Podcasts

We hold regular free talks and lectures at our venues, and are making many of these available for either download or to 'listen again' through your computer.

This directory holds mp3 files and transcripts. For information on using these files see 4 ways to listen.

Podcasts in category 'Contemporary art'

Acclaimed artists The Singh Twins talk about their painting in The Rise of Women Artists exhibition and the concept of being 'women artists'.
10.7MB, 6.54 mins
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Curator Pauline Rushton and photographer Francesco Mellina talk about the 'Sound and Vision' exhibition of photographs of Liverpool music and fashion, 1978-82
21MB, 46.43 mins
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Artist Maggi Hambling talks about her exhibition of portraits of George Melly
6.6MB, 16.19 mins
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Dr Julian Stallabrass of the Courtauld Institute of Art discusses the photographs of Philip Jones Griffiths
20.4MB, 44.28 mins
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Lisa Bradshaw, John Moores exhibition officer at the Walker Art Gallery, talks about the history of the John Moores contemporary painting prize and the organisation of the John Moores 25 exhibition.
14.8MB, 32.13 mins
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A gallery talk on the history of the John Moores Contemporary Painting Prize and some of its winning artists and artworks.
20.5MB, 45.55 mins
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An introduction to the exhibition and detailed information about the room sizes and flooring of the gallery space. This guide may be useful to visually impaired visitors.
2.26MB, 5.57 mins
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Speeches by David Fleming, Prof. Phil Redmond, Reyahn King, Lady Grantchester and Sacha Craddock.
8.97MB, 20.35 mins
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British Film Posters (August 2007)

Author Sim Branaghan delivers a lecture to coincide with the Josh Kirby exhibition at the Walker Art Gallery.
25.9MB, 55.14 mins
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'Old Lady with Masks' (July 2007)

Dr Paul O'Keeffe delivers a gallery talk on James Ensor's painting 'Old Lady with Masks'.
13.9MB, 29.27 mins
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Dr Paul O'Keeffe provides a guided tour of the Walker Art Gallery exhibition 'Out of this world: the art of Josh Kirby'.
24.7MB, 53.37 mins
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Photographer Bernard Fallon gives a guided tour of his exhibition at the National Conservation Centre of images of Liverpool from the 1960s and 1970s.
18.3MB, 39.11 mins
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Fine Art Curator Ann Bukantas gives a gallery talk on Helen Chadwick's 'Viral Landscapes' at the Walker Art Gallery. A transcript of the talk is available.
21.3MB, 47.42 mins
Ann Bukantas
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Judging John Moores 24 (November 2006)

Fine Art Curator and John Moores 24 juror gives a gallery talk on judging and organising the John Moores 24 exhibition at the Walker Art Gallery. A transcript of the talk is available.
22.6MB, 48.16 mins
Ann Bukantas
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Martin Greenland gives a gallery talk on his John Moores 24 first prizewinning painting 'Before Vermeer's Clouds' at the Walker Art Gallery. A transcript of the talk is available.
19.9MB, 43.35 mins
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Dr Paul O'Keeffe gives a gallery talk on the first prizewinner in the Walker Art Gallery's John Moores 24, Martin Greenland's 'Before Vermeer's Clouds'. A transcript of the talk is available.
14MB, 30.56 mins
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Artist Nicholas Middleton gives a gallery talk on his painting 'Scene from a contemporary novel' at the Walker Art Gallery. A transcript of the talk is available.
11.2MB, 24.48 mins
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Ann Bukantas, Curator of Fine Art at National Museums Liverpool, gives a gallery talk on the refurbishment and rehang of the modern and contemporary art collections at the Walker Art Gallery A transcript of the talk is available.
19.9MB, 44.40 mins
Anne Bukantas
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Categories: Contemporary art

Robin Emmerson, Head of Decorative Arts at the Walker Art Gallery, gives a gallery talk on Fritz Spiegl's 'Loophonium', providing a potted history of the euphonium, the lavatory and the career of Fritz Spiegl.
9.4MB, 20.4 mins
Robin Emmerson
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