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Conversations Over a Brew

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A series of intimate recorded conversations exploring the stories of the people we make art with.

19 episodes

Conversations Over a Brew

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A series of intimate recorded conversations exploring the stories of the people we make art with.

19 episodes

#Arts #Heart of Glass (arts organisation in St Helens, UK #Heart of Glass (arts organisation in St Helens

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Conversations Over a Brew

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Season 5, Episode 4: Marina and Susan 1:02:57

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We dedicate this series of Conversations Over A Brew to getting behind the scenes of ⁠Strong Women⁠ ; a public art project highlighting the untold stories of local women, created by mosaic artist Carrie Reichardt, in collaboration with communities in St Helens and Knowsley. In these four episodes we’ll explore a number of different aspects of this project. We’ll delve into local histories, hear from community members, and speak with artists and researchers about their work as part of a collective effort to make visible the histories and legacies of our Strong Women. In this episode, curator and researcher Marina Bortoluzzi and writer Susan Hansen discuss the current landscape of street art and where the Strong Women project fits into this. Marina is a curator and researcher with a specialist interest in raising the profiles of women, trans and non-binary artists. She is the founder and CEO of Women on Walls, an international online platform that connects and promotes women artists with a particular focus on street art. Susan is the chair of the Visual and Creative Methods Research Group at Middlesex University in London, and is Europe's most cited street art scholar. She is the editor of Nuart Journal and co-editor of Visual Studies, and vice president of the International Visual Sociology Association. Conversations Over a Brew is a series of intimate recorded conversations exploring the stories of the people we make art with.…

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Season 5 Episode 3: interference art and Holy Spirit Primary School 51:15

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We dedicate this series of Conversations Over A Brew to getting behind the scenes of Strong Women ; a public art project highlighting the untold stories of local women, created by mosaic artist Carrie Reichardt, in collaboration with communities in St Helens and Knowsley. In these four episodes we’ll explore a number of different aspects of this project. We’ll delve into local histories, hear from community members, and speak with artists and researchers about their work as part of a collective effort to make visible the histories and legacies of our Strong Women. In this episode, artist duo Harriet Hall and Maura McKee (interference art) speak with teacher Carol Sharrock and student Bella from Holy Spirit Primary School in St Helens, about their experience of co-creating an educational resource together. A transcript of this episode is available on the Hear of Glass website. Conversations Over a Brew is a series of intimate recorded conversations exploring the stories of the people we make art with.…

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Season 5, Episode 2: Greig and Sam 52:40

28 weeks ago52:40

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We dedicate this series of Conversations Over A Brew to getting behind the scenes of Strong Women ; a public art project highlighting the untold stories of local women, created by mosaic artist Carrie Reichardt, in collaboration with communities in St Helens and Knowsley. Over the next four episodes we’ll explore a number of different aspects of this project. We’ll delve into local histories, hear from community members, and speak with artists and researchers about their work as part of a collective effort to make visible the histories and legacies of our Strong Women. In this episode we speak with working class community historian Dr Greig Campbell and local historian, specialising in the history of Halewood, Sam Best. The pair chat about the importance of oral histories, and how they collaborated to train and support community members at Knowsley Archive (Kirkby Library), to capture oral histories about women in Knowsley. Interviews from the project will be stored beyond the project, alongside lots of other local history, at Knowsley Archive. Conversations Over a Brew is a series of intimate recorded conversations exploring the stories of the people we make art with.…

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Season 5, Episode 1: Carrie and Claire 47:59

1 year ago47:59

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We dedicate this series of Conversations Over A Brew to getting behind the scenes of Strong Women ; a public art project highlighting the untold stories of local women, created by mosaic artist Carrie Reichardt, in collaboration with communities in St Helens and Knowsley. Over the next four episodes we’ll explore a number of different aspects of this project. We’ll delve into local histories, hear from community members, and speak with artists and researchers about their work as part of a collective effort to make visible the histories and legacies of our Strong Women. In this first episode we speak with artist Carrie Reichardt and local historian Claire Rigby. The pair chat about their roles within the project as well as the importance of keeping history alive through telling stories and listening to each other… The really good stuff rarely gets recorded in books! Conversations Over a Brew is a series of intimate recorded conversations exploring the stories of the people we make art with. Show notes and links Strong Women Meeting the artist behind St Helens’ forgotten mural Access the transcript for this episode on the Heart of Glass website .…

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Season 4, Episode 1: Sarah Bailey and Danielle Lewis-Egonu 1:00:23

1 year ago1:00:23

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For this episode of Conversations Over A Brew, we spotlight Textbook; a project which reimagines the future of schools, by giving us the space to dream of alternative approaches to learning together. Artist Sarah Bailey developed Textbook in collaboration with teachers and for this conversation is joined by Danielle Lewis-Egonu, one of the teachers who helped develop Textbook. “It’s easy to forget that we were children” - Danielle Lewis-Egonu, Educator At the time of recording Danielle was the deputy CEO of the Golden Thread Alliance, a Multi Academy Trust based in Kent. In July 2023, Sarah was invited by Danielle to facilitate a workshop based on Textbook for a group of Early Career Teachers from the Golden Thread Alliance schools. The following conversation reflects upon this workshop, the experience of creating Textbook, and the discourse it enables. Danielle is a thought leader with over two decades of experience in education. She is known for her commitment to creating supportive and inclusive school environments, where all students are valued and encouraged to reach their full potential. Danielle believes in the value of education as a tool for empowering individuals and promoting social justice. At the time of recording Danielle was the deputy CEO of the Golden Thread Alliance, and has since become the CEO for the Cygnus Academies Trust. Sarah is an artist, educator and consultant. Her practice sits at the point where learning, community, childhood and art meet. She is a long term collaborator with Heart of Glass. In 2021 Sarah began working with a group of 10 teachers on a project that would become known as Textbook. The first stage of the project produced a pamphlet that playfully and poetically took the traditional idea of an educational text to question the values we want to place at the centre of education. It places a red pen in the hands of learners to write back. Read more about: Textbook The Talk Learning Resource Sarah Bailey Danielle Lewis-Egonu Access the transcript for this episode on the Heart of Glass website .…

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Season 3, Episode 3: Youngsook Choi and Radha D'Souza 59:00

2 years ago59:00

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Conversations Over a Brew is back! Join Youngsook Choi and Radha D’Souza, Frances Disley and Sean Roy Parker, and Lucy Powell and Fiona Whelan for three special in depth episodes exploring Care and the Commons the theme for our With For About conference (2023). In this episode we are joined by Radha D’Souza and Yougsook Choi. Radha is a writer, scholar, lawyer and social justice activist from India who now lives in London and teaches at the University of Westminster. Youngsook is a London-based artist and researcher with a PhD in human geography. Both Radha and Youngsook have research interests that converge at the intersection of climate crisis and colonialism. In the following conversation we will hear more about their individual practices and what their research can tell us about processing and understanding where we are as a world now. Read more about Radha’s research Find out more about Youngsook’s research Read more about Youngsook's work with Heart of Glass This series of Conversations Over a Brew has been supported by Paul Hamlyn Foundation as part of the Speculative Futures Programme. This episode is supported by British Council Malaysia. Download episode transcript here .…

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Season 3, Episode 2: Fiona Whelan and Lucy Powell 57:06

2 years ago57:06

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Conversations Over a Brew is back! Join Youngsook Choi and Radha D’Souza, Frances Disley and Sean Roy Parker, and Lucy Powell and Fiona Whelan for three special in depth episodes exploring Care and the Commons the theme of our With For About conference (2023). In this episode we hear from Dr Fiona Whelan and artist Lucy Powell. Both Fiona and Lucy employ the act of listening as a central tool in their work. Fiona’s artistic research explores systemic power relations and inequalities. Working with diverse individuals, groups and organisations over sustained periods of time, Fiona situates herself as an embedded researcher. Rather than wondering how best to ‘platform voice’ Fiona instead works with others to create context specific conditions for listening. Lucy’s long standing focus is upon exploring human relationality to our more-than-human world. Through her work she seeks to enact a post-individualist praxis and often works in collaboration with others. Listening is employed to unpick received hierarchies or false notions of human dominance and supremacy. Through this process of unlearning, Lucy’s work invites us to consider what it means to live care-fully now. As practitioners, their lines of investigation may at first seem distinctly different from one another. However, as you’ll hear through their discussion, these differences often form two sides of the same coin. Find out more about Dr. Fiona Whelan Find out more about Lucy Powell This episode of Conversations Over a Brew has been supported by Paul Hamlyn Foundation as part of the Speculative Futures Programme. Download episode transcript here .…

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