator of three of the Gypsophilia collective in Manchester, this artist is chatty and knows her stuff! In this longer podcast instalment for the exhibition we discuss everything from the conception of her practice, her artistic development in Covid and about where to educate yourself on all things sustainable and being more environmentally friendly in your everyday life. Featuring curator Ellie Shepherdson.</p>
April 7, 2021
<p>Nature and Us exhibition presents mixed media artist Kai Edwards, we talk all about how they make their art and what goes into their practice in terms of theories and ideas. We talk about how the environment is key to their work and what they do everyday to stay connected to our earth. This podcast segment investigates the works 'Walking the edge lands of Platt fields' 2021 and its sister piece 'Queering the walk, Worsely' 2021. Featuring curator Ellie Shepherdson. </p>
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This is the podcast profile for the Nature and Us exhibition, presenting young contemporary artists through conversation about their work and their personal relationships to the environment, in order to inspire a greater care and consideration for the environment.
Virtual exhibition link for artworks - https://www.artsteps.com/view/6080221428b990b5c0c69743?currentUser
Keep up with us on Instagram - @natureandusexhibition
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