Responding to people and place through public art with Artist Maria Amidu

from Talking Public Art · host FrancisKnight

In this episode Louise and Laura talk with Artist Maria Amidu about: why she turned from craft-maker to working in the public realm the importance of rooting a project in the community the interplay between the initial brief and what you eventually decide to do Plus: looking out for Wivelsfield on the London to Brighton train and the delights of Agatha Christie Contact Talking Public Art Podcast: Instagram us at @artbirdsfk Linkedin connect @ FrancisKnight Ltd Email us at [email protected] Thanks for listening & keep podcasting!

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