In every episode of this podcast we will be referring to numbered pieces as we talk. The idea is that you put the episode on in the background on your phone and follow along on Instagram at your own pace @the_art_investor, or else just watch the screencast here on YouTube. 

Check out Aimee's website if you're keen to know more about her: https://www.aimeelindeque.com/

Episode 8 is with Samurai Farai! I've wanted to have him on the pod ever since the very beginning. Join us for an in-depth look at where he came from and where he's going... and what makes him tick. Beware: unfinished artwork, carburetors, perfectionism and how to combat it, Samurai Jack, gun imagery, Basquiat, antimatter. 

Remember to follow along on instagram @the_art_investor from 1:00:40 where we discuss the pieces!

Also in this episode's intro I talk about how and why this podcast was started and the pieces I've bought because of it.

In other news, podstatus.com says that we're #2 in South Africa in the visual arts category and #78 in the UK. Who knew. 

Episode 7 is with Fanie Buys! Join us for a highly entertaining, honest, and fiendishly irreverent interview about Fanie and his art. Beware: Christmas in July, Angelina Jolie with dreadlocks, Christmas in Ibiza, Lady Diana Spencer, and two warring speech impediments.   

Episode 6 is with Oda Tungodden. We sit down in Oda's studio for a long, in-depth discussion about art and being an artist, and then go on to discuss some of her her pieces, right up to what she's working on now. Prerequisites: Klimt, Delacroix, Humour, Gin (and tonic if you really need it).

Around 47:50 we start discussing the pieces. We won't come hunt you down if you skip straight to them, but be sure to open up our Instagram @the_art_investor and follow along with the numbered pieces as we chat through them.

Episode 5 is with Michael Beckurts. We recorded this episode in The Test Kitchen surrounded by some of Michael’s pieces that are currently on show there. Join us for an in-depth exploration of Mike’s background and work. Beware: the expressionist bug, crocodile cramps, the test kitchen work ethic, and tangents. 

As with every episode, the second section is where the artist brings 5 to 10 pieces to talk us through. This happens at 29:50 mins in this episode and the idea is that you leave the discussion playing in the background and follow along on Instagram @the_art_investor with the numbered pieces. Or else if you’d prefer, there always a slideshow on YouTube.  

Follow along on Instagram @the_art_investor as we chat through the pieces.

Paul Wallington lives & works in Cape Town, South Africa. In this episode we sit in his studio and chat about his stint at Michaelis, his background, making frames, Instagram, worldly advice, his influences and more. Then about halfway through we go through 10 of his paintings, discussing them in detail. 

In every episode of this podcast we will be referring to numbered pieces as we talk. The idea is that you follow along on Instagram at your own pace @the_art_investor, or else watch the ScreenCast on YouTube. 

This is a podcast designed not to update you on art market news or give you tips on how to make a profit trading art, but rather to provide a platform to emerging artists to reach an audience of fans and potential future buyers in an intimate meaningful way. Like buying shares in a company early on, buying art is like owning a small piece of that artists future success and providing them working capital to make more.

The format is a long-form discussion with the artist where we cover their history or early influences, their inspiration and education and their process, and then in the second section, to have the artist talk us through (in what ever level of detail they choose), 5 to 10 of their works. The idea for this section is that you leave this podcast playing in the background while you go to the_art_investor Instagram page and follow along with the numbered images we will refer to as we talk. 

Going off on tangents is really fun too..

Once we’re done with the numbered pieces, each episode ends with a series of rapid-fire questions.

Follow along on Instagram @the_art_investor

Swain Hoogervorst lives & works in Cape Town, South Africa. In this episode we cover a bit of his background and how he entered the world of art and dive headlong into a deep discussion about subject matter. Our chat covers amongst other things, university in modern times and advice for young people, raw technique vs creativity and personal narrative,

In every episode of this podcast we will be referring to numbered pieces as we talk. The idea is that you follow along on Instagram at your own pace @the_art_investor, or else watch the ScreenCast on YouTube. 

This is a podcast designed not to update you on art market news or give you tips on how to make a profit trading art, but rather to provide a platform to emerging artists to reach an audience of fans and potential future buyers in an intimate meaningful way. Like buying shares in a company early on, buying art is like owning a small piece of that artists future success and providing them working capital to make more.

The format is a long-form discussion with the artist where we cover their history or early influences, their inspiration and education and their process, and then in the second section, to have the artist talk us through (in what ever level of detail they choose), 5 to 10 of their works. The idea for this section is that you leave this podcast playing in the background while you go to the_art_investor Instagram page and follow along with the numbered images we will refer to as we talk. 

Going off on tangents is really fun too..

Once we’re done with the numbered pieces, each episode ends with a series of rapid-fire questions.

Chris Denovan lives & works in Cape Town, South Africa. In 2005 he graduated with a Diploma in Fine Art (majoring in Painting and Printmaking) from the Ruth Prowse School of Art. He then went on to study at The Animation School in 2006. He also went on to win The Best Concept Characters Prize during his time there.

In every episode of this podcast we will be referring to numbered pieces as we talk. The idea is that you follow along on Instagram at your own pace @the_art_investor, or else watch the ScreenCast on YouTube. 

This is a podcast designed not to update you on art market news or give you tips on how to make a profit trading art, but rather to provide a platform to emerging artists to reach an audience of fans and potential future buyers in an intimate meaningful way. Like buying shares in a company early on, buying art is like owning a small piece of that artists future success and providing them working capital to make more.

The format is a long-form discussion with the artist where we cover their history or early influences, their inspiration and education and their process, and then in the second section, to have the artist talk us through (in what ever level of detail they choose), 5 to 10 of their works. The idea for this section is that you leave this podcast playing in the background while you go to the_art_investor Instagram page and follow along with the numbered images we will refer to as we talk. Else you can just watch the screencast on youtube. 

Going off on tangents is really fun too. In this episode there are quite a few. 

Once we’re done with the numbered pieces, each episode ends with a series of rapid-fire questions.

Gabrielle Raaff lives and works in Cape Town and graduated with a BFA (HDE) from Stellenbosch University in 1992. Gabby's works begin with a photographic image as a springboard. She works with ethereality, using the media of ink, water colour and water-based oil as a vehicle for alluding to the form, the function and the emotion of her subject. Gabby has had five solo shows and exhibited extensively both locally and abroad.

In every episode of this podcast we will be referring to numbered pieces as we talk. The idea is that you follow along on Instagram at your own pace @the_art_investor, or else just watch the ScreenCast on YouTube.