Rosalind Davis - artist, curator, author, educator - and I weave in, out and around her paintings, installations and the mysterious diaries of Hungarian painter Janos Lavin from 'A Painter of Our Time' 1958 by John Berger. Rosalind details the decision to build her own art community and the many branches of her practice which have developed as a result. (Mixed Tapes is an introductory series recorded in lockdown with variations in audio quality.)

ROSALIND DAVIS

rosalinddavis.co.uk (website)

rosalindnldavis (instagram)

rosalinddavis (twitter)

'Irreversible Entanglements' 2020

'Vanishing Points' 2019

'Haus Konstruktive' 2018

'Strangelands' 2017

'No one Lives in the Real World' 2015

'Echo Chamber' 2014

Artistic Collaborator : Justin Hibbs justinhibbs.com carolfletcher.com

BOOKS

'Wolf Hall' by Hilary Mantel

'What They Didn't Teach You in Art School' by Rosalind Davis and Annabel Tilley

'Whatever Happened to Interracial Love' by Kathleen Collins

'Autumn' by Ali Smith

'Art Monthly' magazine

'Bringing Up the Bodies' by Hilary Mantel

'G.' by John Berger

'Tell Them I Said No' by Martin Herbert

GALLERIES

Koppel Project thekoppelproject.com

JGM Gallery jgmgallery.com

The Foundry Gallery thefoundrygallery.org

No Format Gallery secondfloor.co.uk

Collyer Bristow collyerbristow.com/gallery

Coffee is My Cup of Tea Instagram/richard_ducker

ARTISTS

Tomma Abts davidzwirner.com

Jordan Baseman jordanbaseman.co.uk rca.ac.uk/more/staff/jordan-baseman 

Lockdown has given the unharmed among us, opportunities, doubts and challenges in equal measure. The first 'Art Fictions' series, using a mixed bag of equipment, is a buzzing start to a down-to-earth podcast exploring creative connections between fiction and fine art. Each artist shares insights and inspirations around fictional themes and teenage dreams, and this podcast would not be possible without their imagination and their work. Thanks to them. And thanks to you for listening. Episode 1 is a brief overview of how the podcast is constructed. Design and illustration are by Joanna Quinn at Beryl Studios. The music is written and performed by Griffin Knipe.

(Shout out to Matt at The Tennis Podcast and Steve at Animation Magazine for their recording tips!)