Smy Goodness Podcast : Food History & Food Art
Summary: A listen and a look at how food, history and art intersect. From food origins, food history and food art. How foods have traveled the world, been used by different people and how different artists have depicted them throughout time with an emphasis on women artists, under and mis-represented artists.
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Podcasts:
This week it's all about the magical lemon with comedian, chef, journalist, broadcaster Hardeep Singh Kohli. We talk about his professional take on lemons, with lots of food memories and lots of laughs. With artworks from Monet, Francisco de Zurbarán, Joseph Beuys, Karan Singh, Phllippe Starck and lots of talk of my lemon curd and more.
Come and join me on a little cherry adventure! Throughout the ages cherries have been symbolic of life, love, rebirth, fertility, reproduction and sexuality. I was joined by visual artist, street photographer and dear friend Mike Wolff to discuss his work, creative inspirations and to reminisce about the Black Forest, Black Forest Cake and more.
This episode is with Creative Director at Emilio de la Morena, a luxury womenswear fashion brand. A Spanish artisan with a London aesthetic, it made perfect sense to kick off the podcast with a chat about quince - the fruit from antiquity resembling a pear/apple hybrid. We look at where it originated, how it traveled the world, its uses and inspirations to us and others throughout the ages.
This podcast will look at food, history, art and design. How, why and where they intersect and the impact that they have had and have on our culture and experiences. Together we’ll travel the world throughout time and space to uncover tales, facts, people and objects that have shaped our everyday lives in ways we may not have realised.
