Art Related Noise by Enter Gallery

S3 // E11 Dave White

Dave White is an artist known for his paintings of the natural world. Using an approach that is at the same time figurative and abstract. His work captures the movement, energy and personality of his muses from all across the animal kingdom. Covering a range of topics we get to find out about his childhood, his passion for the natural world and his love for old arcade games. This as well as getting to know more about his art and the feeling behind it. This podcast was recorded just prior to Dave’s latest exhibition ‘Freedom’ at the Enter Gallery

S3 // E10 Maser

Maser is an Irish artist based in Dublin. Starting life on the streets as a graffiti writer, his work has evolved over the years. From large scale murals featuring bright block colours and geometric patterning to more abstract works in the studio.

With Enter Gallery his latest print release draws on various influences from his past. Talking to Art Related Noise he discusses just what those are and gives an insight into his art and his career. 

S3 // E9 Haus of Lucy

Haus of Lucy is an artist known for her recasting of porcelain dolls and subverting of old images. Re-imaging old figurines and artworks she adds a modern twist. Aiming to twist the everyday and the banal she adds a truly modern dimension into her work. From a background in publishing she has since taken the leap into being a full time artist. Moving from the pages of magazines into the world of online art selling we talk about it all. This is Art Related Noise.

S3 // E8 Mike Edwards

Mike Edwards is an artist known for his text based portraits. Images made up of words which create a double resonance within each painting. His neon work too has been an area which he has been developing. Using skull imagery in a pop art setting, they play to the concepts around ideas and the illuminated mind. Music also has clearly had an impact on his work. Playing the clubs of Camden in the 90’s he would balance his music with a fledgling art career in those early days.

S3 // E7 Poppy Faun

Bold, graphic, often psychedelic and full of energy. This is the work of our latest guest Poppy Faun. Inspired by the 60’s and 70’s this comes across in her work. The images she creates, very much form a bridge between the eras. Talking to Art Related Noise she discusses her passion for that time, her use of collage and digital and how social media is a narrative which influences her work.

S3 // E6 Mark Vessey

Mark Vessey is an artist known for his epic scale imagery. Centering around the concept of collection, memory and nostalgia the result its an image carefully crafted to invoke a moment or a space in time. He talks to Art Related Noise about his latest works focusing on movie soundtracks and musical theatre. He also shares his experiences of lockdown and how the sea helped him to take stock of his career.

S3 // E5 Joe Webb

Joe Webb is someone we’ve featured before. Hi latest print release ‘Wish you were here’ is a re-imagining of one of his best known artworks. Taking on a new poignancy in our Covid reality. It’s a print which communicates the power of connection, reflection and watching the world go by. Joe talks about the print, working in lockdown and how Enter Gallery put his art career back on track

S3 E4 // Magnus Gjoen

Magnus Gjoen’s work draws on history and metaphor. For his latest release with Enter Gallery in Brighton he has created a box set of prints patterned with delft and gold leaf. It will be a special item. Talking to Art Related Noise he explains the thoughts behind this latest release and how fragility is at the heart of it all.

S3 E3 // Elizabeth Waggett

Elizabeth Waggett’s delicate work explores the relationship between value and purpose. Working in monochrome with streaks of gold leaf. Each piece challenges and acts as it’s own commentary though one which evolves according to the viewer. In this podcast with the Enter Gallery in Brighton we talk to Elizabeth about her art, her travels and just how much she misses fish and chips.

S3 E2 // Panel talk with Ruth Mulvie, Rebecca Strickson and Jana Nicole

One of the aims for this year’s International Women’s Day was to increase the visibility of female creatives. For Enter Gallery in Brighton, this has long something which has been a commitment. A panel discussion at the Brighton gallery hears female artists, Ruth Mulvie, Rebecca Strickson and Jana Nicole discuss their careers and their role models they have had along the way. The event was hosted with The Girls Network which aims to inspire and empower young girls from the least advantaged communities.