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Edmund de Waal on Lucie Rie

October 06, 2026

Welcome to a new season of The Great Women Artists Podcast! We're kicking things off with the acclaimed ceramicist and writer, Edmund de Waal. Hailed for his ceramic works that come in the form of fragments, cylindrical pots, or that use techniques such as the Japanese kintsugi, de Waal has become one of the most renowned artists working in pots today. Born in 1964, de Waal grew up mostly in the deanery beside Canterbury Cathedral. He made his first pot aged five, glazing it in opalescent w...

Joan Snyder

June 03, 2026

TODAY on the GWA Podcast is the esteemed painter Joan Snyder. Hailed for her large-scale gestural canvases that pulsate with colour, line and text, and are often layered with, buried in, or imploded with images of flowers, faces, or bodies, Snyder's all-encompassing works are nothing but electric. Sometimes large scale, with brushstrokes that populate the canvas like gemstones or musical scores with a whole range of keys: look at Snyder's work for a while, and it's like whole worlds emerge. S...

Venice Biennale special: Lubaina Himid

May 05, 2026

TODAY on the GWA Podcast: a very special bonus episode with Lubaina Himid, on her British Council Commission for the British Pavilion at Venice Biennale 2026, "Presenting History: Testing Translation". Returning to the podcast for the second time, Lubaina Himid is an acclaimed Lancashire-based artist working in paintings, sculpture, installations, archives, and more, whose career spans from the 1980s – when she was established as one of the leaders and trailblazers of Britain's Black Arts mo...