Artists in pyjamas

Talking about our journey as art student, how we'll overcome the difficulties due to quarantine and confront our practice to new challenges. We'll talk about the importance of community and support during those times ! Enjoy !

Join us as we discuss and compare each of our journeys to art school, comparing our experiences of a French and English education. Looking back at art, craft and textile stereotypes that we encountered along the way.

Today Chloé and I talk about our experience with criticism. How can constructive criticism help develop your work, when do you take it on and when do you stick to your gut. We also discuss confidence in your self and your work, and how to give constructive feedback to your peers.

During this stressful and uncertain time, we are all suffering with anxiety. Today we look back at our experience with anxiety whilst studying art. We discuss how we cope with it and what we do to try and overcome it. Tune in for a positive talk and some insight into our weird habits. Stay home, stay safe and enjoy!

In this fifth episode we are joined by Hugo Papiernik, a current Drama School student! We discuss his creative process for both his art and acting and slowly fall into an unplanned deep conversation of how theatre and art will survive in a world of confinement.

With quarantine starting up again, Chloe and Livia connect online with artists Thomas Couffe and Camille Simon from Paris. In this episode we discuss studies, collaboration, social media and the inspiration behind BBBMagazine. Find them on instagram @BBBmagazine and the work we discussed on this podcast on our instagram @artists_in_pyjamas

Joining us this week is a dear friend and a fellow Mixed Media student at the Royal College of Art, Woojin Joo! Woojin uses embroidery to create a new narrative for neglected materials. The work that we talk about in this podcast can be seen on our Instagram @artists_in_pyjamas and on her Instagram @woojinstudio

This week we are joined by textile artist Katrina Wilde! We met Katrina at the Royal College of Art, where we discovered her beautiful patterns and plant-based colour schemes. In this episode, we talk about foraging, her travels to Bulgaria, and how her work helps foster deeper relationships with the world around us. You can find Katrina's work on Instagram @katrinawilde and photos of the work we've discussed on our Instagram @artists_in_pyjamas.P.S: Sorry for some of the sound issues on this episode, we will fix them for the next one!