Into the Paint – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Seyhr Qayum is a Kansas City-based multidisciplinary artist and is currently an AICAD Post-graduate Teaching Fellow at the Kansas City Art Institute, and studio resident at Charlotte Street, Kansas City, MO. Seyhr and Anthony first crossed paths during the art-school-Zoom-days of the pandemic and frequently get to catch up IRL in London. In this episode Anthony and Seyhr talk about her recent exhibition with Shabnam Jannesari "Look, but Look With Love" at NARS Foundation in New York, adjusting to teaching in the Midwest, and traditions in Pakistani art making that inform Seyhr's work. Listen in to Anthony and Seyhr discuss everything from sculptural material choices in Seyhr's practice to an assessment of Kansas City's culinary offerings.

About Seyhr

https://www.seyhrqayum.com/

IG: @Seyhr.qayum.art

Recent exhibition: Look, but Look With Love

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From 8-9 June, Into the Paint set up shop at the inaugural Inventory Art Book Fair at Cromwell Place in London. During those two days Anthony spoke to exhibitors, curators, and publishers about their work and interests. Inventory Art Book Fair described itself as "a book market, reading room and programme of events, Inventory foregrounds interdisciplinary, collaborative and non-profit forms of publishing...instigating research into the agency of the artists publication and the capacities of the artist-led press."

This episode is the second of two volumes, including interviews with Mini Mart Press (Maeve Miro Bowman), Taco! (Gina Prat Lilly), Pagemasters (Jordan Taylor), and fair organisers Ben Goulder and Lillian Wilkie. Special thanks to the New Dimension and fair team including Ollie Plumb, Ben Murphy and Molly Maltman. Some notes on interviews below.

Maeve Miro Bowman of Mini Mart Press

https://minimartpress.com

TERRY REID/SUPER LUNGS

'Yoko is my favourite Beatle' bumper sticker

Gina Prat Lilly of Taco!

https://taco.org.uk

IG: @tracey_aint_coming_out

Mentions

‘Got Damp’ by Avril Corroon

‘Notes on the anxiety of a record running out’ by Benedict Drew

Jordan Taylor of PageMasters

https://www.pagemasters.co

IG: @pagemasters.co

Mentions

‘Things My Dad Saw (But Never Bothered Mentioning)’ by Gordon Gibbens

‘St Monday’ by Esther McManus

‘Tranny Central’ by TGirlsonFilm

‘Twenty Indonesian Ghosts’ by Ferry Gouw

‘In Order to Smile in a Tim Box’ by Jesse Glazzard

Ben Goulder & Lillian Wilkie 

Inventory Projects

IG: @inventory_projects

Theme music by Harry Bix

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Anthony and Manu Printster met in New York City in 2013 by chance at the Affordable Art Fair. Ever since then the two have maintained a bond over printmaking and culture, having collaborated several times from afar. On this episode Anthony met up with Manu Printster in his home town of Mexico City to talk about his recent work with OMG Press. As they try to account for time in between encounters, the two walk streets of Mexico City talking about everything from fan art, parenting, indigenous art to links between the art scenes of Mexico City and the rest of the world.

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@Manu_Printster

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Donate to Humanitet's Palestine Emergency Appeal

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From 25-26 November, Into the Paint set up shop at Bound Art Book Fair at the Whitworth Art Gallery in Manchester UK. During those two days Anthony spoke to exhibitors, curators, visitors and publishers about their work and practice.

This episode is the second of two volumes, representing the second day of the book fair with interviews with Rafael Melendez, Richard Phoenix, Tamsin Green, and Jane Howard. Special thanks to Lillian, Rob and Joe for having Into the Paint at Bound 2023. Some notes on interviews below.

Rafael Melendez

Instagram: @purrfecktly

Books, Editions and Objects

Richard Phoenix

Do Your Own Thing, published by Rough Trade

Don’t Step on My Burger

Tamsin Green, Manual.Editions

Manual Editions

Publication - “Scale and substance”

Jane Howard

Archivist Addendum

IG: @archivistaddendum

Publication - Archivist Addendum: Fashion Interpretations

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From 25-26 November, Into the Paint set up shop at Bound Art Book Fair at the Whitworth Art Gallery in Manchester UK. During those two days Anthony spoke to exhibitors, curators, visitors and publishers about their work and practice.

This episode is the first of two volumes, representing the first day of the book fair with interviews with Amy Gough, Chris Neophytou, Molly Maltman, and Tommy Stewart. Special thanks to Lillian, Rob and Joe for having Into the Paint at Bound 2023. Vol 2 out soon! Some notes on interviews below.

Amy Gough

https://amygough.com/zines

https://amygough.com/music-vids

Chris Neophytou

https://chris-neophytou.com/

Out of Place Books

https://www.outofplacebooks.com/

06 02 23 04:17 by Nahwand Jaff

https://www.outofplacebooks.com/06-02-23

Grass Roots by Hark1Karan

https://www.outofplacebooks.com/grass-roots

Donate to Humanitet

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Molly Maltman

https://www.instagram.com/mollyemmaaa/

https://www.instagram.com/kit__h/

Tommy Stewart

Mundial Podcast

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/reminding-you-why-you-love-football-the-mundial-podcast/id1687478384

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In this episode of Into the Paint, Anthony sits down with New Contemporaries Director, Kiera Blakey. Anthony and Kiera ponder the potential and limitations of what art can do and ask the big questions around who gets to participate in the art world. Considering public art, art school models and art worlds outside of the London, Kiera and Anthony address challenges that arts professional face, but do not despair! The future looks bright.

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On this episode of Into the Paint, Anthony talks to Morley House, an artist duo based in London. This collaboration between Dinara Asadulina and Christos Kakouros, (which some might say started at a Harry Potter themed dinner while at Cambridge University) results in art works that are at the intersection of visual art and literature. Anthony and Morley House discuss topics ranging from post-Soviet cultural identities within the Russian Federation and early childhood arts education to urban planning and issues related to London's housing crisis. Scotland seems to be a tempting move for all three of them.

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In the third episode of Into the Paint Anthony interviews artist and "situational interactivist" Harry Bix. Anthony asks Harry about his practice in performance and interactive media, his influences which range from football to hip-hop and landscape architecture, and the emergence of his project East Anglia Records.

Theme music by Harry Bix. Recorded at the AND Publishing studio in Bethnal Green, London.

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In Episode 2 of Into the Paint, Anthony interviews musician Nick Hinman; vocalist and songwriter of the UK-based project Fast Money Music (FMM). Nick talks to Anthony about his time in New York & Los Angeles, building several bands, and his songwriting process. Along with discussions about motorcycle licenses, meeting your idols, and upcoming releases, Nick and Anthony spend some time considering music and community.

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In the first episode of Into the Paint Anthony interviews artist and publisher, Ben Goulder. Anthony and Ben talk about Ben's new project, New Dimension as well as Sheffield's hardcore scene, DIY galleries, sauna culture and independent publishing.

Theme music by Harry Bix. Recorded by Erik Hanson and Anthony Tino. Special thanks to all of the podcasts, projects and conversations which have brought me to this point.

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