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Where do ideas come from? And what does it mean to create something in today’s world? Join the art historian and director of London's Design Museum, Tim Marlow, as he makes sense of it all in conversation with the biggest names in art, design and architecture. Making Sense: Conversations on Creativity is a Cultureshock Podcast, available wherever you get your podcasts. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Cultureshock hosts Making Sense, a arts show with 7 episodes published.
The British painter Rose Wylie was born in 1934 and is one of the most celebrated artists working today. Pop culture, art history and everyday moments have equal footing in her expressive, messy paintings. She welcomes T
From illegal welding jobs to big brand collaborations, the American artist Tom Sachs has been devoted to expanding the field of sculpture for 30 years. In this week’s episode of Making Sense: Conversations on Creativity,
The renowned ceramicist Magdalene Odundo joins Tim Marlow on this week’s episode of Making Sense: Conversations on Creativity to discuss the deep connection between clay and the human body, the importance of vessels thro
On this week’s episode of Making Sense: Conversations on Creativity Tim is a little closer to home, speaking to Thomas Heatherwick at his London studio. From his fascination with making and fixing objects as a child, to
The Chinese artist and activist Ai Weiwei is known globally for his powerful, frequently political works. He sits down with Tim Marlow to discuss his life and career, including his early childhood in the Gobi desert and
For the first episode of Making Sense, host Tim Marlow (art historian and director of the Design Museum, London) travels to New York to speak with the world’s best-known performance and conceptual artist, Marina Abramovi
Launching Tuesday 25 November 2025. Where do ideas come from? And what does it mean to create something in today’s world? Join the art historian and director of London's Design Museum, Tim Marlow, as he makes sense of it
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Making Sense is hosted by Cultureshock. The show is categorised under arts (society) and has published 7 episodes.
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