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Room for Colours

Tina

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Frequency: 1 episode/36d. Total Eps: 13

Room for colours is all about art and creativity

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Van Gogh- The Man himself

Wednesday, July 22, 2026 • Duration 31:48

This four-part series on Van Gogh looks at his life from different angles, and how we can use him as an inspiration. It will also destroy the myth of an artist genius.

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Eurocentrism in Art: Why We Think European Art Is the Default | Colonialism and Art Ep. 6

Season 1 · Episode 6

Wednesday, July 15, 2026 • Duration 11:31

Why do most of us know Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Monet, and Picasso—but struggle to name artists from Africa, Asia, or the Americas?

In this final episode of Room for Colours' special series on Colonialism and Art, we explore Eurocentrism: how European art came to dominate museums, education, and the way we think about art history. We discuss the Western art canon, museum labels, the difference between "art" and "artifacts," and why expanding our perspective doesn't diminish European art—it enriches our understanding of creativity.

This episode concludes our six-part journey through colonialism, cultural exchange, cultural appropriation, the Benin Bronzes, and the stories museums tell—and leave untold.

Topics: Eurocentrism, art history, museums, colonialism, decolonising museums, Western art canon, cultural heritage, African art, Asian art, art education, creativity, Room for Colours podcast.

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The Importance of Art Education

Season 1 · Episode 1

Wednesday, June 4, 2025 • Duration 11:34

The podcast "Room for Colours," hosted by Tina, focuses on creativity,art, and art education. In a recent episode, Tina shares a conversation with abusinessman who recognises its importance despite being discouraged from pursuing art as a child. He channels creativity in his work but longs toreintroduce art into his life.

Tina emphasises the need for equal recognition of art and mathematics, highlightingart's ability to transcend language barriers and foster dialogue about societalissues. She believes that art is crucial for self-expression and healing.

She shares a personal experience with a challenging student who thrived in art,showcasing the transformative power of creativity. Engaging in art developsproblem-solving skills and patience, and it boosts confidence through personalcreation. Tina encourages those hesitant to explore their creativity to embraceit, asserting that everyone has an artist within them.

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The Benin Bronzes: Colonial Looting, Museums & Who Owns Art? | Colonialism and Art Ep. 5

Season 1 · Episode 5

Wednesday, July 8, 2026 • Duration 08:22

n this episode of Room for Colours, we explore the story of the Benin Bronzes—one of the most important and controversial collections in art history. Stolen during the British invasion of the Kingdom of Benin in 1897, these masterpieces have become the centre of a global debate about colonialism, museums, restitution, and cultural heritage.

Should museums return artworks taken during colonial rule? Who decides where art belongs? And what stories are missing from museum labels?

This is Episode 5 of our six-part series on Colonialism and Art, where art history meets the difficult questions of the present.

Topics: Benin Bronzes, British Museum, colonialism, art history, restitution, cultural heritage, Nigeria, museums, looted art, decolonising museums, African art, history podcast.

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Cultural Appropriation: Exchange, Appreciation, or Exploitation?

Season 1 · Episode 4

Wednesday, July 1, 2026 • Duration 08:03

Who gets to decide what belongs to a culture?

In this episode of Room for Colours, Tina explores one of the most debated topics in contemporary culture: cultural appropriation. As an art historian—and someone who has spent much of her life living between cultures—she finds herself constantly wrestling with this question.

Where is the line between appreciation and appropriation? Can we celebrate another culture without taking from it? And what happens when cultural exchange, which has shaped art and humanity for centuries, collides with histories of colonialism and inequality?

From reggae and dreadlocks to Picasso and African art, this episode doesn't offer easy answers. Instead, it invites us to sit with the complexity, ask better questions, and think more deeply about the stories behind the things we love.

Part 4 of the six-part series Colonialism and Art.

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Paisley: The Pattern That Travelled the World | Colonialism & Art #3

Season 1 · Episode 3

Wednesday, June 24, 2026 • Duration 11:01

Most of us have seen the Paisley pattern countless times. On scarves, dresses, cushions, and in fashion collections around the world. But what if this familiar decorative motif tells a much bigger story?

In this episode of Room for Colours, we follow the journey of the Paisley pattern from Kashmir to Scotland and back again. Along the way, we explore colonial trade networks, industrialisation, textile production, museum collections, and the complex relationship between cultural exchange and economic exploitation.

This is Episode 3 of the six-part series Colonialism and Art.

🎨 Topics covered:

The origins of the Paisley motif in Kashmir
British colonialism and the textile trade
Industrial production in Scotland
The role of museums in design reproduction
Indigo and colonial agriculture
Transculture, power, and appropriation

Art history with plenty of colour and zero dust.

#ArtHistory #Colonialism #Paisley #TextileHistory #Kashmir #BritishEmpire #CulturalExchange #VictoriaAndAlbertMuseum #RoomForColours #Podcast #HistoryOfArt #DesignHistory

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Transculture Studies– How Art Changes on the Move

Wednesday, June 17, 2026 • Duration 09:12

Art, ideas, and cultural traditions rarely stay where they began. As they travel, they are adapted, translated, reinterpreted, and sometimes completely transformed. In this episode, we explore the concept of transculturality and discover how artistic styles, objects, and even museums themselves have been shaped by centuries of movement, exchange, and power. From medieval trade routes to colonial cities, this is the story of what happens when cultures meet—and why the results are rarely simple.

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Special: David Hockney- The Water

Saturday, June 13, 2026 • Duration 09:18

David Hockney has died at 88 — so let's talk about the artist who taught me you don't paint water, you decide what it is.

His swimming pools look effortless. That famous splash? About a week of tiny brushes to look that instant — the most spontaneous thing in the picture was the most worked. We get into the pools, the trick of painting water, and the grey Yorkshire wool town that made the great painter of California blue (yes, we're explaining Bradford). Plus the part I love most: a man who painted masterpieces, then started drawing on an iPad with his thumb at 71 — because tools don't make pictures, people do.

Art is made, not born. Hockney just happened to make it with a diving board.

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What Is Colonialism – and What Does It Have to Do with Art?

Season 1 · Episode 1

Wednesday, June 10, 2026 • Duration 07:33

When we think of colonialism, we usually think of politics, trade, or military power. But colonialism also shaped the way art is collected, displayed, valued, and understood. In this opening episode, we explore how objects from Africa, Asia, and South America found their way into European museums, why some works were labelled "art" while others were treated as curiosities, and how museums helped shape our ideas about culture and beauty. A thoughtful introduction to the connections between art, power, and the stories we choose to tell.

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The Power of Buildings

Wednesday, June 3, 2026 • Duration 18:03

Room for Colours is back and we start with one of my favourite topics- architecture. And what the cathedral in Cordoba, the Cathedral in Mexico City and Saint Joseph Church in Hanoi have in common.

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