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Ben Mazey on Quitting Fashion Design at Kenzo to Make Clay Art During Lockdown

Artist Ben Mazey was seven years into a career as design director at Kenzo in Paris when the pandemic hit. Stranded in Sydney with an empty apartment and an at-home clay

Chloe Wise on Lettuce Chandeliers, Bread Handbags and Archetypal Women

This week, we're visiting artist Chloe Wise in her Manhattan studio. In this episode: the shift from painting a specific person to painting an archetypal woman, the biolo

Suzannah Sinclair: The Artist the Art World Forgot to Keep Watching (Part 2)

Carrie first encountered Suzannah Sinclair's work twenty-some odd years ago - Playboy pinups painted on wood, seductive and complicated and genuinely risky - and put her

Suzannah Sinclair: From Playboy Pinups to Egg Tempera (Part 1)

Twenty years ago, Suzannah Sinclair was one of the most talked-about young painters around - making seductive, complicated paintings of Playboy pinups on wood that had th

Fair Play Art Fair: Ryan Stanier on Free Booths, Nude Portraits & Shaking Up the Art Fair Model

What if exhibiting at an art fair was completely free? That's the question Ryan Stanier - founder of The Other Art Fair - decided to actually answer. After 100 editions

Avant Arte CEO Mazdak Sanii: The Next Generation of Art Collectors

Download Avant Arte's New Generation Report: https://avantarte.com/insights/articles/new-generation-survey-2026 This year’s findings show that younger collectors are be

Jonathan Schwartz (Atelier 4): The Art Handler Who Moved the Magna Carta

Jonathan Schwartz is the founder of Atelier 4, one of the most trusted names in art handling and shipping worldwide. But his entry into the business was less than auspici

Painter Lottie Cole on Interiors, Forgotten Women Artists & Elizabeth Bowen

What does a room reveal about the life lived inside it? For painter Lottie Cole, the answer is: everything. Lottie joins Carrie to talk about her new show at Long & Ryle

Phillip Toledano on AI, Deceit & Why Photography Was Never Really True

Carrie Scott sits down with conceptual artist Phillip Toledano to unpack his most audacious project yet - a show at Fotografiska Berlin attributed to a photographer who d

Painter Suzy Spence: The Hunt, the Bride, and the Widow

Painter Suzy Spence spent 35 years making work in New York before trading the city for a sprawling Vermont studio - and she never stopped being radical. In this conversat

How Anastasia Samoylova Photographed Her Way to The Met

This week on Have You Seen?, Carrie sits down with photographer Anastasia Samoylova - a Russian-born, Miami-based artist who has spent 15 years building one of the most d

Damian Elwes: Painting the Studios Where Masterpieces Were Made

Damian Elwes spends years researching each painting, piecing together fragments of photographs and historical evidence to recreate the exact studios where masterpieces we

Sculptor Syd Carpenter on 50 Years of Clay, Gardens, and Refusing to Be Boxed In

Syd Carpenter has spent fifty years expanding what clay can hold and now she's expanding beyond clay altogether. With a major retrospective at the Woodmere Art Museum and

Woodcarver Dan Webb on Time, Memory & Making the Impossible

This week, Carrie is joined by Dan Webb, a Seattle-based woodcarver whose work has been astonishing her for 20 years. Dan creates sculptures that seem impossible: hands e

Finding Joy at Frieze LA with artist Richelle Rich

Artist and LA resident Richelle Rich joins Carrie to debrief on what turned out to be a landmark week for art in Los Angeles. Fresh from days of fairs, openings, and yes,

The Master Photographer You've Never Heard Of (But Should)

Shop Harold Feinstein Estate Prints: https://www.carrie-scott.com/shop?category=Harold+Feinstein Carrie sits down with Judith Thompson as she shares the intimate story o

Laurie Frick: How Data Becomes Art and Why Surveillance Could Be Beautiful

Artist Laurie Frick makes portraits without faces. Instead, she transforms personal data into tactile artworks made from wool felt, leather, and sandblasted glass. A form

The Art World's Bloomberg Terminal: Arthur Analytics with James Crichton

Sponsored by Arthur Analytics. Join for free: https://www.arthuranalytics.com/seenart What happens when someone from finance marries into an art collecting family and d

Art Basel Qatar: The Truth Behind the Hype with Tina Corinteli

Art advisor Tina Corinteli joins Carrie from Doha to give us the unfiltered take on Art Basel's experimental new format. No traditional booths. Museum-style flow. All cos

Inside the Booming Collectibles Market with Kayleigh Davies from Auctionet

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