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  • Dynamic Form and Public Sculpture with Neale Andrews
    In this end of season episode, host Lucy Branch, interviews British artist Neale Andrew. Neale shares his journey into sculpture, his epiphany moment and his approach to defining himself as a sculptor. Lucy also discusses current conservation projects and the recent news in the sculpture world, including the repatriation of the largest ever collection of Benin bronzes. Renowned sculptor Arnaldo Pomodoro, is remembered. 00:00 Introduction to Sculpture Vulture00:35 Challenges in Conservation Work01:37 Upcoming Projects and Public Interactions02:45 Significant Sculpture News04:19 Tribute to Arnaldo Pomodoro06:52 Interview with British Artist Neale Andrews25:45 The Compromised Sculpture Idea26:38 First Public Piece and Artistic Integrity28:22 Sculpture of Richard Hadley and Jeff Boycott30:16 DH Lawrence Relief Sculpture31:57 Abstract Elements in Figurative Sculpture35:11 Influences and Inspirations38:43 Public vs. Private Sculpture Work44:13 Wrapping Up the SeasonPlease support the show by buying either: ⁠Bronze Behaving Badly: Principles ofBronze Conservation⁠or⁠Wax On Wax Off: How To Care For BronzeSculpture⁠or by buying me a coffee - Buy Me A Coffee.Com buymeacoffee.com/lucybranchLucy Branch is also a fiction author, her fiction always features sculpture.  This podcast is created by ⁠Antique Bronze⁠
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  • Robert Thomas and Welsh Women Icons with Ceri Thomas
    Ceri Thomas—artist, curator, and son of renowned Welsh sculptor Robert Thomas—joins Lucy Branch to reflect on growing up in a house full of creativity, clay, and community spirit. We talk about his father’s mission to celebrate Welsh life through public sculpture, plans for a centenary retrospective, and the importance of representing working-class figures and women in bronze. Ceri also shares insights from his own creative path and his work on his interest in projects like Monumental Welsh Women and the upcoming Rhodri Morgan statue.🎨 See Ceri’s paintings: www.cerithomasart.comSee the blogpost with images: www.sculpturevulture.co.ukOther episodes on Sculpture Vulture about Robert Thomas' Sculpture - Public Sculpture: Coalville To Indianapolis Please support the show by buying Bronze Behaving Badly or ⁠Wax On Wax Off ⁠ by Lucy Branch - at Amazon UK and can be ordered wherever books are soldThis podcast is created by ⁠⁠Antique Bronze⁠-⁠ Conservation and Restoration of Sculpture and Architectural Features.
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  • The Good Ship Serendipity with Neil Armstrong
    Today on the show, Lucy Branch interviews Dr. Neil Armstrong, who has created one of Cornwall's most distinctive sculpture parks. What began as a simple need for "proper playtime" evolved into Treemenheere: a sculpture park built upon a philosophy.This is the story of a man who turned his back on funding bodies and committees to create something purely according to his own vision. As Neil puts it, everything arrives "on the good ship serendipity," and that openness to possibility has created one of Britain's most thoughtful contemporary art spaces.Find out more: TreemenheereKey Discussion PointsFrom GP to Garden Creator - How a mid-career need for adventure led to creating TreemenheereThe Holy Trinity Philosophy - Balancing landscape, sculpture and planting in perfect harmonyLearning What Not to Do - His three-month European sculpture park research sabbaticalThe Committee of One - Why he avoids funding bodies and committees to preserve his visionSculptures Must Earn Their Keep - How artworks function within the landscape, not just decorate itThe Good Ship Serendipity - His unique approach to discovering and selecting artistsThe Serious Amateur Tradition - Pursuing excellence for love rather than moneyFrom Personal Passion to Public Good - How a private project became a cultural institutionPlease support the show by buying Wax On Wax Off by Lucy Branch - at Amazon UK and can be ordered wherever books are sold⁠This podcast is created by ⁠Antique Bronze⁠
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  • Transforming Space Into Sculpture With Nigel Hall RA
    In this episode, Lucy Branch speaks to sculptor and Royal Academician, Nigel Hall, who discusses his lifelong passion for sculpture. Nigel shares insights into his academic journey and experiences in America that solidified his commitment to sculpture. He delves into his prolific creative process and how he has sustained a successful artistic career over the course of several decades. Follow Nigel’s journey and discover more about his work on his website and Instagram. ⁠Please support the show by buying ⁠Bronze Behaving Badly: Principles of Bronze Conservation⁠or⁠Wax On Wax Off: How To Care For BronzeSculpture⁠ This podcast is created by ⁠Antique Bronze⁠ - conservators of sculpture and architectural features.  
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  • Behind the Bronze: Lucy Branch FAQs
    Today's episode is an informal yet informative glimpse into host, Lucy Branch's, world behind the bronze as Lucy shares her excitement about completing her latest novel, a 17th-century historical romance. Lucy discusses the spontaneity of creative projects and answers listener questions about her work, podcast, and life. There is also bonus material at the end of the episode if listeners would like to hear the first chapter of her previous book, 'Restoration Murder.'00:00 Introduction to Sculpture Vulture00:37 Celebrating a New Novel03:38 Q&A Session Begins04:24 Eric Gill Sculpture Controversy07:01 Smart Water for Sculpture Protection09:39 Journey into Novel Writing15:01 Public Sculpture Behaviour20:03 Influential Books and Time ManagementYounger Next Year - Chris Crowley and Harry LodgeEssentialism by Greg McKeownThe Big Leap - Gay Hendricks24:21 Podcasting Journey and Future Plans29:01 Sample Reading from 'Restoration Murder'
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Interviews and Inspiration From The World of Sculpture. Join, Lucy Branch, sculptural conservator and author, as she talks to sculptors whose work can be found in public spaces. They discuss their creative journeys, their artistic practice and their shared love for all things bronze. Find the show notes at www.sculpturevulture.co.uk and download your free novel.
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