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This is a shortened edition as there's been a virus in the family!

This months podcast focuses on two exhibitions in Norwich this month.

Normal service will be resumed in June!

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This month's edition features the music of Mark C. Sargeant and the art/music improvisation group Plank.

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Welcome to the March edition of the Collective’s Podcast. 

This month we feature an interview with artist Alexander Costello, whose exhibition ‘It’s not about the thing, It’s about all of it’ is on at the Outpost Gallery, Norwich, until March 16. A discussion around the theme of Alexander’s exhibition ensued at the Art Depot, which led Nicola to reflect on  Ai Weiwei's ‘Sunflower Seeds'’ installation at Tate Modern in 2010. And we conclude with Mary Littlefield’s half term visit to London galleries.

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Featured artist Paul Levy – an interview on this forthcoming exhibition and reflections on his art practice.

Meanwhile, Mary Littlefield reviews an important book on 1930s Art, pertinent in today’s world.

And amidst the sounds of the collective drawing, a walrus pops up!

Do join us for our March 1 podcast. Like nature the artists will be in bloom!

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Welcome and a happy new year to one and all. In this holiday edition we kick off with a review of Martin Battye’s ‘Small Paintings,’ the Beer Mat Series, PrimeYarc, Market Gates, Great Yarmouth.

Then there’s Paul Levy who introduces Tiny Scores; followed by an interview with David Lester about his forthcoming dramatic production at The Garage in January; Mary Littlefield enthuses about art; We have a What’s On? at the Art Depot slot; and there’s pyrotechnic piece on Punk Art. Sounds this month include rubbing down gaffer tape in the studio and a woodpecker caught on my way to the studio. 

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Welcome to the first Collective Podcast

The Art Depot NR3, Norwich

featuring ‘the sound of art’

This is a pilot for a monthly podcast to be broadcast on the first day of each month at midday. Running time of this episode is just over 18 minutes, though we aim to build up a magazine of 30 to 40 minutes per month.

This episode features artist Dave Cassell talking about his first solo exhibition, Paul Levy on the influence of Italo Valenti’s collages on his work, together with an interview with Becky Tough and Tom Simpson on the founding of the Art Depot and the birth of the Collective.
Each month, we will feature ‘the sounds of art’ and, from next month, an off the wall What’s On column. We will also introduce you to the dozen members of the Collective.

Rupert Mallin

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A search for a riotous exhibition or its spirit took me to Gustave Courbet in the 19th Century and a little publicised show of kinetic art in Amsterdam in 1961.

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This first of seven talks on the arts looks at the rise and demise of Community Arts,

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Half scripted, half improvised, the poet faces interrogation at the local cop shop. Was his poem in Pix 6 stolen and did anyone read Pix 6? Are all the poet's poems stolen anyway? And if he has stolen them, did he not then murder them? This is a Crime Busters fly-on-the-wall interrogation, not for the faint hearted.