Gentleman Lars

This is an interview with the artist Enrique Martínez Celaya. He was born in Cuba and has been living in the US for a long time. The interview was recorded in Stockholm at GSA Gallery. In what ways has being an exile influenced the work of Enrique Martínez Celaya? Are Scandinavians cold? How about loneliness?

October 16 in 2023 I started my current employment. This is what a learnt from looking for a new job. I talk with the psychotherapist Abigail Welchman.

Before I got unemployed in August 2023, I talked with psychotherapist Abigail Welchman. We talked about the rejections when I applied for jobs and about my problems with low self esteem. I got a very useful advice to boost my self esteem.

Psychotherapist Abigail Welshman gives me advice about how to stop feeling shame about searching for an employment. Fredrik Svenburg, Managing Recruitment Consultant at the recruitment ageny Hammer & Hanborg in Stockholm, gives me advice on making my CV work better.

In this episode, Lars Carlén, who is searching for a new job, receives guidance from psychotherapist Abigail Welchman and recruiter Sue White, Associate Director at Piper Maddox. They discuss the importance of completing tedious tasks like writing a cover letter and offer suggestions to help me, Lars in my job search.

During the spring 2023, the economy in Sweden, has declined tremendously. The Swedish economy was recently described by a Swede in the newspaper, as worse compared to other countries in the European Union. I have a temporary employment as a communications manager. However, there are few jobs in this field to apply for. Many smart people want to work within communication. The competition is fierce, and they get frustrated. What should one do to find a new job? Psychoterapist Abigail Welshman gives us good advice on how to start looking for a new job. She calms me down and tells me what I can do. I am talking to my former colleague Charlotte Bohrn, about looking for a job as a team. She is a strategic educator and developer. We work well as a team. We have been working together in the gaming industry and enjoy it a lot in this fun and fast-growing industry.

This is an interview with British sculptor Tony Cragg. About art in both the United Kingdom and Germany, his sources of inspiration, and how he seeks to avoid simplicity in his work.

In this interview the British sculptor Tony Cragg, he discusses his disinterest in copying things, his views on various materials, and the differences between working with men and women in his studio. The interview also briefly touches on the topic of religion. The gallery owner, Stefan Andersson of GSA Gallery, provides a brief introduction and shares his first meeting with Tony Cragg. Listeners will learn how Cragg's early years has helped him to settle down in different countries.

How has GSA Gallery managed to represent world-class artists and maintain long-term growth? How much does intution factor into their business decisions? Is running a gallery very different from running any other business?