The Art of Being an Art Student

In the final episode of this term, I am speaking with the 2020 Freeland's Painting Prize winner and Lancaster Fine Art graduate, Georgina Harris.

Being part of the last generation of executives on the Up North Arts Society, Georgina has come back to tell us about her journey from a 1st year art student, to the founder of the Morecombe-based art collective, 'The Gap'. She draws on her inspirations and techniques for her large-scale, abstract landscapes and gives advice on how to approach them. We also get a glimpse into what Georgina is currently working on, and her ambitions for the future. 

Thank you so much, Georgina!

In the fifth episode of the season, I'm talking to the three curators of the 'Confessions of an Art Student' podcast: Francesca Fryer, Niamh Belle and Darcy Simon. 

Francesca, Niamh and Darcy all study Fine Art at the University of Leeds. They gave their insight into each of their artistic backgrounds, their reasons for choosing art and their thoughts on whether it's worth going to university to study an art degree.

We recorded two episodes; one for my podcast and one for theirs! The 'Confessions of an Art Student' podcast releases new episodes every Thursday and is available on most audio platforms - so be sure to check it out!

Grab a brew and tune in! 

The audio in this episode may be difficult to hear as we were experiencing technical difficulties. Apologies for that. 

*This episode may include swearing*

In this episode, I'm talking to my brother, Adam Wynne: an ex film student who is exploring his career as a filmmaker. Adam knows what it's like to be a young art student, and gives valuable advice on how to navigate the creative industries during and after you graduate.

If you'd like to follow Adam's journey, be sure to follow his Instagram @red_yeti_films.

*This episode may include swearing*

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I talk to art student, Chloe Tam about her academic art journey from her youth in Hong Kong, to university life in Lancaster. We discuss the concept of inspiration & vulnerability, and explore Chloe's favourite resources for acquiring motivation and defeating toxic perfectionism. 

In this episode, we're talking to Biology student (and friend), Olivia Tugulea on why she chose to study science over art. We talked about our fears of being caught between our passions and gave our advice on how to balance both. We also discuss how COVID-19 has effected our university experience and ways to cope with isolation during lockdown.

[DISCLAIMER: This episode was recorded last year and may contain swearing and mature content]

In this episode, we're talking to Aous Hamoud, who is currently the acting president of the Up North Arts Society (UNA) at Lancaster University. Aous talks about his creative journey; why he chose to get involved with UNA, and gives advice for those choosing a degree in Art.