The Serpentine Podcast: On Work
Episode 5: The Work of Art

In this episode, Victoria Sin and Lucia Pietroiusti discuss contributors to the Work Marathon that discuss what it means to make work as an artist. Philosopher Daniel Ross approaches the function of art as an anthropological question, while Ghetto Gastro co-founder Jon Gray chairs a discussion on finding your identity as an artist with artist Lynette Yiadom-Boakye and architect Sir David Adjaye. This podcast also features a performance by Anne Imhof from her work 'Faust.' The conversations and performances shared in this episode were recorded at the Serpentine's Work Marathon at the Royal Geographical Society in September 2018. 

Hosts: Victoria Sin & Lucia Pietroiusti
Production: Jessie Lawson & Jack Howson for Reduced Listening
Sound Design: Dane Law
Mixing: Rob Winter

The Serpentine Podcast: On Work - Episode 5: THE WORK OF ART

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