Anish Kapoor
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Nov 5, 2026
Leo RaymanGUEST
mean other people really sharing cool things i think but also like the weird stuff like oh i say weird what i mean by that is the things that other people don't look at
Rich StockdaleHOST
If I think about a recent example, I think I went to see like an Anish Kapoor sculpture thing.
Leo RaymanGUEST
It was a bit like alien art stuff recently.
Leo RaymanGUEST
So the Hayward Gallery in London.
Dave ChapmanHOST
You've set a high bar with that.
Dave ChapmanHOST
So the one step beneath it, I'm going to the Hayward Gallery tomorrow to see the Anish Kapoor exhibition.
Dave ChapmanHOST
That's a bit eyebrow, Dave.
Dave ChapmanHOST
What's happened there? Did somebody else get you tickets? I actually drove that one a couple of times a year, you know, tried to do something a little cultural.
Oana RinaldiHOST
Digital art and interactive installations have become fertile ground for philosophical inquiry.
Oana RinaldiHOST
Contemporary artists such as Olafur Eliasson and Anish Kapoor have utilized space, light, and viewer interaction to probe reality's structure.
Oana RinaldiHOST
These innovations prompt audiences to reconsider their perceptions and engage with art on a multisensory level, making the philosophical pursuit not just a visual experience, but a holistic one.
Oana RinaldiHOST
the unending dialogue.
Evie HatchGUEST
And Vantablack is a coating.
Evie HatchGUEST
So Anish Kapoor got the exclusivity to use it in his um in his work otherwise it was used um it's been superseded now i think by by other um black blacker than black coatings that absorb 99.9 of visible light or whatever um So otherwise, its application, other than Anish Kapoor's work, was military applications, as well as some kind of, I think someone painted, like, coated their car with it or something.
Evie HatchGUEST
And a few kind of other, I suppose, yeah, slightly gimmicky applications.
Evie HatchGUEST
But it's not a pigment.
Maddie Rose HillsHOST
yeah
Evie HatchGUEST
yeah yeah um i don't know i'll have to think about whether you should we should keep this in or not yeah um it's just great chat though it's great chat
Maddie Rose HillsHOST
if anyone if anyone ever like I went to see the Anish Kapoor exhibition.
Maddie Rose HillsHOST
Oh, I haven't seen
Dominic SelwoodGUEST
Lots of objects go around the world consensually.
Dominic SelwoodGUEST
Anish Kapoor sells something to Japan.
Dominic SelwoodGUEST
Well, it should be there.
Dominic SelwoodGUEST
Objects don't have a passport like a company or a person.
Dominic SelwoodGUEST
Lots of objects go around the world consensually.
Dominic SelwoodGUEST
Anish Kapoor sells something to Japan.
Dominic SelwoodGUEST
Well, it should be there.
Dominic SelwoodGUEST
Objects don't have a passport like a company or a person.
Mark DonovanGUEST
Who composed the overture to The Wasps? Ralph Vaughn Williams.
Mark DonovanGUEST
Who designed the ArcelorMittal orbit sculpture in London's Olympic Park? Anish Kapoor with structural engineer Cecil Balmond.
Mark DonovanGUEST
Which 1927 Broadway musical is credited as the first with an integrated black and white cast and serious racial themes? Show Boat.
Mark DonovanGUEST
During the reign of Richard the Lionheart, which offenders were sometimes punished by castration? Poachers, particularly those who poached in the royal forests.
Meaghan MurrayHOST
The artist is Sir...
Meaghan MurrayHOST
I don't know if it's Anish, Anish Kapoor.
Thomas NeubergerHOST
Oh.
Robbe ReddingerHOST
Yeah.
Paulette BrooksGUEST
all the legislation and the government policy that comes out has an impact in terms of cultural policy as well and what gets an opportunity to shine.
Kirsty WarkHOST
Yes, because in fact, you know, if you look at work, established British artists like Sonia Boyce, Turner Priseman, Anish Kapoor, Sir Steve McQueen, UK's first black ballet company, Ballet Black, all recognised and critically acclaimed.
Kirsty WarkHOST
But you're not talking about these established artists, aren't you? You're talking about grassroots organisations and what does making the invisible visible look like?
Paulette BrooksGUEST
Making them visible, visible is like sitting in a room, being the only black person in that room, but still you're not seen and you can't exactly miss you.
Andy BeckermanHOST
It looks like a void.
Andy BeckermanHOST
Anish Kapoor, who's a British sculptor, I think most of us would know him from The Bean in Chicago.
Andy BeckermanHOST
Oh, uh-huh.
Andy BeckermanHOST
He made that, yeah.
Andy BeckermanHOST
Yeah.
Andy BeckermanHOST
A lot of artists are complaining and moaning, but none of them as much as this other British artist, Stuart Semple.
Andy BeckermanHOST
Semple creates a new pigment called Pinkest Pink and sells the rights to it to anyone who wants to use it, except, and this is in the legal disclaimer when you buy it on his website, quote, By adding this product to your cart, you confirm that you are not Anish Kapoor.
Andy BeckermanHOST
You are in no way affiliated to Anish Kapoor.
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