Dame Julia Peyton-Jones DBE

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Ronan McKenzie and Joy Yamusangie (Recorded at HOME by RM)

Russell & Robert meet artists Ronan McKenzie and Joy Yamusangie at new multifunctional creative space HOME, on Hornsey Road, North London. We explore their current joint-exhibition 'WATA, Further Explorations'. Taking root in Mckenzie and Yamusangie’s first formal collaboration, ...  Show more

Robert Andy Coombs

Talk Art continues!! Russell and Robert meet artist Robert Andy Coombs, all the way from Miami Beach!!! We discuss photography, queerness, disability, sexuality, nudity, beauty and representation!!!Coombs was born and raised in Michigan’s upper peninsula in a little town borderin ...  Show more

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