Podcasts
ArtCampus: Image is Everything, The Power of Installations “Am I My Brother’s Keeper?” (16 Feb 2022)
Kate Daudy tells us what inspires her work, installations and how it serves as a powerful medium to reflect seek and engage in dialogue. She takes us on a vocal viewing of her acclaimed work in New York and at St .Paul's Cathedral in London and reveals why it is called, “Am I My Brother’s Keeper?”
The Art-Campus Truffle Talks are designed for deeper patron and advisor education regarding responsible selection, maintenance and ownership within the broader spectrum of the fine arts. Hence, the term, arts-campus highlighting, as at a university the varied “majors”, falling under the title of a campus.
Slo Mo Podcast #119: Kate Daudy - The Wonder in Chaos, the Rhythm of Time, and the Power of Art (mAY 2021)
Mo Gawdat is the chief business officer of Google X and author of “Solve for Happy: Engineering Your Path to Joy” (2017). Through his 12 year research on the topic of happiness, he created an algorithm and a repeatable well engineered model to reach a state of uninterrupted happiness regardless of the circumstances of life.
Touched by Daudy’s work, here Gawdat interviews her about the message and intentions of her practice as a multidisciplinary artist. What does it mean to try to empower individuals through any art form? What does it mean to be happy in a world so full of turmoil and crisis?
Mo’s happiness model proved highly effective. And, in 2014, was put to the ultimate test when Mo lost his son Ali to preventable medical error during a simple surgical procedure. Solve For Happy is the pillar for a mission Mo has committed to as his personal moonshot, a mission to deliver his happiness message to one billion people around the world.
Live With Art - Kate Daudy (sEPT 2021)
Instagram Live
Anna Gammans speaks with artist Kate Daudy about her exhibition ‘Wonderchaos’ at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park. The exhibition is a collaboration with Noel Prize winner Konstantin Novoselov and a continuation of their ongoing project ‘Everything is Connected’.
WONDERCHAOS
Anna Gammans is joined by physicist and Nobel Prize winner Professor Sir Konstantin Novoselov and artist Kate Daudy. They explore different topics from the contrasting angles of art and science to past civilisations as well as all aspects of nature. The aim of their discussions is to incite curiosity, offer a fresh perspective and to strengthen our connections to each other on the basis that everything is connected.
Ep 45: Saatchi Gallery Talk; Kate Daudy & Manon Schutz
Anna plays a talk from the Saatchi Gallery where artist in residence Kate Daudy and Egyptologist at the University of Oxford, Manon Schutz, speak about the 'Tutankhamun: Treasures of the Golden Pharaoh' exhibition and explain some of the prominent symbology in Ancient Egyptian art. Plus there’s some ‘Art in the News’.
Ep 37: Tutankhamun Part 2
Anna explores what was considered ‘art’ to the Ancient Egyptians before the first part of her interview with artist Kate Daudy. Kate speaks about her multimedia exhibition, ‘It Wasn’t That At All’, currently on display alongside ‘Tutankhamun: Treasures of the Golden Pharaoh’ at the Saatchi Gallery.
Ep 38: Tutankhamun Part 3
Anna describes the ‘art’ of the ritual practice of mummification in Ancient Egypt before the second part of her interview with artist Kate Daudy. Kate speaks about her multimedia exhibition, ‘It Wasn’t That At All’, currently on display alongside ‘Tutankhamun: Treasures of the Golden Pharaoh’ at the Saatchi Gallery.
EP 03: Kate Daudy - Multimedia Artist
In this extended podcast episode multi-media British artist Kate Daudy talks about the artists who have inspired her from East to West and spanning thousands of years between them. Kate talks us through why words and language are such a huge part of her work, why she became an artist and how she uses objects to better understand the world around her. We discuss her use of felt as a medium and the time she spent in refugee camps working on a project about home and identity.