Barnebys podcast: Eye of the Beholder
I det andra svenska avsnittet av Barnebys podcast ”Eye of the Beholder” möter vi Sara Garanty, färgexpert, inredningsarkitekt och författare till boken ”En resa genom färgernas värld”. I ett samtal med Barnebys grundare Pontus Silfverstolpe får vi lära oss om färgernas betydelse, vad man bör ha på sig vid en anställningsintervju och varför svenskarna har en förkärlek för vita väggar. Producerat av Podhouse.
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I det första svenska avsnittet av Barnebys podcast “Eye of the Beholder” möter vi Per Ahldén, Intendent för Svenskt Tenns Arkiv och samlingar. I ett samtal med Barnebys grundare Pontus Silfverstolpe utforskar de mötet mellan den svenska entreprenören Estrid Ericson och den österrikiske landsflyktingen Josef Frank, vars samarbete gav upphov till ett av världens mest ansedda möbelföretag – Svenskt Tenn. Producerat av Podhouse.
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Have you heard the myth of alligators lurking in the New York City sewers? The legend has endured for well over a century and was recently immortalized when Swedish artist Alexander Klingspor unveiled his monumental sculpture New York City Legend in New York’s Union Square last month. Alexander turned to sculpture during the pandemic and created a masterpiece inspired by the resilience of both the large reptiles and New Yorkers, depicting a life-size bronze alligator curled around a New York manhole cover. Join as we talk to Alexander about the artistic process of bringing his vision to...
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With the new year swiftly approaching, what's next for the auction market? Famed online marketplace 1stDibs has recently launched a new auction platform, so we speak to Matthew Rubinger, CCO at 1stDibs, and Anthony Brazilay Freund, 1st Dibs' Editorial Director and Director of Fine Art, about their pivot into the luxury auction realm. Rubinger and Brazilay Freund reveal why auctions are the new frontier of e-commerce, what categories are currently booming on the 1stDibs platform and how storytelling is so important for buying and selling at auction. If you are a seasoned collector or new to the...
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This week's podcast delves into the captivating world of glass artistry and the enchanting allure of working with this translucent medium. Join us as we embark on a journey through the fiery realms of glass blowing and sculpting, where molten glass is transformed into delicate masterpieces that capture the essence of light and transparency. We engage with Tim Rawlinson, unraveling the secrets of their artistic processes, sources of inspiration, and the perfect balance between technical precision and creative expression. Prepare to be spellbound as we explore the timeless traditions and...
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Japanese prints have played a pivotal role in shaping Japanese culture, serving not only as a form of entertainment but also as a medium for social commentary. These unique artworks, once widely accessible, are now valuable collectibles, with rare and well-preserved examples coveted by collectors around the world. Today we delve into the fascinating world of collecting Japanese prints with a distinguished expert in the field, Sebastian Izzard, to explore the profound impact these prints have had on Japanese culture, understand the main trends in the market and identify key factors to consider...
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Discovering the Timeless Craft: Conversations with a renowned Wood Artists on sustainable works, reclaimed materials and the Art-Nature connection. This week's podcast delves into the captivating world of wood artistry and sustainability. Join us as we embark on a journey through the intricate sculptures and masterpieces crafted from the timeless medium of wood. In this series, we sit down with Laura Mays who breathes life into wood, exploring her creative processes, inspirations, and the deep connection between art and nature. Discover the allure of reclaimed materials, the technical...
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In this episode, we speak to Gail Crowther, an accomplished writer, researcher, and academic, renowned for her book Three-Martini Afternoons at the Ritz. Join us as we delve into the challenges and triumphs of female artists in the past, exploring the remarkable journey of women in the art world. Gail provides valuable insights into the advancements and changes that have shaped the landscape of gender equality within the art world, emphasising the profound impact of women's contributions in society. Get ready for an enlightening conversation that unveils the power and significance of...
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The year was 1938 when the launch of Superman in the Action Comics #1 comic book ushered in the Golden Age of comics. Since then, the colorful and dynamic panels pitting superheroes against villains with legendary characters like Batman, Wonder Woman and Captain America have gone on to spawn a billion-dollar comics industry, with individual books now reaching seven figures at auction. This week, we talk to Ashley Cotter-Cairns, the founder of Sell My Comic Books and Head of Comic Strategy at Goldin Auctions, as well as a lifelong collector of comics. He tells us about his personal comic...
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Banknotes are so much more than paper money: their historical significance, their intricate details and the stories they tell make them valuable collectibles coveted by enthusiasts worldwide. In today's episode, we chat with a true authority in the field, British banknote expert, dealer and publisher Pamela West, as we embark on a fascinating journey through the history of banknotes and dive into the intriguing world of banknote collectibles. Let's uncover the secrets and stories of one of the most interesting forms of currency and discuss how the future of banknotes looks like: in this...
info_outlineThe art world’s focus seems to be shifting more and more to the value of art as a financial asset, with creative and artistic considerations too often taking a backseat.
ArtEconomy exposes this imbalance and ‘eliminates’ the figure of the artist, paradoxically using the same tools of the financial world.
In this episode, we talk to ArtEconomy’s International Brand Manager, Giuseppe Roatti, about their series of works that are all identical but different at the same time.
Produced by Figaro Music and Media Group.