This week on Plastered, Dora is joined by Sky Dair – multi-disciplinary artist and writer – ahead of the release of her debut book, It Takes Time To Build Castles, at Reference Point.Tune in to hear what exhibitions the pair are excited to see this week, their thoughts on artists sending work into space, and why 10foot’s show was shut down last week.
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Plastered episode two – Isabella Greenwood
Plastered is a new podcast from Plaster magazine. Hosted by Dora DB with a rotating cast of guests, each episode looks back on the week in art – highlighting the highs, the lows, and everything in between. This week, Dora is joined by Isabella Greenwood: arts and cultural critic, researcher, curator, and witchy-diva. Tune in to witness a Mark Fisher x David Lynch bibliomancy, find out what's in Isabella's bag, learn about the patron saint of television, and hear what shows the pair want to see this week.
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Plastered episode one – Seren Metcalfe and Dora DB
Plastered is a new podcast from Plaster magazine. Hosted by Dora DB with a rotating cast of guests, each episode looks back on the week in art – highlighting the highs, the lows, and lots in between. This week, Dora is joined by Seren Metcalfe, artist and founder of Working Class Creatives. Tune in to find out which celebrities were spotted on the London art gallery circuit, whether private views are a good place for a first date, and what an interview at the Royal Academy is really like.
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Corbin Shaw and Dora DB in conversation
Corbin Shaw explores themes of personal and national identity, modern day folklore and masculinity in his work and has collaborated with The Pet Shop Boys, Perfect Magazine and Fred Perry. Plaster’s Dora DB sits down with the artist for a good old chinwag, discussing everything from partying and favourite exhibitions to pulling at gallery openings and more.
Plastered is a weekly podcast from Plaster magazine – the art magazine that won’t hurt your head. Hosted by Dora DB with a rotation of guests.
Founded in 2020 as a poster magazine, Plaster launched fully in 2023 as a print and digital platform covering visual art and the fascinating, often bizarre world surrounding it. Its editorial approach is rooted in honesty, humour, personality, quality journalism and a distinctive visual identity. In the art publishing landscape, Plaster offers a unique balance of satire and sincerity in a space where things are often taken a bit too seriously.
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