EPISODE SEVEN: Nicola Hooper

Exploring Art, Lithography, and Career Highs with Nicola Hooper

In this episode of the Art of Making Art podcast, Nicola Hooper dives into her rich career and artistic practices. Discussing her work, which primarily explores the relationship between humans and animals focusing on zoonotic diseases, Nicola talks about her use of lithography, drawing, and multimedia in art. She also reveals her journey from working in newspapers to creating public art and 3D installations, including her extensive touring show. Highlights of the discussion include insights into her PhD experience, the complexities of getting a touring show on the road, and the importance of networking and critique in an artist's life. Nicola's advice to fellow artists emphasizes being authentic, making your own opportunities, and benefiting from a supportive art community.

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00:00 Introduction and Welcome
00:30 Nicola Hooper's Artistic Practice
01:43 Exploring Lithography and Techniques
04:30 Journey and Career Highlights
06:24 Concept Development and Inspirations
10:12 Studio Life and Work Balance
14:50 Critique and Resilience in Art
20:34 Touring Show and Opportunities
27:30 Advice for Aspiring Artists
32:21 Conclusion and Where to Find Nicola

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