Contemporary artist, Dan Baldwin was at Brighton Beach House this week, regaling their creative members with tales from across his impressive artistic career.

Hosted by Stuart Holdsworth from Enter Gallery’s Art Related Noise podcast, the pair dived into Baldwin’s creative process, his obsession with colour, and the themes that have captivated him since art school.

Also joining the duo on the night was our CEO, Lawrence Alkin, there to discuss Baldwin’s upcoming solo show, Dan Baldwin x Enter Gallery: 20 Years, which we are launching on Thursday 5th December with a Private View - RSVP here

As well as being a celebration of a wonderful working relationship that has spanned two successful decades, Baldwin’s show will present an extensive selection of new artworks on paper, showcasing the artist’s unique eye for colour and composition.

In today’s blog, we’re providing some highlights from the night, and revealing where you can tune in to listen to what was a beautiful and inspiring conversation about creativity and the business of art.  

Psychological Landscapes

Since 1998, Dan Baldwin has been prolific, creating multiple artworks almost every day.

Over the years Dan Baldwin art has dived into the realms of politics, war, religion, innocence and nature, using abstract and figurative motifs to weave narratives that speak to our modern world.

On the night, Baldwin discussed how as time has passed, the topics that inspire his work have evolved, and how now he primarily creates works using symbolism from nature to explore human vulnerability.

The interview makes great listening for those looking for further insight into Dan's creative practice and how he has navigated the art world over the last 20 years. 

Listen Now

For those who’d like to listen to this conversation, the Art Related Noise podcast episode is now live. Tune in below or download on ITunes, Android or Spotify