The Herbert Art Gallery & Museum Podcast

Martin Roberts and Ali Wells from the Herbert's Collections team talk with artist Cora Sehgal Cuthbert about the artwork she is creating for the Herbert's collection and the Herbert's approach to collecting as...

<p>To mark the opening of The Addis X Coventry Photographic exhibition at Herbert, Community Coordinator, Indy Donald speaks to Curatorial Manager, Martin Roberts and Emmanuelle Henry-Cottrell of House of Emanuel I&I...

<p>In this episode, Kerrie Suteu and Jack Nelson of The Herbert speak to Nicola Schauerman of Genetic Moo about the new digital interactive exhibition, Microworld, that has opened at The Herbert; discussing...

<p>Marianne Taviner and Nicola Richardson, who together are Vortex Creates, get together to talk about their show, Joy… Inspired by nature, which many of you will have visited over the summer. Discussing what inspired...

<p>On this edition of the Herbert Podcast we take a look at the amazing new exhibition at Herbert Art Gallery & Museum, Collection Coventry which is open until April 2025. To mark this, we talked to Ali and Martin, who...

<p>In order to mark the opening of the new exhibition at the Herbert, After The End of History: British Working Class Photography 1989 - 2024, we sat down with curator of the show, Johny Pitts, and local documentary...

<p>In this second episode of the City is Full of Noises series of podcasts, Jack and Dom speak to synthesiser designer and Coventry local, Rick Holt, founder of Frequency Central, about how he found is way into the...

<p>Inspired by Wildlife Photographer of the Year, we talk to Warwickshire Wildlife Trust about capturing nature in photographs and what we can do to help nature and wildlife.</p> <p>Ian Jelley, Director of Landscape...

<p >Join curator Ali Wells and community member and social historian Mark Johnson in a discussion about the history of the Jewish community in Coventry, focussing on the 19th century watchmakers.</p> <p >Hear about a...

<p>The City is Full of Noises is an annual festival of electronic music that takes place at Herbert Art Gallery & Museum. In the first episode of this series, Jack speaks to Dom, one of the founders of the festival...

<p>How do landscape paintings reinforce or challenge traditional power structures? </p> <p>Drawing on both Eastern and Western art traditions, British-Chinese artist Gordon Cheung encourages us to question the...

<p>What does home mean to you? From childhood memories to national identities, Sophie Ernst’s HOME explores what the idea represents to people who have been forced to leave their homes behind. </p> <p> </p> <p>Over...

<p>From family recipes and rituals to snacks on the street, food plays a huge part in shaping our identities and structuring our day-to-day lives. It’s part of the power of Sofia Karim’s Turbine Bagh series, which...

<p>How do we build the kind of world we want to live in? In the first episode of our Divided Selves podcast, artist, architect and activist Sofia Karim explores the structures that uphold power in societies – both...

<p>How do we build the kind of world we want to live in? In the first episode of our Divided Selves podcast, artist, architect and activist Sofia Karim explores the structures that uphold power in societies – both...