Conversations with artists about storytelling
These interview/conversations with artists, about story & storytelling, are accidental podcasts. They're part of a Develop Your Creative Practise process I undertook in 2021-2022, funded by Arts Council England.As part of an exploration of Storytelling, I interviewed artists working across a range of disciplines, about how they work with story, their creative processes & ways of working.Each interviewee introduced me to the next person; creating a chain of conversations across the UK's artistic landscape; from directors & writers, to composters, designers & digital content creators.They're pretty much unedited & contain language, opinions or views that solely reflect the speaker.
Conversations with artists about storytelling
Janet Vaughan on telling stories through design
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Karen P
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Season 1
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Episode 8
Janet Vaughan is a Designer & the Co-Artistic Director of Talking Birds, a Coventry-based company with a reputation for making gently provocative projects which explore, & seek to illuminate, the profound & complex relationships between people & place.
Janet has designed site specific & touring performances for unusual spaces, devised theatre & new writing. Her freelance work includes work with Theatre Absolute, Belgrade Theatre & a pop-up shop kit for the ground-breaking Inspired/Retail Trust Retail Ready People project in 2013.
Her designs were chosen to represent UK scenography at the Prague Quadrennial World Scenography Exhibitions in 1999 & 2015, & she is part of Julie’s Bicycle’s first cohort of Creative Climate Leaders.
This conversation was recorded in May 2022. It's pretty much unedited & contains language, opinions or views that soley reflect those of the speaker.
My next guest in this series of storytelling interviews is Professor Ann Light a design research & interaction theorist writing about participatory design, collaborative future-making & transformations to sustainable futures through changing cultures.
This conversation was recorded in May 2022. It's pretty much unedited & contains language, opinions or views that soley reflect those of the speaker.
My next guest in this series of storytelling interviews is Professor Ann Light a design research & interaction theorist writing about participatory design, collaborative future-making & transformations to sustainable futures through changing cultures.