OffShoot TV presents FLUX
OffShoot TV presents FLUX
Podcast Description
FLUX is an OFFSHOOT TV and Belfast School of Art podcast showcasing conversations with interesting folk enjoying a career in the creative industries following time at Ulster University!
In each episode, we’ll dive into the ideas behind a subject’s work, exploring what’s driving innovation and inspiration in Belfast and beyond. The series marks a special moment in the history of our School - the 175 anniversary - and provides a special opportunity for us to reflect on the breath and diversity of the disciplines and specialisations the school teaches.
This firsts series of five episodes is hosted by Lyndsey McDougall, a lecturer in Art & Design History and Theory at Belfast School of Art.
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Content Themes
The podcast covers a range of topics pertaining to creativity and innovation, focusing on the personal and professional journeys of its guests. Episodes delve into the inspirations behind their work, highlighting diverse disciplines within the arts such as stand-up comedy, visual arts, textile history, children's illustration, and curation in contemporary contexts. Examples include conversations with comedian Colin Murphy on Irish culture and textile historian Karen Nickell on the intersections of embroidery and community.
FLUX is an OFFSHOOT TV and Belfast School of Art podcast showcasing conversations with interesting folk enjoying a career in the creative industries following time at Ulster University!
In each episode, we’ll dive into the ideas behind a subject’s work, exploring what’s driving innovation and inspiration in Belfast and beyond. The series marks a special moment in the history of our School – the 175 anniversary – and provides a special opportunity for us to reflect on the breath and diversity of the disciplines and specialisations the school teaches.
This firsts series of five episodes is hosted by Lyndsey McDougall, a lecturer in Art & Design History and Theory at Belfast School of Art.
FLUX is an OFFSHOOT TV and Belfast School of Art podcast showcasing conversations with interesting folk enjoying a career in the creative industries following time at Ulster University.
In each episode, we’ll dive into the ideas behind a subject’s work, exploring what’s driving innovation and inspiration in Belfast and beyond. The series marks a special moment in the history of our School – the 175 anniversary – and provides a special opportunity for us to reflect on the breath and diversity of the disciplines and specialisations the school teaches.
This firsts series of five episodes is hosted by Lyndsey McDougall, a lecturer in Art & Design History and Theory at Belfast School of Art.
In this final edition for this series – a conversation with Colin Murphy. Colin is a comedianand painter from Downpatrick, known for his distinctive voice in both stand-up comedy and visual art. An alumnus of the Belfast School of Art, he brings a unique perspective to contemporary Irish culture through his creative practice.
Presented by Lyndsey McDougall.
Produced by Amy McGoldrick.
Music by Cahir O’Doherty.
NEW PAGANS (Lyndsey and Cahir’s band)
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