Mark Speight - The Artist Podcast

Oliver Speight, speaking at a event in Tamworth back in 2011, talks more about the charity he set up in his son’s name and what type of creativity it can inspire, not just for drawing, but the arts as a whole, from Music to Film and TV, to dancing even! So if you’ve got two minutes to spare then have a listen to Oliver talk about this amazing charity, ENJOY!

Talking to BBC News in 2009, Oliver Speight shares how we can remember Mark Speight and the charity “Speight Of The Art” that was set up in his name, ENJOY!

CBBC’s Mark Speight explores the different designs, purposes and significance of African masks from around Africa.The clip examines the ways in which various types have particular spiritual, historical or traditional significance in African life according to their creators and places of origin. It also looks at a variety of African masks still used today. ENJOY!

CBBC’s Mark Speight sits down with High Performance Podcast’s Jake Humphrey as they draw a Football Crowd using only chalk, ENJOY!

Join CBBC’s Mark Speight and Caricature Artist Rick Coleman as they give you tips on where to get started to make the ULTIMATE Caricature Portrait, from sketching Doctor Who’s Christopher Eccleston and Billie Piper, to going out onto the street and sketching the general public, ENJOY!

Join CBBC’s Mark Speight as he gives an intimate tour of the glorious Eden Project situated in Cornwall, ENJOY!

Mark Speight joins Phillip Schofield and Ruth Langsford on This Morning in 2007 to discuss all things POP ART, involving old photos of a Cumberland Sausage and Whipped Cream, all will be revealed in this interview clip! ENJOY!

Join CBBC’s Mark Speight alongside Zoe Ball, Peter Andre and Jimmy Nail as they review the Hottest Music Tracks of 1997 including, 911 - Party People, Aqua - Barbie Girl and Warm Jets - Hurricane, ENJOY!

A classic interview now where CBBC’s Mark Speight interviews mega pop sensation Celine Dion for Electric Circus! YUMMY!

Join CBBC’s Mark Speight as he uncovers the many styles of Religious Art such as Islam and their rules are of what you can and can’t draw!