LETTERS AGAINST ISOLATION Episode 3: @karljmurphy interviewed by @constanceleterre_.

Karl Murphy is an Irish multi-disciplinary artist currently living in London. Murphy works across performance, painting, writing, installation, video, and digital formats. Their work uses different mediums to explore relationships between power, language, self, and audience. They often collaborate with U.K based queer collectives such as INFERNO and Harpies. Their work can be seen in both live event and exhibition settings.

LETTERS AGAINST ISOLATION: Episode 2 with Jade Pughe interviewed by @constanceleterre_.

@jaded.design_ : “I'm a graphic designer and illustrator based in London, currently studying Graphic Communication Design with creating computing at CSM/CCI. My work often explores themes around sexual liberation, sex education, rape and sexual harassment awareness, period poverty, gender, race and politics whilst being as intersectional and nuanced as I can, but honestly I'm constantly evolving and learning and my opinions change and form in new ways everyday, it's very chaotic and sometimes all I want to do is make pretty gradients and flowers and call it a day!"

Raphael Del Bono is a London based multi-disciplinary artist and fashion assistant. His work often looks at the supernatural and tension created from absence. He explores this through various mediums including but not limited to poetry, ceramics, sound and performance. His research process has recently become integral to the physical manifestation of his work, often being presented alongside ceramic pieces that allow the viewer to draw connections between the origin of the pieces and their intentions once made. Everything created and spoken, all objects and written work are vessels for this energy and connection which he uses to communicate with those no longer here. This is all part of a constant curiosity into the expanse of what it means to research.

Raphael Del Bono is a London based multi-disciplinary artist and fashion assistant. His work often looks at the supernatural and tension created from absence. He explores this through various mediums including but not limited to poetry, ceramics, sound and performance. His research process has recently become integral to the physical manifestation of his work, often being presented alongside ceramic pieces that allow the viewer to draw connections between the origin of the pieces and their intentions once made. Everything created and spoken, all objects and written work are vessels for this energy and connection which he uses to communicate with those no longer here. This is all part of a constant curiosity into the expanse of what it means to research.

In this episode Annie talks with Matthew Charles, a mystic, poet and abolitionist whose work primarily explores the labyrinth of the construct of race in America. He has recently released a book called “you can not burn the sun”. In this podcast they look in depth at some of the themes present in the book, as well as hearing a couple of poems from the book. They discuss the protests surrounding the murder of George Floyd in the summer of 2020 and how that has effected the direction that Matthew's work is taking. 

Find out more about Matthew's work here: @matthewcharlespoet

Find out more about Annie's work here: @annie_watkins_

Check out what else is happening with Raid.R here: https://www.raidr.net/

Music by Nae Bailey: @iamnaebae.wav

Cover Graphic by Maddy Hook: @maddydidfoundation

On today’s episode of Exhibition Inhibitions, host Maddy talks to artist and past collaborator Ella O’Loughlin.

Having just put together their first exhibition, this interview talks about their practice and concepts going into the cross-platform exhibition.

You can visit the virtual exhibition at https://www.artsteps.com/view/607880738e839b2ab847f6ef  , and for more on the show and the artists that contributed visit https://intimatesimulacrum.wixsite.com/intimatesimulacrum/virtual-exhibition

As always, visit https://exhibitioninhibitions.wordpress.com to hear more about the episode and check out the Raid.R website https://www.raidr.net

In this episode Annie talks with Nae Bailey, an artist who works within the realms of film and music based in Baltimore. They talk in depth about Nae's final capstone project, visual albums and what it feels like to be graduating college. Nae is also the creator of our podcast music, so this is a special episode to pay homage to the wonderfully talented person that she is!  

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamnaebae.wav/

Nae's website: https://www.naebailey.com/

You can watch Juke box here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NdT8HEG4lD4&t=969s

In this episode of Ex/In, host Maddy gets to talk to artist, writer, and lecturer Dr. Annie Goh about the balance of art and writing, life within the institution, and how early year creatives can work their way up. 

You can see more of Annie's work at https://anniegoh.net/ and her position at UAL at https://www.arts.ac.uk/research/ual-staff-researchers/annie-goh, and more about her current work with Sonic Cyberfeminisms here https://soniccyberfeminisms.wordpress.com/.

Visit https://exhibitioninhibitions.wordpress.com to hear more about the episode and Annie's work.

Liselotte is a Vocalist & Composer from Stockholm, Sweden based in London. In this episode Annie talks to Liselotte about rhythms of rest and productivity, collaborations cross disciplines, speaking up about social justice issues, and her new EP which will be coming out soon!

Contact her at: [email protected]

Website: https://www.liselotteostblom.com/

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/4QkLjnllSoedQULMmdRdeT

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/liselotteostblommusic

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCha6HfzPV6YCCyZhuvOs5Gw

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/liselotteostblom

Instagram: @liselotteostblom

Twitter: https://twitter.com/LiselotteOstblm

Music created by Nae Bailey @iamnaebae.wav

In this episode, Maddy talks to artist, lecturer, and fan Dr. Owen Parry about early works, the importance of collaboration, and how to just hang out. You can see more of Owen's work at his website www.owengparry.com , and his current projects at www.fanriot.tumblr.com and https://www.stagingdecadence.com/ . Visit https://exhibitioninhibitions.wordpress.com to hear more about the episode and Owen's work.