That's Creative Podcast

In this podcast, the hosts Annie, Gareth, and Jess battle it out with Halloween and Christmas - What one is better, and who will win? Listen and find out!

Special thanks to Lance Casely-Hayford who produced our wonderful podcast music.

We record all sessions at the London Art Bar so please excuse the sound quality and any background noises. Thank you for listening.

In this podcast, the hosts Annie, Gareth, and Jess discuss how immersive experiences have taken over. What is immersion and how can they make for an unforgettable experience?

Special thanks to Lance Casely-Hayford who produced our wonderful podcast music.

We record all sessions at the London Art Bar so please excuse the sound quality and any background noises. Thank you for listening.

In this podcast, the hosts Annie, Gareth, and, Jess battle it out comparing artists such as Andy Warhol, Yayoi Kusama, and Arthur Rackham. Who will win? Listen to find out!

Special thanks to Lance Casely-Hayford who produced our wonderful podcast music.

We record all sessions at the London Art Bar so please excuse the sound quality and any background noises. Thank you for listening.

Welcome Back to us and a new season of That's Creative! Yay!

In this podcast, the hosts Annie, Gareth, and Jess discuss the relationship between AI and creativity. We dive deep into discussing, the authenticity of AI art, is it meaningful? Can Ai take over the creative industry?

Special thanks to Lance Casely-Hayford who produced our wonderful podcast music.

We record all sessions at the London Art Bar so please excuse the sound quality and any background noises. Thank you for listening.

Creative activities have a strong reputation for being calming and relaxing. We were lucky to sit and talk to Rosie Hill about her experience from being an artist to her adventures at music festivals and discovering all about her retreats. So what does artist, yoga, and meditation leader Rosie Hill have to say about it all?

How does someone go about curating an exhibit? How do you find the right artists for your show? Gain a fantastic insight into how to go all about curating in the art world. In this episode, we spoke to exhibition curator and Green politician Jarelle Francis about art, work, and politics.

Thank you Enjoy!

Where does street art come from? What’s it all about? What’s within the law and what’s not? In this episode we spoke to street artist Tom Blackford (tag Inkfetish), and he answered all your burning questions about this edgy art form. Tom’s a practicing street artist and designer. He talked us through the way he approaches his work and what life is like as an artist in 2020.

Again, please forgive sound quality. Thank you & enjoy!

One of the exciting things about being involved in a small business like PopUp painting is being able to meet other people in similar positions. A few years ago at one of our events we met Flo Broughton, founder of ChocOnChoc.
ChocOnChoc is a family business, making quirky and delicious handmade chocolates. From chocolate paintbrushes to chocolate animals - their designs are beautiful. Flo talked us through the story of her business, how they approach their fantastic designs, and how they weathered the coronavirus crisis from their COBA (Chocolate Office Briefing Room A).

What’s financial control got to do with creativity? Turns out the answer is a lot. In this episode we spoke to Iain Baker, Finance Director of PopUp Painting. His experience crosses across industries and continents: Iain shared his experience working for airplane manufacturers, life in South Africa, and what it’s like being a glider pilot!

We first met Max at his PE For Grown Up sessions with WeWork - and he really put us through our paces! Max has extensive experience as a personal trainer. He talked to us about making exercise fun and accessible, and the creative thought process needed in designing workouts. We also learnt about how he’s been able to adapt his business during lockdown, setting up Train Badass to provide online personal training and classes. This is a great, motivating episode to listen to when out on a run!

How do artists make a living these days? Rebecca Hunter talked us through her fascinating experience in this episode. We learnt all about how artists get started in their careers, how they increasingly work together in ‘collectives’, and how being a painter is so often just one part of a creative’s portfolio of work. Rebecca is one of the founders of SoLo Craft Fair, who run crafty markets right across South London. It was so interesting to hear about how she’s built up her business from scratch!