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Podcast interview by George Care (30mins)

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E-interview by Rupert White

Roy Ray with Brian Smart, Jane O'Malley, Stephen Dove, Anthony Frost, Greg Humphries, Alan Livingstone & Nicola Tilly

Video by Alban Roinard

 

Sue Bleakley: studio-visit

Video interview by Robin Field

  Michael Porter on time, Derbyshire and photographs

Podcast interview by George Care

 

 

Diane Ibbotson: studio-visit

Video interview by Robin Field

 

Peter Geschwind on punk, programming and playgrounds

I'm not a musician anymore... I wasn't really any good when I used to play. We played punk rock, you don't have to be very good to do that! Its like a feeling, like a dissonance or...

Podcast interview by Linda Cleary

Rupert Loydell on poetry

Rupert Loydell was born in London, and trained in creative writing and painting. He started Stride magazine and press in 1982, and has many books of...

  Sue Jackson on Cabaret Mechanical Theatre

Starting in Cornwall before moving to London and subsequently touring widely, for years Cabaret Mechanical Theatre provided a focus and an outlet for the 'Falmouth automata makers'...

 

Rose Hilton by Alex Wade

Alex Wade is a writer and journalist and art editor of Cornwall Today

 

Brian Stewart on Falmouth and Falmouth Art Gallery

Brian Stewart is curator of Falmouth Art Gallery on the Moor in Falmouth

 

 

 

Michael Bird on 'The St Ives artists: a biography of time and place'

Michael Bird lives in Penwith, has written for the Tate magazine and is author of 'Sandra Blow' the definitive monograph on the late painter.

Glen Onwin on 'Blood of the Pelican'

part of 'A Quality of Light', 1997

 

Nigel Ayers on electronic music, Iraq, psychogeography and Bodmin Moor

Trained as a visual artist, Nigel has worked as a musician and composer for more than 20 years and has made hundreds of recordings both in his own name and as 'Nocturnal Emissions'. He no

James Green and Blair Todd of Newlyn Art Gallery and The Exchange
  PhFehlFelipe Ehrenberg and Stuart Reid on FLUXSHOE

 

    Dr Chris Short on debate, ersatz and the simulation of art

Chris, shall we start by discussing the celebrated St Ives artists of the 40's, 50's and 60's? How do you think they are viewed now and what effect has Tate St Ives had in moulding these perceptions? The most significant thing...