Mind Milk Theory

Artists Kate Knight and Greg Stobbs (Squirl) discuss the way they use sketchbooks in their practice.

Kate is a contemporary painter and draftsperson. Greg is a street artist and illustrator. Both rely on sketchbooks in their work and generously took time out to discuss their experiences with me.

Kate's website: http://www.kateknight.org/ | Greg's website: http://squirlart.org/

unscripted & unedited this week Jim discusses breakthroughs he's experienced in his work this week and what they each propose as methods for finding our way through artist block, writers block, and creative block in general

Encompassing surrealist art, ancient religious commentary, iconoclasm, sculpture and Black Lives Matter protests. This episode is a freeform discussion about the power of images to deceive and to teach.

A little history on Nintendo's Game Boy Camera, how I came to use it within my contemporary art praactice and take colour photos with it... and finally what this little device can teach us about making art

A discussion on the cultural conception of the nature and geography of hell, transforming into some discussion around Christopher Marlowe's Faustus and ending up with some thoughts on our current hellish political moment.

Mind Milk Theory episodes are grabbed from my notes up and this is an older one, but I've written a new ending that reflects more of the way I feel about it in relation to our time.

Music by Prod. Riddiman

In this, our first episode Jim disusses magic in the middle-ages. in medievalist literature magic features heavily. But what was the experience of magic like for the actual people of the middle-ages, particularly the normal people... and what does that all have to do with a board game.