Patricia Niven's guest appearances

Patricia Niven

Keep It Quirky podcast

Sound of Silence

Sam Conniff Allende

David Shrigley

Yasmin Khan

Dan Pashman

Eddie Izzard

Jim Moir

Darryl Edwards

Ed Levine

Rachel Khoo

Melissa Hemsley

Victor Adebowale

Frankie Celenza

Carl Richards

Lucy Bellwood

Oneika Raymond

OwlTail

Patricia Niven is a photographer who specializes in food, the people who grow it, cook it, and eat it -- and the interconnectedness therein. In this episode, we talk about how to find your creative "thing" (following your interests each step of the way), and also pushing yourself to continue reaching for new things (she does a 90-day checkin with herself, introspecting on what she's accomplished and what new pursuits she will start action on in the following 90 days).She arrived in London on a one-way ticket from Australia 21 years ago. In her early years in London, alongside being a photographic assistant, she photographed within the music scene. Highlights included shooting portraits of musicians such as Jill Scott, Amy Winehouse &amp; Cyprus Hill, documenting club nights in Brixton, and traveling to post-genocide Rwanda to document survivors, musicians, politicians &amp; entrepreneurs.She’s won many awards, from places like the Association of Photographers, the Pink Lady Food Photography Awards, and the Sunday Times Food Book of the Year award for her work with the Honey &amp; Co cookbook, which is an all-time favorite. She’s also worked on cookbooks by Jack Monroe, including the photography for 3 of Jack’s book covers (and the photography for one full book) and the #CookforSyria book, which was a global project organised by Clerkenwell Boy.Aside from her work in publishing and with restaurants, she also does portrait work and brand work...which all can, of course, be wrapped up into the topic of food! Her art has been exhibited everywhere from V&amp;A Museum to the National Portrait Gallery.“Do a thing you love and believe in.” - Patricia NivenThere's another special guest in this episode! At the top of the episode, I introduce you all to Mark Dyck, the host of the podcast "Rise Up," which is a podcast for bakers. I was so stoked when Mark agreed to hop on a call with me to share his passion for baking and to talk about his show. You can check that out here: https://riseuppod.com/PATRICIA NIVENhttps://www.patricianiven.com/@patricianiven@thechickensoupprojectKATIE QUINN@qkatieKEEP IT QUIRKY PODCAST@keepitquirkypodcastSign up for my monthly e-newsletter: http://eepurl.com/dNtAx2 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Patricia Niven is a photographer who specializes in food, the people who grow it, cook it, and eat it -- and the interconnectedness therein. In this episode, we talk about how to find your creative "thing" (following your interests each step of the way), and also pushing yourself to continue reaching for new things (she does a 90-day checkin with herself, introspecting on what she's accomplished and what new pursuits she will start action on in the following 90 days).She arrived in London on a one-way ticket from Australia 21 years ago. In her early years in London, alongside being a photographic assistant, she photographed within the music scene. Highlights included shooting portraits of musicians such as Jill Scott, Amy Winehouse &amp; Cyprus Hill, documenting club nights in Brixton, and traveling to post-genocide Rwanda to document survivors, musicians, politicians &amp; entrepreneurs.She’s won many awards, from places like the Association of Photographers, the Pink Lady Food Photography Awards, and the Sunday Times Food Book of the Year award for her work with the Honey &amp; Co cookbook, which is an all-time favorite. She’s also worked on cookbooks by Jack Monroe, including the photography for 3 of Jack’s book covers (and the photography for one full book) and the #CookforSyria book, which was a global project organised by Clerkenwell Boy.Aside from her work in publishing and with restaurants, she also does portrait work and brand work...which all can, of course, be wrapped up into the topic of food! Her art has been exhibited everywhere from V&amp;A Museum to the National Portrait Gallery.“Do a thing you love and believe in.” - Patricia NivenThere's another special guest in this episode! At the top of the episode, I introduce you all to Mark Dyck, the host of the podcast "Rise Up," which is a podcast for bakers. I was so stoked when Mark agreed to hop on a call with me to share his passion for baking and to talk about his show. You can check that out here: <a href="https://riseuppod.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://riseuppod.com/</a>PATRICIA NIVEN<a href="https://www.patricianiven.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.patricianiven.com/</a>@patricianiven@thechickensoupprojectKATIE QUINN@qkatieKEEP IT QUIRKY PODCAST@keepitquirkypodcastSign up for my monthly e-newsletter: <a href="http://eepurl.com/dNtAx2" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">http://eepurl.com/dNtAx2</a> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Explore the Interconnectedness of Food, with Photographer Patricia Niven

This episode's guest is Patricia Niven.  Patricia is an award winning food and portrait photographer.  Her beautiful images convey her philosophy of the interconnectedness of food with the hope that it inspires others to have a greater awareness and appreciation of the relationship between the land, the producer and the preparer.  Her work has been exhibited around the world in London, Liverpool, Paris, Sydney and New Zealand and featured in publications such as the Wall Street Journal, The Guardian, The Independent and the FT Weekend.  In 2019 she shot large format film portraits at The Good Life Experience festival in Wales which will be published in a new book in 2020.  Recorded at the Garden Museum, Lambeth, London.Support the show

This episode's guest is Patricia Niven.  Patricia is an award winning food and portrait photographer.  Her beautiful images convey her philosophy of the interconnectedness of food with the hope that it inspires others to have a greater awareness and appreciation of the relationship between the land, the producer and the preparer.  Her work has been exhibited around the world in London, Liverpool, Paris, Sydney and New Zealand and featured in publications such as the Wall Street Journal, The Guardian, The Independent and the FT Weekend.  In 2019 she shot large format film portraits at The Good Life Experience festival in Wales which will be published in a new book in 2020.  Recorded at the Garden Museum, Lambeth, London.<a href="https://www.patreon.com/stevexoh" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Episode 88: Patricia Niven