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Ep.53 Philipp Humm - Mizog Art Podcast Nov 18, 2019

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Ep.53 Philipp Humm - Mizog Art Podcast

In this episode Gary Mansfield talks to Philipp Humm (@philipprudolfhumm)

Philipp Humm gave up his job as CEO of Vodaphone five years ago to become an artist. In that short time he has become a prolific producer of drawings, paintings, sculpture and film and reached the point where he is about to release his first full-length film; The Last Faust, featuring the Steven Berkoff as Dr Goodfellow.

To see the trailer of The Last Faust, goto: www.philipphumm.art

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Ep.52 Adam Riches - Mizog Art Podcast Nov 04, 2019

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In this episode Gary Mansfield talks to Adam Riches (@adamrichesart)

Adam Riches is an artist that has amassed fans worldwide with the manner in which he produces portraits. Whilst ‘scribbling’, with pen onto paper, an imaginary form slowly develops among the loose lines. This method creates ghostly figures, almost floating from the paper.

Adam also produces equally ghostly portraits on canvas using oil paint, rather than floating from a white surface, like his drawings, his painted figures appear to be slowly sinking into their deep and dark backgrounds.

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Ep.51 Maggi Hambling - Mizog Art Podcast Oct 17, 2019

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In this episode Gary Mansfield talks to Maggi Hambling

Maggi Hambling has been one of Britain’s biggest names in figurative painting for several decades, one of the few ‘true characters’ in the art world and very much known as an artist’s artist.

As well as figurative painting, Maggie also produces sculptures, two of which are public works. A Conversation with Benjamin Britton, on Alborough beach, Suffolk, the other A Conversation with Oscar Wilde, nr Trafalgar Square, London.

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Ep.50 Elizabeth Waggett - Mizog Art Podcast Oct 07, 2019

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In this episode Gary Mansfield talks to Elizabeth Waggett (@waggs_)

Working as an art teacher in the UAE Elizabeth decided to make a dramatic change to her life and move to the USA in the hope of becoming a full-time artist. With nothing more than a one-way ticket and a bag full of dreams, Elizabeth headed off to New York.

Before long her finely detailed monochromatic drawings, often hand finished with gold leaf, were getting her noticed. In only four years her original works are in collections all over the world, and has got herself into a position where she is able to give more time to here other passion, wildlife conservation.

For full line up of confirmed artists go to https://www.mizogart.com

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Ep.49 Lee Cutter - Mizog Art Podcast Sep 25, 2019

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In this episode Gary Mansfield talks to painter Lee Cutter (@leecutter_Studio)

This is the second of several podcasts featuring artists that are associated with the prison arts charity Koestler Arts, who have their annual art exhibition at the Southbank’s Royal Festival Hall, this year entitled Another Me, until 3rd November.

Lee Cutter discovered art whilst serving a 6 year prison sentence and over the following years he gained a BA & MA. He is now very active within the, arts in the criminal justice system and works full-time at Koestler Arts, where he met Jeremy Deller, who took him and several other ex-offenders to help him install his Pavilion at the Venice Biennial in 2013.

For full line up of confirmed artists go to https://www.mizogart.com

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Ep.48 Johnny Costi - Mizog Art Podcast Sep 16, 2019

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In this episode Gary Mansfield talks to Johnny Costi (@johnny_costi)

Johnny Costi is an ex-gang member and prisoner whose life was transformed thanks to art. He was the recipient of the Koestler Arts mentor ship programme, where he met Jeremy Deller, who took him and several other ex-offenders to help him install his Pavilion at the Venice Biennial in 2013.

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Ep.47 Vince Kamp - Mizog Art Podcast Sep 09, 2019

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In this episode Gary Mansfield talks to painter Vince Kamp (@vincekamp)

Vince Kamp is a self-taught, figurative painter that is fascinated by the dark, gritty underground world of urban sub-culture, his paintings delve beneath the surface of social class. Heavily influenced by cinema, particularly the crime and gangster genres, Kamp says he likes to capture a moment of high tension, imagining there is something surreptitious going on in what could be a perfectly innocent situation.

To see more of Vince’s work go to http://vincekamp.com/ or on social media @vincekamp.

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Ep.46 Susan Bunn - Mizog Art Podcast Sep 06, 2019

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In this episode Gary Mansfield talks to painter Susan Bunn (@susansilverbunn)

This is the LAST of three episodes featuring artists from a group exhibition called ‘A River Runs Through It’, showing at Gallery Oxo at the base of The Oxo Tower, on London’s Southbank running from 4-8 September.

Susan Bunn is a painter that has quite a unique ability of bringing a sense of tranquillity to her views of London.

To see more of Susans’s work go to https://www.susanbunn.co.uk or on social media @susansilverbunn

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Ep.45 LoveJordan- Mizog Art Podcast Sep 03, 2019

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In this episode Gary Mansfield talks to art duo LoveJordan (@lovejordanart)

This is the second of three episodes featuring artists from a group exhibition called ‘A River Runs Through It’, showing at Gallery Oxo at the base of The Oxo Tower, on London’s Southbank running from 4-8 September.

LoveJordan is an art duo comprising of Johnny Love and Samuel Jordan. Their work feels like a feat of aesthetic endurance, at first sight. It can be row after row of small, corked bottles containing various amounts of pigments, quietly waiting to be noticed by the viewer.

You would be wrong to presume that LoveJordan employ a team of assistance to create their work. One piece consisted of over 130,000 elements, which was carefully flown to the Miami Art Basel, by the Woolff Gallery. Fortunate for all involved, flying it home was not necessary, as it sold within hours.

To see more of LoveJordan’s work go to https://www.lovejordan.net/or on social media @lovejordanart

For full line up of confirmed artists go to https://www.mizogart.com

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Ep.44 Michael Wallner- Mizog Art Podcast Aug 29, 2019

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In this episode Gary Mansfield talks digital artist Michael Wallner (@michaelwallnerart)

This is the first of three episodes featuring artists from a group exhibition called ‘A River Runs Through It’, showing at Gallery Oxo at the base of The Oxo Tower, on London’s Southbank running from 4-8 September.

For many years Michael had a successful career in TV production, but as with many artists I have spoken to, the pull of their creative pastime was too strong.

Michael is best known for his works on brushed aluminium. He pays homage to eye-catching architecture, quite often views of London, coming to life with areas of bold, bright colours. To obtain the best composition, Michael will even take photographs from the open door of a helicopter flying over a city.

To see more of Michael’s work go to https://www.michaelwallner.co.uk/or on social media @michaelwallnerart

For full line up of confirmed artists go to https://www.mizogart.com

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