# Sonia Boyce

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I've been thinking about...maturity, ageing - the process produces the sound

What makes an artist great, how does an artist become great? In today's episode of I've been thinking about, I explore the idea of maturity, ageing and process. It seems to me that maturity, ageing in the Arts is actually beneficial. Unlike other professions where ageing is synonymous with decline,…

Image-Makers, with Mary McCartney and Sonia Boyce

The idea of the artist’s muse conjures up a glamorous but passive woman portrayed by a male artist. Yet many women who are commonly identified as muses have been talents in their own right; they are creatively inspired as well as sources of inspiration for others. In this episode, photographer Mary…

Daily Art Download — 2025-09-10

Show notes for today's episode of The Daily Art Download — your ten minute crash course in today's art world news. Artnet News - Introducing the Intelligence Report: The Mid-Year Report 2025: https://news.artnet.com/market/mid-year-review-2025-2684554 - Unique Les Lalanne Jewelry From Pauline Karp…

Sistas in sound

The absence of women's voices in sound system culture with Sonia Boyce, Yassmin Foster, Carol Leeming, Denise Noble, and Lisa Palmer. Sonic vibrations is an original audio series by WritersMosaic Magazine from the Royal Literary Fund. Discover more new writing at WritersMosaic.org.uk

Tate’s Blockbusters and the Art World’s Reckonings

Show notes for today's episode of The Daily Art Download — your ten minute crash course in today's art world news. Tate Modern to Mount Its First Monet Show Ever https://news.artnet.com/art-world/tate-modern-monet-show-painting-time-2754600 Tate announces major David Hockney, Edvard Munch and So…

Series Introduction

Hilary Robinson introduces the Feminist Art Lives podcast series, what to expect and how it came about. Hilary is Professor of Feminism, Art and Theory at Loughborough University.  Featuring Ailbe Smyth, Terri Wragg, Marlene Smith, Rosy Martin, Cosey Fanni Tutti, Pauline Cummins and Sonia Boyce.  …

Episode 2: Picturing Ourselves

How did the issue of whether to represent women’s bodies become so controversial that feminists would have physical fights about it? And how did the creative experiments of artists who chose to represent themselves complicate how we understand identity, being, thinking, feeling and healing?  Amy T…

Episode 8: Making Histories

How did women tackle the problem of being continually written out of art history? And what did they do to make their own histories?  Hilary Robinson explores interviews in the Feminist Art Making Histories archive where women talked about their efforts to seek out, document and archive feminist ar…

The Women's Art Collection at 40; school uniforms in porn; the history of widowhood

The Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced an end to the triple lock for the state pension from 2030, and it’s thought that women could be most affected by the proposed changes. Kylie Pentalow is joined by consumer finance expert Sarah Pennells to explain what the news could mean for women’s pe…

The roots of Lovers Rock – with Janet Kay and Carroll Thompson

Queens of Lovers Rock Janet Kay MBE and Carroll Thompson join Zakia Sewell and V&A research assistant Josephine Small to explore the genesis of the soulful genre. Looking at objects from the V&A collections, including Sonia Boyce’s Lover's Rock (1998) wallpaper, they discuss the impact of this firs…