In this episode Cecilie Nissen, artistic director at Kristiansand Kunsthall and Marianne Hultman, artistic director at Oslo Kunstforening and Ursula Reuter Christiansen and Thorbjørn Reuter Christiansen discuss the 1970s feminism movement, when the Berlin wall came down, and the Grimm brothers influence to her work.

In this episode, Martin White and Toril Johannessen discuss optical illusions, cultural appropriation and the complex history of wax printed fabric in West Africa.

In this important episode, Martin White and Hans Ragnar Mathisen discuss solidarity, map-making, Sámi activism, the Áltá action, obsession, and Madonna.

In this episode, Martin White and Lina Selander discuss pedagogy, liveness, archives and tightrope walking.

An artist who has for many years mentored and taught students at the Oslo National Art Academy, Germain Ngoma, recovering from a recent process accident, and Martin White discuss negative space, process, metaphor and inspiration.

In a moving episode, Inger Johanne Grytting and Martin White discuss mentors, the joy of repetition, urban birdlife, tap dancing and community.

We cautiously welcome 2021 with Season 3 of 'Are You OK?'. Trygve Luktvasslimo and Martin White discuss Baroque Karaoke, Bitcoin mining, local politicians and metaphysics.

In this episode, third in a series of three with the artists participating in Sparebankstiftelsen DNB's Grant Exhibition 2020, Martin White talks to Hanni Kamaly about human exhibition, historical annotation, subjects / objects and Pornhub.

Berivan and Martin discuss the vulnerability of authenticity, exploitation, catharsis, Nirvana and dance. This is the second in our three part series in which Martin is speaking to the artists involved in the Sparebankstiftelsen DNB's Grant Exhibition 2020.

Kjetil and Martin discuss Kjetil's long and varied career from a biodynamic farmer, to a Butoh dancer, to a theatre director to a visual artist. This episode is the first in a three part series in which Martin is speaking to the artists involved in the Sparebankstiftelsen DNB's Grant Exhibition 2020.

In a timely episode Anawana talks to Martin about decoloniality. They also discuss China's relationship to Zambia.

Martin and Akram discuss political unrest, when Governments no longer serve their people, social division, ideologies, second readings, Abba and Camus.

Camille Norment and Martin White discuss feedback, the signal and the noise, her work 'Prime' recently shown at Oslo Kunstforening, and of course, the virus.

Born in 1958, New York based artist Lucien Samaha describes photography as his companion throughout his many careers including that of a Flight Attendant for TWA, a Marketing Manager for Eastman Kodak Company, (where he had the distinction of being the first digital photographer ever), and a world-famous DJ on the 107th floor of the World Trade Center. He exhibited at Oslo Kunstforening in the 2018 show ‘Beirút, Beyrut, Beyrouth, Beyrout’.