Najlepsze podcasty z kategorii: Sculpture (2025)

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The Sculpture Club E05 Michael Grace Jr. 53:53

5d ago53:53

53:53

We catch up with one of our favorite artists. Michael Grace Jr. for the bands My Favorite & The Secret History. We talk art, Insporation, Indie pop and so much more. Enjoy! If you want to find MGJR and his work: https://www.instagram.com/michaelgracejr/?hl=en https://open.spotify.com/artist/0WHRD6kCiKzJ0AqDNnZh1Y?si=PweDTl6lRpCcyhTFzDKdPA https://o…

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Hidden In Plain Sight: Emma Stebbins Legacy with Karli Wurzelbacher 38:54

12d ago38:54

38:54

In today's episode, host Lucy Branch, introduces Carly Wurzel Backer PhD and, Chief Curator of the Heckscher Museum of Art, who shares insights on Emma Stebbins, a pioneering 19th-century sculptor known for her Bethesda Fountain in Central Park. The discussion covers Stebbins' life, her groundbreaking works, and the process of organising an exhibit…

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The Sculpture Club E04 A Flock of Seagulls 32:29

11d ago32:29

32:29

Chaz gets quizzed on legendary 80’s band Flock of Seagulls. We talk old VH1 shows, SLC’s cat party and the famous hair theory along with a bunch of other bull. Plus we end with unlistenable seagull sounds. Enjoy! Find us: https://sculptureclub.supertape.site/Autor: Chaz

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The Priest and The Púca: Defending Public Art with Aidan Harte 53:17

26d ago53:17

53:17

In this episode, sculptor and writer, Aidan Harte joins Lucy Branch to discuss his journey from animation to classical sculpture training in Florence, and the extraordinary controversy surrounding his first public sculpture - a horse-headed figure from Irish folklore called a Púca. What We Discuss: How animation training shaped Aiden's approach to …

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She Stands Tall: Women in London's Sculpture with Juliet Rix 46:18

1M ago46:18

46:18

Today on the show, Lucy Branch, speaks to Juliet Rix an award-winning writer, editor, and broadcaster about the female figures commemorated in London's public sculpture. Key Discussion Points: The timing of the book: Why statues of women have only really proliferated in the 21st century Statistics: Fewer than 1 in 6 of London's commemorative statue…

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Tom Murphy's Sculpture - An Ode To Liverpool 52:01

2M ago52:01

52:01

Today on the show, Lucy Branch speaks to sculptor Tom Murphy whose public sculptures celebrate the rich and wonderful history of Liverpool's people. We discuss his artistic journey and service to those who commission his works. Join us and Be Inspired By Sculpture You can see photos of Tom's work and read the transcript at www.sculpturesulture.co.u…

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The Sculpture Club E03 Touring 33:00

2M ago33:00

33:00

This week we talk about some of our past DIY touring experience! fun shows weve played and just have a good hang. Enjoy!Autor: Chaz

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The Sculpture Club E02 New Music 33:05

2M ago33:05

33:05

This week we talk our bullshit and also talk new music released by Lathe of Heaven and Nuovo Testamento.Enjoy!Autor: Chaz

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The Sculpture Club E01 33:12

4M ago33:12

33:12

welcome the episode one of the sculpture club podcast. Get a to know your favorite two jangle punks. Talking music friendship and everything in between.Autor: Sculpture Club

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Dynamic Form and Public Sculpture with Neale Andrews 47:46

4M ago47:46

47:46

In this end of season episode, host Lucy Branch, interviews British artist Neale Andrew. Neale shares his journey into sculpture, his epiphany moment and his approach to defining himself as a sculptor. Lucy also discusses current conservation projects and the recent news in the sculpture world, including the repatriation of the largest ever collect…

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Robert Thomas and Welsh Women Icons with Ceri Thomas 33:08

5M ago33:08

33:08

Ceri Thomas—artist, curator, and son of renowned Welsh sculptor Robert Thomas—joins Lucy Branch to reflect on growing up in a house full of creativity, clay, and community spirit. We talk about his father’s mission to celebrate Welsh life through public sculpture, plans for a centenary retrospective, and the importance of representing working-class…

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The Good Ship Serendipity with Neil Armstrong 38:14

6M ago38:14

38:14

Today on the show, Lucy Branch interviews Dr. Neil Armstrong, who has created one of Cornwall's most distinctive sculpture parks. What began as a simple need for "proper playtime" evolved into Treemenheere: a sculpture park built upon a philosophy. This is the story of a man who turned his back on funding bodies and committees to create something p…

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Transforming Space Into Sculpture With Nigel Hall RA 51:11

6M ago51:11

51:11

In this episode, Lucy Branch speaks to sculptor and Royal Academician, Nigel Hall, who discusses his lifelong passion for sculpture. Nigel shares insights into his academic journey and experiences in America that solidified his commitment to sculpture. He delves into his prolific creative process and how he has sustained a successful artistic caree…

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Behind the Bronze: Lucy Branch FAQs 37:09

7M ago37:09

37:09

Today's episode is an informal yet informative glimpse into host, Lucy Branch's, world behind the bronze as Lucy shares her excitement about completing her latest novel, a 17th-century historical romance. Lucy discusses the spontaneity of creative projects and answers listener questions about her work, podcast, and life. There is also bonus materia…

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Thinking Monumentally with Steven C. Barber 44:14

7M ago44:14

44:14

In this episode, host ⁠Lucy Branch⁠, introduces ⁠Steven C. Barber⁠, an American filmmaker and producer turned fundraiser for monuments in the US. Barber has raised millions of dollars particularly championing the creation of monuments to astronauts. He shares anecdotes about his journey from documentary filmmaking to monument creator, his unique pe…

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History, Monuments and Our Present Moment with Kenny Hunter 52:02

8M ago52:02

52:02

Scottish sculptor Kenny Hunter joins Lucy Branch to discuss the power of public monuments in our fast-paced world. From his first transformative touch of clay to his acclaimed public works, Kenny reveals why he sees sculptures as "phantoms looking down on the city" and shares insights on the theatrical quality of public art, where static figures si…

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Sculpture That Will Make You Feel Everything With Dr Susan Owens 49:21

8M ago49:21

49:21

Today on the show, Lucy Branch interviews Dr. Susan Owens, author, independent scholar and former curator of paintings at the V&A about her recent article in Country Life magazine titled "Time Stands Still" which takes readers on a tour of Britain through 50 monuments. They discuss the significance of some of the UK's public monuments, their cultur…

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The Monumental Impact of The Piccirilli Brothers with John Belardo 46:32

9M ago46:32

46:32

In today's episode, ⁠Lucy Branch⁠, speaks with sculptor ⁠John Belardo ⁠about the remarkable Piccirilli brothers, six Italian immigrant sculptors who revolutionized American monumental sculpture in the early 20th century. John shares his 25-year journey researching these master craftsmen who created some of America's most iconic monuments while rema…

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The Art of War with Sabin Howard 48:44

9M ago48:44

48:44

The Art of War with Sabin Howard In this episode, we sit down with sculptor Sabin Howard, the artist behind America's World War I Memorial in Washington D.C. From an unexpected creative awakening in a Philadelphia woodworking shop to creating one of the most significant public artworks of our time, Howard shares his extraordinary journey and philos…

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Sculpting Scottish Stories with Alan Beattie Herriot 42:11

10M ago42:11

42:11

Today on the show, Lucy Branch talks to one of Scotland's most important figurative public sculptors, Alan Beattie Herriot. In this episode, we explore his journey from playing in bands to fund his art, to creating iconic works like the Robert the Bruce at Marischal College and The Elizabeth Sword for the Scottish Crown. Together, we explore how hi…

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Statuemania! 42:54

10M ago42:54

42:54

Today on this solo-show, Lucy Branch, dives into Statumania - a time that saw Britain experience an unprecedented surge in public monument creation. This phenomenon reflected the era's civic pride, wealth, and desire to commemorate historical figures. Join us to be inspired by Sculpture. The fantastic books used to support this episode were: London…

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For The Love of Sculpture with The Pneuma Art Foundation 40:28

10M ago40:28

40:28

A Happy New Year Episode for Sculpture Vultures everywhere. Host, Lucy Branch, interviews Brett Colbert, co-founder of the The Pneuma Art Foundation based in Florence. Brett shares his unique journey from medical school and seminary to founding Pneuma with his wife Olivia. He describes how Pneuma supports artists and sculptors in their professional…

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Merry and Bright: Public Sculpture That Lights Up Our World with Ben Broadbent 45:39

11M ago45:39

45:39

In this special Christmas episode, ⁠Lucy Branch⁠ is joined by professional sculptor, Ben Broadbent, who runs Apex Art Services and has over 20 years experience in casting and sculpting. They discuss their shared passion for sculpture, the challenges and rewards of being a sculptor, and how their different art forms offer solace and inspiration. The…

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Jonathan Hateley: A Sculptor's Dance With Time And Nature 48:11

11M ago48:11

48:11

In this episode, Lucy Branch delves into the artistic journey of Jonathan Hateley, a talented sculptor whose passion for art began early in his life. Hear about his mentors, his challenges, and the pivotal moments that shaped his artistic career. Jonathan also discusses his unique artistic style, the influence of nature on his work, and the develop…

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Sculpting National Treasures with Hywel Pratley 45:12

12M ago45:12

45:12

In this episode of Sculpture Vulture, host Lucy Branch interviews British sculptor Hywel Pratley. The episode covers Hywel's journey from teaching English to becoming a prominent sculptor, culminating in his recent public commission of a statue of Queen Elizabeth II. They discuss the challenges and criticisms of public sculpture, the role of art in…

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Exploring Heroism in Sculpture with Basil Watson 39:40

12M ago39:40

39:40

Today, Lucy Branch, talks to Jamaican-born sculptor Basil Watson. Known for his dynamic and heroic sculptures, Watson shares his journey from a drawing enthusiast to becoming Jamaica's leading sculptor. He discusses his creative process, the influence of his father Barrington Watson, and the inspiration drawn from human stories and athletic dynamis…

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Bronze in the 19th and 20th Century 33:47

1y ago33:47

33:47

Today on the show, we are on to the final episode of our first book club book, Bronze, which accompanied an exhibition by the Royal Academy in 2012. This essay written by Patrick Elliot covers the evolution of bronze in the 19th and 20th centuries. Join us and BE INSPIRED BY SCULPTURE. You can findall the past interviews at ⁠sculpturevulture.co.uk …

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The Origins of Large Bronze Sculpture 31:23

1y ago31:23

31:23

Today on the show, Lucy Branch, continues to look at the origins of large bronze sculpture through the essays collected in the book, Bronze, published by The Royal Academy of Art in 2012. Frieze Sculpture EXPO is now in Regents Park and Leonora Carrington's bronze sculpture is there to enjoy. If you would like to check out the personal development …

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Public Sculpture Coalville To Indianapolis 37:21

1y ago37:21

37:21

Today is a solo show, Lucy Branch discusses her involvement with the restoration of Robert Thomas's sculpture of Mother and Child in Coalville which was featured on BBC News, and her admiration of the new sculpture by Kimberley Sue McNeelan, The Light Shines Through in Indianapolis. This is the first episode of The Sculpture Vulture Book Club - Luc…

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Animal Sculpture With Tanya Russell 50:20

1y ago50:20

50:20

Today on the podcast, ⁠Lucy Branch⁠, speaks to Tanya Russell MRBS, about a life of sculpture, setting up The Art Academy in London Bridge and what it really takes to be a professional sculptor. In the introduction, Lucy discusses her thoughts on how 'excusitus' can impact big dreams, taken from the book, The Magic of Thinking Big, by David Schwartz…

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Sculpting Colour With Romany Mark Bruce 40:34

1y ago40:34

40:34

Today on the podcast, Lucy Branch, speaks to Romany Mark Bruce about his career and inspiration. The creation of, The Brighton and Hove Aids Memorial, a decade ago was a significant commission for him personally and professionally. Romany reflects on the hand of fate and his life as a professional artist and sculptor. Romany has an exhibition in Ha…

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Ray Lonsdale MAN OF STEEL 42:25

1y ago42:25

42:25

Today, Lucy Branch, speaks to Ray Lonsdale, steel fabricator turned sculptor from County Durham. His works come from a desire to create for emotion rather than function. His sculpture touches people with even his first piece in Co. Durham, Eleven-O-One aka Tommy, being adopted by the locals who couldn't live without it and raised money for its purc…

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More Than A Muse: Maud Gonne with Orna Ross 39:52

1+ y ago39:52

39:52

Today, Lucy Branch, is talking to Orna Ross, about her Kickstarter campaign to create a monument for the social activist, writer and patron, Maud Gonne. She is often seen as WB Yates' muse but Orna discusses how she was so much more than that. Join us and BE INSPIRED BY SCULPTUREIf you would like to support the show this week, please donate £1 to t…

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Professional To Legend: Henry Moore with Richard Calvocoressi 50:30

1+ y ago50:30

50:30

In this episode, host Lucy Branch sits down with acclaimed art historian and curator, Richard Calvocoressi. Richard has held prestigious roles at institutions like Tate, The Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, and The Henry Moore Foundation, where he served as Director. He shares insights into the important work of the Henry Moore Foundation, …

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Art and Craft in London's Lost Department Stores with Tessa Boase 45:31

1+ y ago45:31

45:31

London's Edwardian Department Stores are filled with sculpture, craft and design. Today, Lucy Branch and Tessa Boase, discuss their shared love of this subject and the decline of these titans of retail. If you'd like a copy of Tessa's book - London's Lost Department Stores: A Vanished World of Dazzle and Dreams can be bought here. You can find the …

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Roy Noakes' Creative Journey, Legacy Challenges and Dynamic Abstract Sculpture 42:59

1+ y ago42:59

42:59

In this episode, Lucy Branch, delves into the life and legacy of sculptor, Roy Noakes, whose journey from a humble East End background to a profound artist is as inspiring as it is instructive. Our guest, Biddy Noakes, shares her personal and intimate perspective on Roy's evolution as an artist, from his early days as an apprentice carver to his de…

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Update 2024 16:33

1+ y ago16:33

16:33

Today, ⁠⁠Lucy Branch ⁠⁠brings us an update after a break of almost two years. Find out what has been occurring since the last interview. Catch-up with show host and hear about what's next for Sculpture Vulture. Join us and BE INSPIRED BY SCULPTURE. The books mentioned in this episode are ⁠Seven Summers⁠ by Paige Toon and ⁠Wax On Wax Off - How To Ca…

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Other Dimensions, Free-Drawing and Monumental Bronze Sculpture with David Breuer-Weil 41:57

3+ y ago41:57

41:57

Today, Lucy Branch talks to David Breuer-Weil who is a painter and sculptor. His works have been installed in major public spaces in London including Hampstead Heath, Hanover Square, Grosvenor Gardens, Marble Arch and around the world. His work can’t help but stop you in your tracks – it’s not of this world, it’s fragmented parts, it’s out of anoth…

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Gatekeepers, Having A Big Family and Figurative Sculpture with Nicola Godden 41:09

3+ y ago41:09

41:09

Today, Lucy Branch, talks to, Nicola Godden, who is a figurative sculptor. Although the majority of her work Is for private owners, she has created well known and well loved monuments including Icarus for London 2012 Olympic Village, Sir Peter Scott sculpture for London Wildfowl and Wetlands Centre in barnes and Hammersmith Man on the Hammersmith f…

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Medieval guilds, To Thine Own Self Be True and Public Sculpture with Mark Richards 37:41

3+ y ago37:41

37:41

Today, Lucy Branch talks to Mark Richards whose list of public monuments is vast including, The Matthew Flinders Monument in Euston Station, The Vernon monument, Portsmouth, The Roger Casement Statue in Ireland, The Big Tom McBride Sculpture in Co Monaghan among many others. We discuss the role of medieval guilds in his career choice, his moral com…

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Protective Coatings For Bronze And Bronze Maintenance Frequency 30:18

4y ago30:18

30:18

Today, Lucy Branch, discusses Protective Coatings for Bronze, in this practical conservation episode. It's the No 1 question we get asked at Antique Bronze along with, How Frequently Should We Maintain Our Bronze Sculpture? Both questions have lots of factors to consider and, there's no easy answer. Join us and BE INSPIRED BY SCULPTURE. You can fin…

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The Sculptor Within, Self-Doubt and Portrait Sculpture with Christine Charlesworth 43:30

4y ago43:30

43:30

Today, Lucy Branch talks to Christine Charlesworth who specializes in figurative and portrait sculptures. She's an Elected member of the Society of Women Artists, and The Royal British Society of Sculptors. She was one of the Official Artists with BT from 2010 leading up to and including 2012 Olympics. In 2021 alone, she has completed public commis…

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Gaining Traction, Finding Your Niche and Equestrian Sculpture with Charlie Langton 37:55

4y ago37:55

37:55

Today on the podcast, Lucy Branch, talks to Charlie Langton who is one of the most sought-after equine artists of our time. His sculptures revels in the difference in attitude, character and physicality that sets champion racehorses apart. He has undertaken major commissions of famous racehorses including his over-life-size bronze tribute to four-t…

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Themes in Public Sculpture in 2021 45:47

4y ago45:47

45:47

In today's episode, a VERY special guest and I, discuss themes in sculpture that have arisen for us in 2021. We have our say on the 'retain and explain' policy for historic monuments and discuss the need for standards around commissioning public sculpture. We talk about the do's and don'ts of signing away your copyright and when to be ballsy about …

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Consistent Discipline, Classical Balance and Contemporary Figurative Sculpture with David Williams-Ellis 35:18

4y ago35:18

35:18

Merry Christmas to All The Sculpture Vultures Out There In The World! Today, Lucy Branch, talks to, David Williams-Ellis, contemporary sculptor whose works are inspired by Romanticism. His work is in private collections all over the world and can be seen dominating public spaces and flagship buildings from Scone Palace in Perthshire to the IFC Buil…

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Building Momentum, Storytelling and Commemorative Sculpture with James Butler 37:10

4y ago37:10

37:10

Today on the podcast, Lucy Branch talks to, James Butler, the legendary sculptor, who has created a dizzying list of magnificent monumental commemorative sculptures in bronze. He was elected a Royal Academician in 1972, a Member of the Royal West of England Academy in 1980 and Fellow of the Royal Society of British Sculptors in 1981. His portfolio …

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Creating Opportunity, Serendipity and Contemporary Public Sculpture with Peter Newman 39:23

4y ago39:23

39:23

Today, Lucy Branch talks to sculptor, Peter Newman, on the podcast. Peter has exhibited in Trafalgar Square, the Royal Festival Hall and the Hayward Gallery in London, the Turner Contemporary in Margate and at the Guggenheim Museum in Venice. His work was projected onto the exterior of the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, in Kanazawa, Japan…

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The Business of Sculpture, International Markets and Portrait Sculpture with Laury Dizengremel 37:13

4y ago37:13

37:13

Today, Lucy Branch talks to Laury Dizengremel, the international portrait sculptor, who is a finalist in the Emily Williamson campaign. Laury has had a full career and is the creator of many public sculptures including Capability Brown, Tony Byrne the Olympic Boxing medalist and Sir George Carteret in St Peters, Jersey. Laury discusses her creative…

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Genteel Activism, Community Projects and Bronze Sculpture with Clare Abbatt 39:28

4y ago39:28

39:28

Today, Lucy Branch talks to Clare Abbatt, a bronze sculptor who has undertaken commissions for Wicksteed Park, St Mary Magdalene Church, Northamptonshire and All Saints Church, Earls Barton. Currently, she has a bronze sculpture short-listed for the Emily Williamson Campaign. Clare discusses her creative journey, the inspiring story behind her entr…

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What Oliver Tambo's Monument Can Teach Sculptors 28:19

4y ago28:19

28:19

Today on, The Sculpture Vulture Podcast, Lucy Branch talks about what the monument to Oliver Tambo in Haringey can teach sculptors about bronze. This is one of the practical episodes in the series created to educate those in the field of sculpture about what to expect from bronzes located in the public realm. Join us and BE INSPIRED BY SCULPTURE. Y…

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