We have got something rather special for you this week and so I am so grateful for our two

guests today who showed up at busy times and talked with beautiful transparency about this really important subject.

I hope you enjoy the conversations today and let's go on with it.

Welcome to Art Justice in honor. Okay.

Welcome to Art Jesus with honest, generous and humorous conversations that will feed your creative soul and get you thinking with me Alice Sheridan and usually Louise Fletcher two weeks ago on

episode two five six we were talking with two contemporary artists with their

view on open calls and we were I was having interesting comments and chats in the

DMs with the two guests I'm going to introduce you to in a minute and we

thought it would be really lovely to separate the conversation out and to hear the artist view so if you haven't heard that you can hop back and listen to that one

But today we're going to be talking about the gallery view of open calls

This isn't a two-sided kind of warfare situation, but I think it will be so interesting to hear the inside of what goes on putting an open call together and

what the galleries get out of it. So I am delighted to be joined by Luke Tarpy from

the Tarpy Gallery and with Joe Miles from Sussex Contemporary.

Welcome Luke and Joe and thank you for your time on the podcast.

Well, Alice, thank you very much.

Very happy to be here. Thanks, Alice, lovely you very much. Very happy to be here.

Thanks, Alice, lovely to be here.

So before we get stuck in, I think it would be helpful

just to tell us just a little bit about your gallery, what you do, where it is in the world, what kind

of sight it is, just so that people can imagine.

And maybe let us know your Instagram or your website right at the front so people can go and have a look if they want to see

while they're listening to you Luke. Tell us about TARP Gallery.

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