Bucking the Trend: with Eduardo da Costa

This series of interviews, with the Bipoc directors of London institutions. Regarding their careers. A conversational podcast; bucking the trend aims to mark this extraordinary moment in London's visual art world, where despite the statistics at the bottom and middle of the art world are stark and show a net underrepresentation of Bipoc individuals. There's been a buck in the trend at the top. Which I wish to archive for posterity.

This series of interviews, with the Bipoc directors of London institutions. Regarding their careers. A conversational podcast; bucking the trend aims to mark this extraordinary moment in London's visual art world, where despite the statistics at the bottom and middle of the art world are stark and show a net underrepresentation of Bipoc individuals. There's been a buck in the trend at the top. Which I wish to archive for posterity.

This series of interviews, with the Bipoc directors of London institutions. Regarding their careers. A conversational podcast; bucking the trend aims to mark this extraordinary moment in London's visual art world, where despite the statistics at the bottom and middle of the art world are stark and show a net underpresenation of Bipoc individuals. There's been a buck in the trend at the top. Which I wish to archive for posterity.

This in a series of interviews, with the Bipoc directors of London institutions. Regarding their careers. A conversational podcast; bucking the trend aims to mark this extraordinary moment in london's visual art world, where despite the statistics at the bottom and middle of the art world are stark and show a net underpresenation of Bipoc individuals. There's been a buck in the trend at the top. Which I wish to archive for posterity.

Zoe Whitley The director of Chisenhale Gallery - "master's tools will never dismantle the master's house" The first episode in a series of interviews, with the Bipoc directors of London institutions. Regarding their careers. A conversational podcast; bucking the trend aims to mark this extraordinary moment in london's visual art world, where despite the statistics at the bottom and middle of the art world are stark and show a net underpresenation of Bipoc individuals. There's been a buck in the trend at the top. Which I wish to archive for posterity. Whitley and I will be conducting a conversational excavation of her career and life. Enjoy.