Episode 94 brings us to the southern coastal part of County Dublin where Fender Jackson chats with the visual artist Guggi. Conversation includes: introductions; names; Guggi, Bono, The Edge, Gavin Friday and Strongman all getting their moniker; Guggi’s initial resistance to this name; early life on Cedarwood Road; having six brother and three sisters; early memories of Bono and Gavin Friday; Winnie and Iris; big families; being an artistic kids; The Virgin Prunes; The Beautifull House in Temple Bar; being advised that he couldn’t vs. realising that he could be an artist; signwriting; moving from singing artist to visual artist; oilpainting; finding one’s vocabulary as an artist; Four Artists – Many Wednesdays (1988) at Dublin's Hendricks Gallery - an exhibition of works by Guggi, Gavin Friday, Charlie Whisker and Bono; living hand to mouth; the bumpy ride and feast or famine; poets and language; Guggi’s artistic vocabulary; Memory to Form at Château La Coste; Guggi’s periods; when the piece is finished; Picasso; Rothko; future plans and other topics. Face to face recording on in Guggi's home, County Dublin at 12.27pm on Friday 9th August 2024.  Relevant Links www.guggi.com www.theirelandpodcast.com Additional Links Spotify playlist for Episode 94 Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.