The woman with the spoon
Opera singer Peter Brathwaite used lockdown creatively. Responding to the Getty Museum’s social media challenge to reproduce a work of art using only household items, he embarked on an extraordinary project: to recreate as many artworks depicting black people as possible, posting the results on soc…
Rebel Sounds: Musical Resistance in Barbados
From 1627-1807, nearly 400,000 human beings were kidnapped, sold and shipped in horrific conditions across the Atlantic Ocean from West Africa to the tiny island of Barbados. There, they were enslaved by British landowners and forced to work the sugar plantations that covered the island. Uprooted f…
Migration, Boundaries and Belonging: Oppositional Histories on Glass and Race
What does it mean to learn, think with, and remember the Middle Passage? Artist KING COBRA and Dr. Kerry Sinanan discuss contemporary and historic glass, the violence of consumption, and the transatlantic slave trade.
"Art, craft, glassmaking: we need multiple points of reconnection to these delib…
Anna Ryder Richardson, Peter Brathwaite, Lee Skeet, Sophie Raworth
Designer and broadcaster, Anna Ryder Richardson, reveals why she gave up her celebrity life and go full "Matt Damon" when she bought a zoo and moved her family to rural Wales.
During the first lockdown, with all his performances cancelled, the writer and opera star Peter Brathwaite began researchin…
Caruso, Elsie Houston, Peter Brathwaite
The singers Enrico Caruso and Elsie Houston, a new opera at ENO and links between musical and artistic traditions in Latin America, Europe and New York are explored by the academics Ditlev Rindom and New Generation Thinker Adjoa Osei. Plus the baritone Peter Brathwaite has an exhibition of lockdown…
Reframing the Portrait
Before family photos, or school pictures or Instagram, there were hand-drawn and painted portraits. Throughout the ages, portrait artists have captured expressions and personalities on canvas or paper, and those who view the picture interpret this “likeness” in their own way. We talk with a philoso…
Off Air Turns 1! (with Dom Joly and Peter Brathwaite at Cheltenham Literature Festival)
Get your candles out, because Off Air turns 1 today!
Jane and Fi are celebrating at Cheltenham. Deliciously delirious from both the festival and the cake, they mull over flat earth theories, ice cream flavours, and beans in ramekins.
In this bumper episode, Jane and Fi speak to renowned UK opera …
Reframing the Portrait
Before family photos, or school pictures or Instagram, there were hand-drawn and painted portraits. Throughout the ages, portrait artists have captured expressions and personalities on canvas or paper, and those who view the picture interpret this “likeness” in their own way. We talk with a philoso…
Reframing the Portrait
Before family photos, or school pictures or Instagram, there were hand-drawn and painted portraits. Throughout the ages, portrait artists have captured expressions and personalities on canvas or paper, and those who view the picture interpret this “likeness” in their own way. We talk with a philoso…
Masimba Hwati’s striking photograph at Manchester Art Gallery
In this episode of Your Art, Unlocked, opera singer, visual artist and writer Peter Brathwaite visits Manchester Art Gallery to unlock an intriguing photograph by Masimba Hwati.
The portrait is of a Black man and he’s wearing a stiff ruff and holding an African flywhisk. There's something ceremon…
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