In this podcast we discuss Leon Kossoff, a British artist who was known for his paintings and drawings that depicted the energy and dynamism of urban London. His art reflects the changes, loss, survival, and renewal of postwar Britain through his vibrant, sometimes somber, representations of London's landscapes, buildings, and people.

We discuss Australian artist Frank Hodgkinson's 1977 journey up the Sepik River in New Guinea, as documented through his sketches and diary entries. This expedition led to the creation of "The Sepik Diary," that blends personal observations with anthropological insights, filled with vivid descriptions and bold sketches, that capture the artistic traditions and cultural significance of the Sepik people.