Artificial Artists Making Digital Waves, Part 1

Hosted by Agnese Fanizza, Rosie Miller, Serena Mundy, Maya Sajnani, Hannah Shirley, Rosie Simon, and Jennie Wang Edited by Bella Ramón Graphics by Rosie Miller The buzzwords "restitution" and "repatriation" have the potential of re-defining the art world we are used to today. Beginning by dissecting the meanings, differences, and current relevance of both terms, Capture Collective considers what this means for the future of museums worldwide.

Hosted by Hannah Shirley, Serena Mundy, Bella Ramón and Agnese Fanizza With guest speaker, Alice Chapman Edited by Bella Ramón Today we'll be continuing Maya, Rosie, and Robbie's conversations on AI Art. This episode extends their discussion into the realms of the art market and the general consumption of these works. Joined by Computer Science and Philosophy student, Alice Chapman, we cannot wait to get started.

Hosted by Rosie Simon, Maya Sajnani and Agnese Fanizza With guest speaker, Robbie Seddoh Edited by Agnese Fanizza Today, we'll be speaking about AI as a way of affronting the current debate of "Technology: friend or foe?." Joined by computer science student, Robbie, Maya, Rosie, and Agnese will consider the implications AI generated art have for the creative process. Can we actually call this art?

In the third episode of Off Canvas - 'Why we're calling them "male artists" form now on' - we discuss the term ‘woman artist’; what it means, why we use it and what problems might surround this terminology. We’ll also be talking about how the idea of the ‘woman artist’ manifests across the art world, from the auction house to the museum gift shop. A big thank you to our guest, Solène, for joining us in this episode and to the Capture Collective team, in particular - Harrie Woodhams, Zoe Berkeley, and Alex Stephenson - for recording and producing today’s podcast, and an extra thank you to Harrie, for also making our wonderful cover artwork. A special thank you also goes to In The Bottling Room, for creating a jingle for Off Canvas. We’ll be back again next month with another episode, so keep an eye on our Capture Collective social media for updates.

Welcome to Off Canvas, a podcast by Capture Collective. In each episode of this series, we discuss our honest thoughts on some of the best and worst moments in current art news. In the second episode of Off Canvas 'Have we missed the museum?' we discuss what we have and haven't missed about museums during COVID-19 restrictions, as well as what we love and hate about museums in general, and what we are looking forward to from museums in 2021. We’ll be back again next month with another episode, so keep an eye on our Capture Collective social media for updates. A big thank you to the members of the Capture Collective team who recorded and produced today's podcast, Harrie Woodhams, Zoe Berkeley, and Alex Stephenson and an extra thank you to Harrie, for also making our wonderful cover artwork.  A special thank you also goes to In The Bottling Room, for creating a jingle for Off Canvas.

Welcome to Off Canvas, a podcast by Capture Collective. In each episode of this series, we discuss our honest thoughts on some of the best and worst moments in current art news. In the first episode of Off Canvas Hating Statues: Medusa, Maggi and Marc we discuss three recently unveiled public statues and the critical moment surrounding each of them. We’ll be back again next month with another episode, so keep an eye on our Capture Collective social media for updates. A big thank you to our guest, Anna Young, for joining us in this episode and to the Capture Collective team, in particular - Harrie Woodhams, Zoe Berkeley, and Alex Stephenson - for recording and producing today’s podcast, and an extra thank you to Harrie, for also making our wonderful cover artwork.  A special thank you also goes to In The Bottling Room, for creating a jingle for Off Canvas. Please be advised that this episode contains discussion of sexual violence and racial violence.