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Ep 74 – Katie O’Hagan : Getting On With Grit

It was a riot chatting with Scottish American artist Katie O’Hagan in Upstate New York. Katie paints compelling figurative paintings that are technically brilliant and deeply personal – full of symbols and mystery. Her work is shown in galleries an

An episode of the John Dalton - gently does it . . . podcast, hosted by John Dalton, titled "Ep 74 – Katie O’Hagan : Getting On With Grit" was published on November 28, 2016 and runs 110 minutes.

November 28, 2016 ·110m · John Dalton - gently does it . . .

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It was a riot chatting with Scottish American artist Katie O’Hagan in Upstate New York. Katie paints compelling figurative paintings that are technically brilliant and deeply personal – full of symbols and mystery. Her work is shown in galleries and museums across America and the rest of the world. She has received many awards from […]

It was a riot chatting with Scottish American artist Katie O’Hagan in Upstate New York. Katie paints compelling figurative paintings that are technically brilliant and deeply personal – full of symbols and mystery. Her work is shown in galleries and museums across America and the rest of the world. She has received many awards from […]
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