The Young Critics: Recent Episodes
The Young Critics
By Kinnari Saraiya and Freddie Churchill. She's from India and He's from England. They both studied Fine Art and graduated together amidst a pandemic. So, coming together on this podcast with polar opposite experiences and upbringing lead them to talk about their differing perceptions of the contemporary art world.
Kinnari Saraiya and Freddie Churchill, along with Billy Summers on this episode of The Young Critics talk about Museums and their problematic histories, rising from the wave of colonialism. Listen here if you want unfiltered and unvarnished opinions on the art world.
Thumbnail Image: Museum Decolonisation by Jacky Sheridan
Kinnari Saraiya and Freddie Churchill, along with Louise Hall on this episode of The Young Critics talk about the Education system of Britain that is inherently racist. Listen here if you want unfiltered and unvarnished opinions on the art world.
Kinnari Saraiya and Freddie Churchill, along with Evie Redwood on this episode of The Young Critics talk about the Venice Biennale and continuing indirect colonialism through various means. Listen here if you want unfiltered and unvarnished opinions on the art world.
Kinnari Saraiya and Freddie Churchill are 'Young Critics' aka graduates that talk about Public Sculptures and Kara Walker's newest artwork, Fons Americanus in Tate. Listen here if you want unfiltered and unvarnished opinions on the art world.
Introducing The Young Critics Podcast with Kinnari Saraiya and Freddie Churchill!!! She's from India and He's from England. They both studied Fine Art and graduated together amidst a pandemic. So, coming together on this podcast with polar opposite experiences and upbringing lead them to talk about their differing perceptions of the contemporary art world.