Sarah E James & Matthew Bowman
May 11, 202659m0
Sarah E James explains why political action always falls to individual artists, Matthew Bowman discusses Lucia Pizzani’s exhibition at Focal Point Gallery.
Hosted by Art Monthly · 🇺🇸 US · EN-UK · 179 episodes
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Art Monthly's regular visual art discussion programme presented by Matt Hale and Chris McCormack broadcast by Resonance FM. Each month writers from the London-based contemporary art magazine discuss topics featured in the current issue.
Art Monthly hosts Art Monthly Talk Show, a arts show with 179 episodes published.
Sarah E James explains why political action always falls to individual artists, Matthew Bowman discusses Lucia Pizzani’s exhibition at Focal Point Gallery.
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