British Art Matters

In the seventh episode of series two of British Art Matters, Dr Christina Faraday meets Eleonora Pistis to discuss architect Nicholas Hawksmoor's extraordinary designs for Oxford, as it evolved from medieval to modern university.

In the sixth episode of series two of British Art Matters, Dr Christina Faraday discusses female printmakers and publishers with Cristina S. Martinez and Cynthia E. Roman, exploring the significant played by women in the world of eighteenth century print.

In the fifth episode of series two of British Art Matters, Dr Christina Faraday speaks to Rosemary Hill about the decades of research carried out by her late husband Gavin Stamp on British architecture of the interwar period.

In the third episode of series two of British Art Matters, Dr Christina Faraday meets Dr Esther Chadwick to discuss the radical possibilities of printmaking in response to the political upheaval of eighteenth century Britain.

In the second episode of series two of British Art Matters, Dr Christina Faraday speaks to Nicholas Olsberg about his insightful and comprehensive survey of Victorian architect William Butterfield.

British Art Matters is back! In the first episode of series two, Dr Christina Faraday speaks to Dr Richard Stephens, outgoing editor of the Walpole Society Annual Volume, the longest-running publication in the field of British art history.X: @WalpoleSocietyIG: @british_art_mattershttps://www.walpolesociety.org.uk/Produced by The London Podcast Company

In the eighth episode of British Art Matters podcast, Dr Christina Faraday meets Mark Eastment, Editorial Director of Museum and Institutional Partnerships at Yale University Press, London, to discuss the fascinating world of art history publishing.X: @WalpoleSocietyIG: @british_art_mattershttps://www.walpolesociety.org.uk/Produced by The London Podcast Company

In the seventh episode of British Art Matters podcast, Dr Christina Faraday speaks to Alun Graves, one of five authors shortlisted for the 2024 Berger Prize, as they discuss his unmissable reference work, Studio Ceramics, which presents the national collection of studio ceramics housed in the V&A.X: @WalpoleSocietyIG: @british_art_mattershttps://www.walpolesociety.org.uk/Produced by The London Podcast Company