Art Then and Now

Anna shares her experience visiting the lavishly designed Palace of Versailles before speaking to interior designer Danielle Taylor about her approach to art and design. 

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Anna gives listeners an aural tour of some of the most famous Buddhist temples across Thailand before speaking to practising Hindu Papiya Patel about how art is used an expression of faith and culture.

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Anna takes a look at Leonardo da Vinci’s infamous ‘Mona Lisa’ before speaking to Sky Arts ‘Portrait Artist of the Year’ 2017 finalist Greg Mason about the personal connections he has established through portrait painting. 

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Anna analyses Michelangelo’s renaissance sculpture of David as an expression of male identity before speaking to Cambridge based artist and lecturer Jeremy Mulvey.

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Anna delves into the romantic expressionism of landscape painter William Turner before speaking to Sky Arts ‘Landscape Artist of the Year’ 2018 finalist Greg Mason about his experience painting under pressure.

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Anna gives an overview of the social and political role of fashion in 18th century Europe before interviewing Heidi May, founder of the fun-loving fashion brand ‘Aesthetic Laundry’.

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Anna gives an introduction to the Impressionist movement and self-confessed art novices Nick Scrivenger and Duncan Balloch give their (and comical) first impressions on famous artworks from the movement.

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Anna reviews the Tate Modern’s exhibition ‘Media Networks’ and interviews Press Officer at Sotheby’s auction house, Abigail Tavener about the impact of social media on the art world.

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Anna examines the values and motivations behind Andy Warhol’s ‘Campbell’s Soup Cans’ from 1962 and interviews Tom Rowland and Claire Campion about the responsibility of designers to make more ethical choices. Plus, highlights from this week on Instagram.

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Anna takes a look at Edouard Manet’s rendition of the female nude and interviews figurative artist Lauren Mele who uses paintings as a tool to explore the beauty and power of the feminine. Plus, highlights from this week on Instagram.

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