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Sound & Vision: Billy Childish
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Sound & Vision: Billy Childish
Sometimes an artist and sometimes a musician, Billy Childish is interviewing himself for TateShots.24.02.2010 In Part 5 of our Sound and Vision series TateShots went to visit famed Punk rocker and former ‘Stuckist’ artist Billy Childish at his studio in Kent.  After being expelled from school, Childish trained as a stonemason in Chatham dockyard. Born Stephen Hamper, he got the name Billy Childish from a mate in one of the punk bands he was in as a teenager. Since then Childish been as prolific a painter as he is a musician, and in this interview he talks about how his approach to making music art and poetry is often the same: ‘I’m interested in the elemental, not impressing myself and not impressing others. I fail, I often impress myself and I have sometimes impressed others’
Video Length: 367
Date Found: March 04, 2010
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