Episode 9

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12th Aug 2024

The Intersection of Creativity and Society

Welcome to the Summer Series of The Wilderness of Creativity podcast with artist, Anthony Nicolaou (@afnicolaou54).

Anthony is a dedicated educator and artist with a foundation background in the arts, having started his journey at Chelsea before advancing to the BA Fine Art course at Hornsey School of Art (Middlesex University). After a fulfilling career in education that spanned over 35 years, he has now shifted his focus entirely to creating art. Specialising in oil and watercolour paintings, Anthony finds inspiration in his surroundings, working from a beautiful studio that overlooks the River Thames. Anthony has kindly donated one of his paintings as part of a giveaway.

Key discussion points:

  • Exploring the role of art in society
  • Empowering young people though arts education
  • Art influences and inspiration
  • The importance of creative community and support

Thank you for listening!

Stay wild x

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Lucy Colgan

Lucy's career spanning two decades has seen her excel as a versatile freelance artist, project manager, and director within the dynamic world of the creative industry. Armed with a PGCE in Drama and Performing Arts and a Professional Diploma in Dance from Trinity Laban, she effortlessly imparts her boundless energy and expertise to budding talents. Lucy crafts bespoke training sessions for educators and non-specialists working across various educational sectors and community platforms. Currently holding the position of Head of Dance and Drama at a leading independent school in Derbyshire, Lucy continues to inspire and empower the next generation of artistic trailblazers.