Ben Luke

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1,919 appearances 8 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 1 Sep

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A Brushwith is sponsored by Bloomberg Connects, the free arts and culture platform.
Bloomberg Connects offers access to more than 1600 organisations through a single click.
New guides are added regularly, and recent additions include a huge range of British institutions, among them the Bluecoat in Liverpool, Jane Austen's house in Alton, and Gallery Oldham.
Also on Bloomberg Connects are several museums and galleries that have held solo exhibitions of Doward Bay's work.
From the Art Gallery of Ontario, where his show Material Histories, Living Landscapes, continues until the 4th of July 2027, to the Denver Art Museum, the Studio Museum in Harlem and the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, and the Minneapolis Institute of Art, or Mia.
On the guide to Mia, you'll find a video feature on the conservation of the Dante Tapestry, the Florentine textile that's not been on.
Display at the museum since the 1950s, but is the subject of an exhibition at Mir until the 31st of January 2027.
You can also read and listen to descriptions of the great works in the museum's collection, from the Jade Mountain, an 18th-century Chinese ceramic, to a shrine head by a Yoruba artist and Vincent van Gogh's 1889 painting, Olive Trees.
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What do you have pinned to your studio wall?
I was gonna say, is it inspiration?
Is it kind of a grounding if you like?
You know
Yeah, that's fantastic.
Which museum do you visit most frequently?
Let's talk about the studio museum in Harlem.
It is difficult to overstate how important that museum was to your development and the development of that scene that we were just touching upon there.
It was absolutely central to so much of what happened at that moment, wasn't it?
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