Art|Politics|Free Speech| A Conversation with Julian Raven

EPISODE · Aug 7, 2025 · 38 MIN

Art|Politics|Free Speech| A Conversation with Julian Raven

from MadPo3t Podcast| Art|Life| Creative exploration · host Alex Murdock| Exploring Creative Journey: The MadPo3t

In this compelling episode, we kick off with a fantastic piece of news as we celebrate the recent honor received by the very platform you're listening to—MadPo3t Podcast has been acknowledged by Feedspot as a top poetry platform in the UK. This recognition sets the stage for a deep and insightful conversation with our guest, the multifaceted artist Julian Raven.Julian takes us on a journey through his artistic evolution, sharing how his life—from growing up in London and Marbella to becoming based in New York—has shaped his powerful and often provocative creations. We explore his creative process across various mediums, including painting, photography, and the poetry that connects him to this very platform.The conversation then takes a fascinating turn as Raven recounts the details of his high-profile media flare-up with the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery. He candidly shares the story behind his controversial painting of Donald Trump and his subsequent legal battle with the institution and its director, Kim Sajet. This segment offers an intimate look into the events that led him to challenge one of America's most revered cultural establishments.Finally, we convene on his latest endeavor, a book that meticulously chronicles his legal and political fight. Raven provides an inside look at his motives for writing the book and the revelations he uncovers about the art gallery and the lady at the center of the storm, Kim Sajet. This episode is not just about art; it's a profound discussion about free speech, institutional power, and one man's unwavering determination to have his voice heard.Julian Raven Link:- Art site is www.julianraven.com my book- site is www.smithsoninstitution.comFeedSpot Link:- https://www.feedspot.com/fs/tk/GEbRwJQiGeoa4RRH2Poc%2FRMSxeSTHuvuHuHqFdX5H%2F7jGce1ZCHr6BbnF0jWyUfR5A7A9Y9S8PYa5uEe3ccaxdtQ%2BfiiJvMeWSUhWN7EFQkeRvfhoV3hHEoWFVgUBFrHElEBr6NUEiZUFiVXHfRWCBNF9fOiXOL1SxYWSQ35I87lGMa3Zh%2FZFVgjFCIKxkX%2FFEMI9aBOFxVKHhJOEMESDShS%2Bb1uTyIiUSAoWhQ%3D

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