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Kev talked to painter, Jeannie Clarke on the occasion of the 'Many Fingers' group show at the Pie Factory gallery, Margate where she was exhibiting. Jeannie Clarke was born in Yorkshire and studied art in Newcastle upon Tyne.. A teacher and lecturer, she has been professional artist for over twenty years, exhibited widely throughout the UK and her company Great Escape Murals numbered the BBC am...

Kev talked to Printmaker and artist, Theresa Pateman at her studio in West Hampstead . She has exhibited throughout the UK including the Royal Academy, Mall Galleries: “Originals” & “Bite” and the Barbican and her work features in collections at the V&A, Metropolitan University, and worldwide. She teaches printmaking at Hampstead School of Art, is a member of the Southbank Printmakers artists-r...

Kev talked to printmaker, Kit Boyd at his studio in Woolwich overlooking the Thames barrier. Kit's work explores our relationship with landscape and our place in nature. He works in the British romantic tradition following the path of Samuel Palmer and the neo-romantic artists Graham Sutherland, Paul Nash, John Craxton, John Minton, Keith Vaughan, & Eric Ravilious. www.kitboyd.com Film and musi...

In 2013 I asked Sean to show me the chords for one of my favourite High Llamas songs, 'Dorothy Ashby'. Originally played on piano, it's from the album 'Can Cladders'.

In 2018 Kev talked to Coventry painter, John Yeadon on the occasion of his 70th birthday respective at the Coventry evening Telegraph building. John had a strong influence on hundreds of young artists through his teaching at the art department at Lanchester Polytechnic (or Coventry university as it is now known). Part two of the interview

In 2018 Kev talked to Coventry painter, John Yeadon on the occasion of his 70th birthday respective at the Coventry evening Telegraph building. John had a strong influence on hundreds of young artists through his teaching at the art department at Lanchester Polytechnic (or Coventry university as it is now known).

Kev talks to musician and artist, David Bloor at his APT studio in Deptford south London. He is a musician who assembles modular synthesisers and creates custom electronics. He is a familiar figure on London's small but significant free-improvisation scene playing solo and in various ensembles. He also exhibits sound pieces with visual artists in galleries.

Kev talked to Whitstable painter and gallery owner, Bruce Williams during his one-man show. Bruce graduated from Kent Institute of Art & Design at Canterbury in 1990, and spent almost twenty years as a mural artist and set painter working within the film industry and BBC. He now paints full time and holds Masterclasses on his approach. Bruce sells his work from his studio gallery in the beautif...