Maiko Tsutsumi studied furniture making and Japanese lacquer work in Kyoto before moving to London to study furniture design at the Royal College of Art and later completing her practice based PhD The Poetics of Everyday Objects. After leaving

Conserving conservation materials with Simon Fleury

Jan 30th, 2024 32m 14s

Simon Fleury originally trained as a photographer, making and developing physical photographs. He came to conservation incidentally, training on the job and transitioning from technical worker to become a conservator.Simon and I met at Victoria

Caring for an estate with Mariah Nielson

Jan 23rd, 2024 23m 19s

Mariah Nielson’s background as an architect has informed her work as a curator and design historian. She worked as curator at the Museum of Craft and Design, San Francisco, (2009–2011) and as director of the JB Blunk Residency (2007–2011). In 2

Making and Collecting with Tommaso Corvi-Mora

Jan 16th, 2024 42m 5s

Tommaso Corvi-Mora (b. 1969) is artist and gallerist. He opened his first gallery in London in 1995. Corvi-Mora, the gallery, represents a swathe of artists, and creates conceptual links between contemporary art and ceramics, showing works by S

Archive Curation with Jacqueline Winston Silk

Jan 9th, 2024 38m 30s

Jacqueline Winston-Silk is a curator at the Archives & Special Collections Centre, University of the Arts London. She looks after the Camberwell Inner London Education Authority (ILEA) Collection, which is what most of our conversation centres

Museum Curation with Danielle Thom

Dec 18th, 2023 44m 53s

Danielle Thom is a curator, currently at London’s Design Museum, and also a writer, broadcaster and lecturer. She has a dual focus on contemporary craft and design, and eighteenth-century sculpture and decorative arts, and works to locate objec

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Getting Making Podcast introduction

Dec 7th, 2023 7m 51s

Hello and thanks for tuning in! This is a short introductory episode of my podcast, Getting Making, where I explore how we care for objects.About 5 years ago I started thinking more explicitly about mishaps and care in relation to things. They

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