This falls into the podcasts label as well. Kevin McCloud is a very popular presenter of programs on architecture here in the UK (I'm sure the long-running show Grand Designs is seen around the world, too). Tim Ross is as well-known in Australia, perhaps less internationally.
For most of their joint adventures in architecture and design, they stick to that specifically. This particular episode, though, takes a strong detour into art and is very much worth the listen. It's a get-your-cuppa-and-settle-in-for-a-nice-intellectual-saunter sort of listen. Janet Holmes a Court is using her wealth for the betterment of the society around her and talks movingly about where she sees art in the social context, why it is important, and how it relates to architecture... which she sees (as do I) as an art form of its own. It was good enough for me to want to share it with you. It is unclear to me (until this post goes live) whether the link below will give you the full 58 minutes or just a teaser clip. If it's the latter, and in case you fancy listening to all the other conversations Kev and Tim have, you can do so at this link.
Good morning! I've watched a lot of these shows on Croatian television about interesting houses and architectural solutions, and I'm especially interested in how these houses fit into the environment and how the yards and gardens around them are arranged.
ReplyDeleteI listened to about ten minutes, YAM. There’s enough there to induce me to go back and finish it later.
ReplyDeleteThanks YAM, I have bookmarked the link. I have watched Kevin McCloud and Grand Designs. Happy June! Take care, enjoy your day and happy week ahead!
ReplyDeleteWe were in awe of the gorgeous architectural buildings in Prague and Budapest. Sun setting on many gave them a pink hue.
ReplyDeleteHugs Cecilia
I've made a note to return. I agree, architecture is definitely an art form.
ReplyDeleteGlad to listen, Thanks a lot for sharing. Have a great week ahead.
ReplyDeleteI've never listened to a podcast before. I'm heading out to cut grass. Maybe later.
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