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Conversations with creative people about the joys, challenges and mundane moments of pursuing an artistic life, hosted by Brea Robertson and Poppy Rose.

20/10/2021

⭐ The Power of Female Comicality ⭐ Ever heard of post-porn clowning? Soon it will become a household term when ABA NAIA take over the world with their incredible Berlin-based Latin-American-European performance collective!

🎧 Listen to our conversation with ABA NAIA now: https://soundcloud.com/art-workconversation/the-power-of-female-comicality

This week we had the honour of speaking with Teija and Jaika, two members of ABA NAIA. Since 2017, the collective have been exploring topics of sexuality with a comedic approach.

With tools of post-porn clowning they question gender norms and its expectations, as well as the myths and stereotypes of femininity and desire.

In this episode, Teija and Jaika tell us about how practising things that make us feel awkward help to normalise it, how powerful comedy is when venturing into awkward or difficult topics of conversation, and how important vulnerability is when wanting to be funny… the clown helps us see a reflection of ourselves in our most vulnerable place.

🎧 Listen to the episode now wherever you get your podcasts: linktr.ee/art.work

29/09/2021

⭐ The Joys and Challenges of Being a Screen Actor ⭐ Ever wondered what it's like to be part of a huge Netflix show production? Our artist today is actor and singer Sam Otto, who plays John Osweiller in the hit Netflix drama, Snowpiercer TV.

👂 Listen to the episode now: https://soundcloud.com/art-workconversation/the-joys-challenges-of-being-a-screen-actor

Sam studied at Drama School London, but left his course early to perform in Richard Wilson’s ‘Fracked!’ at Chichester Festival Theatre. He then secured the lead role in Peter Kosminsky’s explosive drama, ‘The State’, in which 4 young British citizens journey to Syria to join ISIS. The show went on to receive a BAFTA nomination in the miniseries category.

In this episode we talk about finding your voice when working on a big studio tv production as a relative newcomer, maintaining a creative practice outside the ‘job’, how Sam is navigating how to make the most of his colour and race when auditioning for roles, without being defined by it... and so much more.

We loved meeting Sam and felt really honoured at how candidly he shared with us about his acting journey.

👂Listen to the episode now wherever you get your podcasts: linktr.ee/art.work

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27/08/2021

⭐ Celebrating The Messiness of the Artistic Process ⭐ Creating is not a perfect, linear journey; and today we talk all about embracing the imperfections in our process with Danish-born, Berlin-based movement artist, singer and musician, Kat Polar.

🎧 Listen to the episode now: https://soundcloud.com/art-workconversation/celebrating-the-messiness-of-the-artistic-process

As an artist and creator Kat's passion is to be what she creates, to observe and live inside of it.

She also explores the discipline of resisting the "fast-pace" production that is all consuming in our capitalist world, especially when it comes to promoting and sharing your art as a polished and perfect product on social media.

In this episode we talk about entering the flow state while creating, the balance between being an artist and having to exist in a capitalist world, how to be authentic on social media, and how as artists we have the power to create our own realities... including our definition of success.

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04/08/2021

Can you be a parent AND start a career as an independent artist? Our artist today is German singer-songwriter, producer, and father, Robert Horace, who tells about his journey of fatherhood and building a career in music.

Listen to the episode now: https://soundcloud.com/art-workconversation/balancing-parenthood-and-a-career-in-the-arts

In 2018, Robert left his full time job as a chef to pursue his dream of being a musician. He dove into the deep end of releasing his first EP ‘Take Off’ while learning all about branding, performing, writing and adapting to life as an artist. It was also at that time that Robert and his girlfriend decided to have a baby.

In this episode Robert candidly shares with us the joys and challenges of balancing life as a parent and an independent musician, the importance of building an authentic brand, and we talk about how we cannot "fail" being artists.

Robert is the first parent we have talked to on the podcast, and we are so excited to share his story. For any artists considering having children, or for parents who are trying to balance their career and parenthood, we hope that Robert’s story encourages you and assures you that you’re not alone.

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21/07/2021

🌊 Creating Ocean-Inspired Art with an Ethical Conscience 🌊 with Island Ceramics

Listen now: https://soundcloud.com/art-workconversation/creating-ocean-inspired-art-with-an-ethical-conscience

What's your main inspiration for your art? For Ellie, it's the ocean. Photographing the sea and its many moods has been her creative outlet since she was young. This flowed into the creation of Island Ceramics where she creates beautiful ceramic tableware pieces inspired by the tones and textures to be found around the coastline of Shetland, the most northerly islands in Scotland.

In this episode we talk about how to get started in a creative business, the importance that nature has in our creative process, fully believing in the art that you are making, and how we can support artists who are committed to sustainability and protecting our Earth.

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And check out Ellie's gorgeous work: www.islandceramics.co.uk/

08/07/2021

⭐ How to Create Your Own Opportunities as an Independent Artist ⭐

Ever wondered about how to get your songs on TV shows? Or wanted to write lullabies for new parents? Or used music and sound as a way to connect with people dementia? Or tuned pianos? Or written grant applications?...... Laura's done it all and more!

As well as being a touring musician, she has created soooo many opportunities for herself along her musical journey and she tells us all about it in this week's episode of the Art-Work podcast.

🎧 Listen now: https://soundcloud.com/art-workconversation/how-to-create-your-own-opportunities

Laura Reznek is a London-based Canadian songwriter, performer, and multi-instrumentalist. She has also balanced many other roles within the music industry along the way - whatever keeps her in the world of music, she is happy to try!

Her song, You Are Bad, was featured on the Netflix drama, Tiny Pretty Things () and she tells us about the independent approach she took to getting her song placed on the show.

In this episode, we talk about how the pandemic has affected touring musicians in ways we never expected, how to deal with writer's block, her upcoming album, some of the amazing community music projects Laura is involved with and creating, and so much more.

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23/06/2021

⭐ How is Shakespeare Still Relevant in Today's Theatre? ⭐

How can 450 year-old plays still have meaning in the theatre today? Charlie Dupré tells us how Shakespeare has hugely influenced his practice as a playwright, actor and spoken word artist.

🎧 Listen to the conversation now: https://soundcloud.com/art-workconversation/how-is-shakespeare-still-relevant-in-todays-theatre

has taken multiple shows to Edinburgh Fringe Festival including 'The Stories of Shakey P' which re-imagined Shakespeare as a playground battle rapper, and 'Macblair' which told the story of Tony Blair as a Macbeth-style tragicomedy. It played the Brighton and Edinburgh Fringes to critical success, and Charlie tells us all about his experience taking his independent shows to these festivals and shares some amazing practical tips of things he’s learnt along the way.

In the last couple of years Charlie has moved away from pursuing an acting career to discovering a love of playwriting. In this episode we talk about the importance of staying open to trying new things and how your path will reveal itself.

We also talk about Charlie’s love of Shakespeare and reinventing his stories and plays with a current and topical twist, how theatre can be an amazing space to open discussion about politics and other important issues (especially in today’s polarised climate), and we also get a special performance of some excerpts from his plays and some wonderful spoken word!

🎧 Listen to the episode now linktr.ee/art.work and subscribe for new conversations every other Wednesday!

09/06/2021

⭐Dismantling Social Constructs Within Music Production⭐ We need more female*, trans and non-binary music producers, and Ivy is creating a beautiful safe space for people of marginalised genders to nurture and develop their skills with her collective, Éclat Crew Berlin. Ivy tells us all about her collective, its purpose to provide a safe space for creating music, and how she secured funding for this amazing community venture.

🎧 Listen to the episode now https://soundcloud.com/art-workconversation/dismantling-social-constructs-within-music-production or here linktr.ee/art.work

Ivy Rossiter, also known as Yvois is an Aotearoa (New Zealand)-born, Berlin-based producer of warm, wonky beats and singer moody aural treats.

In this episode Ivy told us about the grieving process she went through when she let go of her past acoustic project, but how much joy her new path of electronic music has brought her.

We also talk about the deeply rooted belief that many women have when it comes to music technology and the importance of creating a safe space for marginalised communities to create.

26/05/2021

The Art-Work Podcast is officially 1 year old! 🎁🎂✨🎉😄 So we thought we'd celebrate with a fun, chatty, honest Q&A episode with your hosts, Brea & Poppy.

We talked about things like...

⭐ Where did the idea of starting the Art-Work podcast come from?
⭐ How do you even start a podcast?
⭐ How do you manage working with your best friend?
⭐ How do you find the artists to talk to?
⭐ What’s your favourite thing about being an artist?

And so much more!

We also feature some of the inspiring words of wisdom that our artists have shared in recent episodes as the sprinkles on top of the podcast birthday cake(and as a little reminder to go through our back catalogue and catch up on any conversations you've missed!)

🎧 Listen to the episode now: https://soundcloud.com/art-workconversation/1st-birthday-special

A huge huge thank you to all of the incredible artists we've had on the podcast over this past year. It's been a joy and a privilege to be able to share your stories and learn from your journey.

And huge huge thank you to you, our listeners. We're so grateful for your ongoing support with this project; keep listening, keep sharing it with your friends, and share it on your Instagram or your Facebook, so we can share these amazing and inspiring stories with as many ears as possible.

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19/05/2021

⭐ Writing & Performing Important Stories ⭐

🎧 Listen to the episode now: https://soundcloud.com/art-workconversation/telling-important-stories

This week we spoke with Theo Toksvig-Stewart about telling important stories. Theo is a writer and actor and the first play he wrote and performed in, Endless Second, deals with consent within a relationship.

Endless Second received multiple five-star reviews as well as being shortlisted for two awards at the 2019 Edinburgh Fringe. It was then commissioned as an audio adaptation which was transmitted on BBC Radio 4 in March 2021.

Alongside developing television ideas, Theo has been commissioned for a number of theatre projects and was part of the BBC Writersroom Drama Room scheme and the Minack Playwrights Programme.

We talked about so much in this episode: Theo reminds us that what we do does not inform our whole identity, how he’s managed to lay down boundaries between work and life, the importance of asking if you’re the right person to tell a story as a writer, and his experience of taking a show to Edinburgh Fringe.

🎧 Listen to our conversation now linktr.ee/art.work

12/05/2021

⭐ Building Authentic Connections in Your Industry ⭐

Let's talk about networking... or how about, building strong friendships with individual people beyond their job title? That's what Maanuni is all about.

🎧 Listen to the episode now: https://soundcloud.com/art-workconversation/building-authentic-connections-in-your-industry

Our artist today, Maanuni, is an Indian singer-songwriter, voice artist, and vocal coach. Her passion for music has paved the way to a successful career full of diversity: she has worked on the background scores of multiple Bollywood Movies and a Disney+ web series, collaborated with recording artists from many genres to release music, and is getting ready to release her very own music soon.

In this episode, Maanuni shares with us the importance of authentic networking and building friendships instead of ‘contacts’ in the music industry, the lessons she’s learned about taking care of her mental health, and she helps us reframe our outlook on “competition” from jealousy to celebration, appreciation and gratitude.

We also heard about how the pandemic has affected Maanuni and her family, and the reality of what it’s like living in India during this unfathomable time, especially from an independent artist’s perspective.

Maanuni is truly an incredibly wise woman and artist. We LOVED this conversation and we know you will too.

🎧 Listen to the episode now linktr.ee/art.work

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05/05/2021

⭐ Responding to Racism Through Visual Art ⭐ Where are you from? Do you eat kimchi every day? What Asian are you? These are all things Phoebe is asked on a regular basis, and she has used these daily racist and discriminatory remarks to inspire and title her incredible thought-provoking paintings.

Phoebe Kim is a Korean-Australian visual artist currently residing in Berlin. Her works are inspired by personal encounters and conversations that reflect on discrimination, racism and question self-identity.

In this episode we talk about how everyday racism has become the norm for Phoebe and how she responds to that through her art, what it’s like to move to a brand new city on the other side of the world to pursue a creative dream, and ways that Phoebe is making her art accessible for everyone - including her "Art To-Go" series of art works on coffee cups!

🎧 Listen to the episode now https://soundcloud.com/art-workconversation/responding-to-racism-through-visual-art

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28/04/2021

⭐The Healing Power of Sound ⭐ Have you experienced burnout? Do you know how healing sound can be? Molly Chinner, otherwise known as The Sunshine Yogini, tells us her story of transitioning from the high-paced life of being a touring musician, to slowing down and becoming a Yoga teacher, Sound Artist and Healer.

Listen to the episode now: https://soundcloud.com/art-workconversation/the-healing-power-of-sound

Molly lives in London, teaching the practice of Yoga as well as offering peaceful sound baths to her students using a variety of instruments, voice, vibrations and ambient sounds to enhance meditation and encourage healing from the inside out.

In this episode, Molly tells us all about sound baths, and the healing power sound vibrations have, especially when so many of us are living a tightly wound existence.

We also talk about having trust in yourself when facing decisions in your creative life, and how it’s important to have a holistic approach as an artist to protect ourselves from physical or emotional burnout.

Listen on Spotify/Apple Podcasts/YouTube/CastBox here: linktr.ee/art.work

21/04/2021

If you're in need of a passionate pep talk about how vital the arts are, and how each one of us has something extremely valuable to contribute, then this is the podcast for you!

Listen to the episode here: https://soundcloud.com/art-workconversation/how-vital-are-the-arts

This week we spoke with Rev Dr David William Parry, a published author, poet, dramatist, TEDx speaker, and q***r pastor of Valentine’s Hall, a Metropolitan Community Church Oasis founded in South London.

In this episode we talk about how we’ve never needed the arts more than right now, the power the arts have in bringing people from different lines of thought together, and we were even gifted an impromptu recitation of David’s first poem, Miranda!

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14/04/2021

⭐Celebrating Feminine Empowerment Through Burlesque ⭐

Could you leave a stable job to follow your heart and pursue your artistic passions? Do you embrace your body and your beautiful feminine energy - regardless of your gender?

This week we talk about all this and more, with the incredible multifaceted artist, Eléonore Clemente.

Eléonore is a French singer-songwriter, massage-therapist and Burlesque performer who one year ago quit her well-paid and stable job in the famous music software company, Ableton, to pursue her artistic passions.

In this episode we talk about the dilemma artists often face when juggling more than one passion or project... should I just choose ONE? Sometimes we need one to give us energy for the other; one to feed our souls, one to serve others, and so on.

We also talk about how empowering burlesque dancing has been for Eléonore by encouraging her to celebrate her beauty and her body in a safe space.

This episode really felt like a celebration of following your dreams, embracing who you are and learning to speak your truth. We absolutely loved it!

🎧 Listen now: https://soundcloud.com/art-workconversation/celebrating-feminine-empowerment-through-burlesque

Or on Spotify/ApplePodcasts: linktr.ee/art.work

Follow Eléonore's journey over on Instagram…

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Eléonore's Burlesque performer alter-ego Lilly Pop:

07/04/2021

shares some solid advice: focus on what you enjoy. Don’t put pressure on labelling yourself and your art, and don’t worry about making a profit at the start of your creative journey.

Instead focus your energy on what you love and building a family and a community around you who support you 1000000%.

We had such an incredible conversation with Asha in our latest episode of the podcast. Her journey is so inspiring: she couldn’t find the type of uplifting, empowering RnB music she wanted to hear, so she made it herself!

With no musical background or prior intentions of becoming a music artist, Asha’s desire to create empowering music has taken her on a journey she never expected. She now has over 40,000 monthly listeners on Spotify and her songs have been listened to well over 1.5 million times.

Listen to the full episode now in the link in our bio.

And be sure to follow Asha’s journey:

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31/03/2021

⭐ Knowing Your Why ⭐ Are you super clear on why you are creating your art?

In this episode we talk with faith-based RnB singer-songwriter Asha Elia about defining your why, and holding onto those reasons when you feel disillusioned by the industry, the importance of surrounding yourself with a like-minded supportive community, Asha’s experience of being a part of two worlds... the music industry and the Christian community, and how the artist’s journey is always a step by step process.

After finding a faith in Christianity while studying accounting, Asha Elia struggled to find the uplifting type of RnB music she wanted to listen to. So... she resolved to write it herself!

With no musical background or prior intentions of becoming a musician, Asha’s desire to create empowering music has taken her on a journey she never expected. She now has over 40,000 monthly listeners on Spotify and her songs have been listened to well over 1.5 million times.

🎧 Listen to the episode now: https://soundcloud.com/art-workconversation/knowing-your-why

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And be sure to follow Asha’s journey on Instagram:

24/03/2021

⭐ Challenging the Culture of Toxic Masculinity in the Music Industry ⭐

This week we spoke to Oh Papa, a Sheffield-based 4 piece band, made up of Jack, Ric, Felix and Phil, who blend together facets of Americana, soft rock, subtle surf and indie in their music.

Striving to change the perception of what it means to be an indie band from Yorkshire and dispel the toxic masculinity that has been prevalent in the indie rock scene, the members of Oh Papa actively take steps to challenge the culture they see around them.

In this episode we talk with lead singer, Jack, and drummer, Felix, about finding a balanced dynamic within a group creative project, addressing inclusivity within the music industry, dismantling ideas of toxicity and competition, and the importance of looking after your mental health when we are so often told to work harder.

🎧 Listen to the episode now: https://soundcloud.com/art-workconversation/challenging-the-culture-of-toxic-masculinity-in-the-music-industry

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@ashaelia shares some solid advice: focus on what you enjoy. Don’t put pressure on labelling yourself and your art, and don’t worry about making a profit at the start of your creative journey. Instead focus your energy on what you love and building a family and a community around you who support you 1000000%. We had such an incredible conversation with Asha in our latest episode of the podcast. Her journey is so inspiring: she couldn’t find the type of uplifting, empowering RnB music she wanted to hear, so she made it herself! With no musical background or prior intentions of becoming a music artist, Asha’s desire to create empowering music has taken her on a journey she never expected. She now has over 40,000 monthly listeners on Spotify and her songs have been listened to well over 1.5 million times. Listen to the full episode now in the link in our bio. And be sure to follow Asha’s journey: @ashaelia Find the podcast on your favourite podcast platform: https://linktr.ee/art.work

Are you using Instagram to your advantage to share your art with the world? Foxanne shares her top tips for using instagram as a powerful tool for artists in our latest episode of the podcast: consistency, engaging, and authenticity. Are you staying consistent with your posting? Are you engaging with your followers? Are you being yourself? For more Instagram tips and advice, I encourage you to follow @hannahissocialmcr I’ve learnt so much from her! Listen to Roxanne’s full episode in the link in our bio and subscribe for new episodes every Wednesday. Listen to the episode here: https://soundcloud.com/art-workconversation/instagram-as-an-artists-powerful-tool And subscribe for new episodes every Wednesday: linktr.ee/art.work

Sound on // Tessa tells us the story of how a close encounter with a bear (...okay it wasn’t a bear but she thought it was), in the Canadian forest, she found her name for her creative project, The Forest Floor. Tessa’s love and connection with nature shines through all of her creations, and at the moment she’s focussing on ceramics. These are some of her beautiful hand-crafted mugs. If you live in AUS and want one for your morning coffee, get in touch with her over at @theforestfloor__! She sells them through her Instagram for money, or in a trade for something you’ve made or a service you can offer. Follow Tessa's nature-inspired creative journey: https://www.instagram.com/theforestfloor__/ Listen to the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/art-workconversation/trading-to-build-a-stronger-creative-community And subscribe on your favourite podcast platform here: linktr.ee/art.work

Do you prefer being solo and getting to call all the shots on your creative projects, or collaborating with a group and working together to create something? Let us know in the comments! There are pros and cons to both, which is the theme of this week’s episode with Australian multi-instrumentalist, Jayris. He has a solo project AND is in 3 different bands, and he tells us how it’s a totally different creative experience for each project. Listen to the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/art-workconversation/pros-cons-of-solo-band-projects-as-a-multi-instrumentalist

Sound on 🔊 Love this analogy of your love for your art. If you're feeling stuck, let it go. Take a break, and if it comes back to you it was always yours and meant to be. Listen to the full episode through the link in our bio/stories. After stepping back from dance work to give herself some time to rest, travel and explore other options at the start of this year, dance came back to @katiekellyfitnessanddance in an amazing opportunity to teach and choreograph full time at a vocational school in Freiburg, South Germany. Find us on your favourite podcast platform at the link in our bio or by searching for "Art-Work".

Sound On 🔊 In our latest episode, Grace tells us how they use theatre to explore complex issues such as colourism within people of colour communities, with their theatre production @skin.deepproject. Theatre can connect people in such a magical way. Sharing stories and seeing yourself represented can have a huge impact. Grace is an incredible human with an incredible story to tell. Listen to the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/art-workconversation/exploring-colourism-intergenerational-conflict-through-theatre And find us on your favourite podcast platform here: linktr.ee/art.work or by searching for "Art-Work".

Sound On 🔊 Are you thinking about releasing your art to the world soon? Definitely listen to the latest episode of the podcast to hear Exquisite Corpse's story and collaborative journey to her debut EP release. We talked with Lily about all the feelings that come with releasing your first piece of art, that you're proud of and tied up with a bow, to the world. 🎁 And check out her debut EP "Lilith"! We play snippets of the songs throughout the episode, and all of the links are in the show notes to find "Lilith" on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube and SoundCloud. Listen to the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/art-workconversation/collaborating-to-create-a-debut-ep-release And find us on your favourite podcast platform here: linktr.ee/art.work Or by searching "Art-Work" on your favourite podcast platform.

Have you ever been to the theatre in a park? 🎭🌳 Holly is the director of Berlin-based feminist theatre company Thesmophoria - a group of 9 female and non-binary artists who came together to rework a hilarious yet powerful punk-pantomime feminist version of an Ancient Greek play. She's passionate about making theatre more accessible to people of all walks of life, so earlier this year they organised multiple socially distanced performances in outside spaces across Berlin. Brea and I went to one of the performances and wow. What a fun, moving, different kind of theatre experience!? Would definitely recommend following their journey! Listen to the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/art-workconversation/directing-independent-theatre-companies And find us on your favourite podcast platform here: linktr.ee/art.work or by searching for "Art-Work".

🔊 Sound on // One of the upsides of being an independent artist is being able to write and release your music solely for you. You don't have to write chart topping bangers if you don't want to. You can write from the heart, and you have the freedom to share your art with the world however you want, whenever you want. Becoming proud of what you create and share is a huge moment. This week we chatted with Freddie Dickson about his music journey and going from being signed to a major label, with pressure to create music to tick the label's boxes, and then transitioning to being an independent artist, where YOU call all the shots. To hear more, listen to the full conversation at the link in our bio or by searching 'Art-Work' on your favourite podcast platform.

Sound on! Do you need a Monday morning podcast to listen to? Zainab is an incredible woman who we had the absolute pleasure of having a conversation with on the latest episode of the Art-Work podcast. She tells us about how she uses music to connect with traumatised refugees across Europe in NGOs and refugee camps. There are huge refugee camps across Europe where families, unaccompanied minors and the elderly have waiting to be accepted into Europe for years. It's a devastating situation and one that needs our attention, especially since the fire in Moria a few weeks ago! Listen at the link in our bio or type 'Art-Work' into your favourite podcast platform. Follow @zainab.lax and her new movement @musicformoria as her musical community prepare to host events around Europe in an effort to raise much needed support for these neglected people. Listen to the full episode here: https://soundcloud.com/art-workconversation/music-therapy-in-refugee-camps Find us on your favourite podcast platform here: linktr.ee/art.work

Sound on 🔊 Would you love something in your wardrobe that is handmade with love and made with upcycled material? Then Naomi @sew_littletime on Instagram is your gal!! Naomi makes beautiful clothes from bed sheets, old curtains and more. She also has a YouTube channel where she makes DIY tutorials for you to upcycle some of the old clothes in your wardrobe to make them feel new again 👗👚✂️ Listen to the full episode at the link in our bio!

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Art-Work Podcast is born!

After two years of supporting each other’s music projects to tour across Europe and the UK, and the inability to do that in 2020 due to Covid-19, Brea Robertson and Poppy Rose decided to work on a project they could do closer to home. Art-Work the podcast was born!

Why Art-Work?

We want to provide a platform for multi-disciplinary artists to share their work, their passion and their journey with a broader audience. We hope that people from all backgrounds will hear these stories and gain a deeper understanding into the minds, the life and the process of creative people from all over the world. We also want to shine a spotlight on independent artists who are not well known, to celebrate their stories and challenge the idea that to be successful in the arts, you need notoriety.

So far, we have been amazed at the conversation we’ve had with artists from Canada, England, Norway and India. Stories of challenging social systems in India to pursue their passion, using the arts to fight political battles in Norway and more.