Genesis Foundation Podcast Series

En podcast af: Genesis Foundation

In the lead up to the Genesis Foundation's 20th anniversary in 2021, ARTISTIC MINDS will share twenty episodes of conversations between leading figures in the world of arts and culture, including theatre, visual art and classical music. Presented and produced by broadcaster James Jolly

Our American listeners can also listen to Genesis Foundation Podcast Series at our American site

17 Episoder

George Turvey and Samuel Bailey on the vital role of mentoring
Publicerades 2022-02-03

George Prochnik and Guy Stagg on biographical writing
Publicerades 2021-12-14
Tracy Chevalier and Dr Karen Skinazi on delving into the past through fiction
Publicerades 2021-11-23
Jennifer Tang and Abdul Shayek on earning from your art unapologetically
Publicerades 2021-07-06
Jamie Njoku-Goodwin and Ed Vaizey on reviving Britain’s cultural sector
Publicerades 2021-05-12
Farooq Chaudhry and Viviana Durante on finding your artistic voice in the world of dance and embracing risk
Publicerades 2021-03-03
Rufus Norris and Nina Steiger on the need for more UK music theatre and developing new work at the National Theatre
Publicerades 2021-01-05
Young professionals special: Harry Christophers with Genesis Sixteen alumni Sarah Latto, James Way and Jamie Wright on using innovation to rise to the challenges of Covid-19 as conductors and singers
Publicerades 2020-12-03
Sir Simon Rattle and The Lord Mayor of the City of London on overcoming Covid-19 in the creative sector and cultivating a diverse generation of artistic talent
Publicerades 2020-10-20
David Lan and Roger Robinson on the trials and tribulations of writing and diversifying theatre
Publicerades 2020-07-16
Rupert Goold and James Graham on the importance of theatre and what it takes to write "big plays"
Publicerades 2020-06-11
Kwame Kwei-Armah and Sir David Adjaye on reinvention, revolution and homecoming mid-lockdown
Publicerades 2020-05-11
Rebecca Salter and Barry Smale on building-up one's resilience as an artist and how to navigate rejection
Publicerades 2020-03-25
Alexander Armstrong and Harry Christophers on the benefits of singing and the future of choral music
Publicerades 2020-01-29
Grayson Perry and Hadrian Garrard on why it is important that artistic creation is rooted in community and affordable art
Publicerades 2019-12-11
Sir James MacMillan and Cardinal Vincent Nichols on the Holy Spirit and MacMillan's Fifth Symphony
Publicerades 2019-07-29
John Studzinski CBE and Jan Dalley on the ethics of philanthropy and nurturing artistic leadership
Publicerades 2019-07-29

17 Episoder

George Turvey and Samuel Bailey on the vital role of mentoring

George Prochnik and Guy Stagg on biographical writing

Tracy Chevalier and Dr Karen Skinazi on delving into the past through fiction

Jennifer Tang and Abdul Shayek on earning from your art unapologetically

Jamie Njoku-Goodwin and Ed Vaizey on reviving Britain’s cultural sector

Farooq Chaudhry and Viviana Durante on finding your artistic voice in the world of dance and embracing risk

Rufus Norris and Nina Steiger on the need for more UK music theatre and developing new work at the National Theatre

Young professionals special: Harry Christophers with Genesis Sixteen alumni Sarah Latto, James Way and Jamie Wright on using innovation to rise to the challenges of Covid-19 as conductors and singers

Sir Simon Rattle and The Lord Mayor of the City of London on overcoming Covid-19 in the creative sector and cultivating a diverse generation of artistic talent

David Lan and Roger Robinson on the trials and tribulations of writing and diversifying theatre

Rupert Goold and James Graham on the importance of theatre and what it takes to write "big plays"

Kwame Kwei-Armah and Sir David Adjaye on reinvention, revolution and homecoming mid-lockdown

Rebecca Salter and Barry Smale on building-up one's resilience as an artist and how to navigate rejection

Alexander Armstrong and Harry Christophers on the benefits of singing and the future of choral music

Grayson Perry and Hadrian Garrard on why it is important that artistic creation is rooted in community and affordable art

Sir James MacMillan and Cardinal Vincent Nichols on the Holy Spirit and MacMillan's Fifth Symphony

John Studzinski CBE and Jan Dalley on the ethics of philanthropy and nurturing artistic leadership