Ep:5 Jules Cunningham

This bonus episode was recorded live in the gallery space with Sonny E, the musician formerly known as Adamski, as a YouTube live stream. Declaring that Adamski is dead, Sonny performs his new cyber billy sound, before talking to old friend Mark McGowan about their shared love of music and his psychological warfare with the animals in his garden. We apologise for the short burst of drilling noise towards the end of the recording.Learn more about the Bethlem Live Lounge exhibition: Exhibition: Bethlem Live Lounge - Bethlem GalleryBuy our limited-edition vinyl album, Madness & Melancholy, here: Shop - Bethlem GalleryWatch the original live stream of this recording here: Adamski is dead this is Sonny E at Bethlem Live Lounge (youtube.com) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the final episode of this series, artist Mark McGowan talks to Bethlem Gallery Trustee and artist Ashokkumar Mistry about the role of the gallery in discussions of mental health, and how cultural institutions and artists can engage with society as a whole.Learn more about the Bethlem Live Lounge exhibition: Exhibition: Bethlem Live Lounge - Bethlem GalleryBuy our limited-edition vinyl album, Madness & Melancholy, here: Shop - Bethlem Gallery Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dancer-choreographer Jules Cunningham joins Mark McGowan for a walk through the beautiful woodlands surrounding Bethlem Gallery as they discuss Jules’ dance career and influences.Learn more about the Bethlem Live Lounge exhibition: Exhibition: Bethlem Live Lounge - Bethlem GalleryBuy our limited-edition vinyl album, Madness & Melancholy, here: Shop - Bethlem Gallery Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mark McGowan talks to singer-songwriter Finn, a former patient at Bethlem Royal Hospital whose songs written at the hospital are now being recorded with support from Nitin Sawhney and Brit-Trailblazer Gawain Hewitt.Learn more about the Bethlem Live Lounge exhibition: Exhibition: Bethlem Live Lounge - Bethlem GalleryBuy our limited-edition vinyl album, Madness & Melancholy, here: Shop - Bethlem Gallery Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Professor Sally Marlow of King's College London talks to Mark McGowan about the scientific research into music and mental health. Recorded in Borough Market.Learn more about the Bethlem Live Lounge exhibition: Exhibition: Bethlem Live Lounge - Bethlem GalleryBuy our limited-edition vinyl album, Madness & Melancholy, here: Shop - Bethlem GalleryCome and listen to Sally and Mark talk in person on 26 June 2024 at The Exchange, part of King's College London: Symposium: Music and Mental Health – What do we know? - Bethlem Gallery Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mark McGowan talks to Bethlem artists Halimah Zakiuddin and Barrington G about their art practice, and Barrington’s song-writing. Learn more about the Bethlem Live Lounge exhibition: Exhibition: Bethlem Live Lounge - Bethlem GalleryBuy our limited-edition vinyl album, Madness & Melancholy, here: Shop - Bethlem Gallery Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Recorded in The Artist Taxi Driver’s taxi, Mark McGowan talks to Bethlem Gallery Director Sophie Leighton about the unique history of Bethlem Gallery, his own journey from addict to artist, and the new exhibition Bethlem Live Lounge.Learn more about the Bethlem Live Lounge exhibition: Exhibition: Bethlem Live Lounge - Bethlem GalleryBuy our limited-edition vinyl album, Madness & Melancholy, here: Shop - Bethlem Gallery Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Coming soon… the Bethlem Live Lounge podcast by Bethlem Gallery. A series of 6 episodes exploring the world of music and mental health, hosted by Mark McGowan AKA The Artist Taxi Driver. Mark will be talking to special guests including Professor Sally Marlow of Kings College London, dancer and choreographer Jules Cunningham, and artists from the Bethlem Community. Learn more about the Bethlem Live Lounge exhibition: Exhibition: Bethlem Live Lounge - Bethlem GalleryBuy our limited-edition vinyl album, Madness & Melancholy, here: Shop - Bethlem Gallery Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.