Recent highlights
BBC Radio 4 Today programme interview, 4 May, 2024: I was interviewed by Justin Webb on the release of the Knepp Dawn track. (Listen here, 28mins 55s in)
Rewilded park’s birdsong inspires artists, BBC online, 4 May 2024: article gives the background to Knepp and the release of the Knepp Dawn track. Article here.
Classic FM plays Knepp Dawn, 5 May 2024: Sam Pittis played our new track on Sunday 5 May, to celebrate International Dawn Chorus Day.
RNCM Founding Principal to be honoured with sculpture (4barsrest), 20 February 2024: 4barsrest features my latest commission of Sir John Manduell. Article here. (Photo: RNCM)
Ada Nield Chew: The factory girl who fought for women’s rights (BBC News), 30 July 2023: the ‘Statue for Ada’ campaign announces the appointment of sculptor Hazel Reeves. Article here.
Knepp Wildland Podcast, the Soundscape, with Hazel Reeves, 13 June 2023: Hazel is interviewed by resident ecologist Penny Green about why she is recording soundscapes of hope. Full podcast here.
For full list of media features see Media Coverage page.
I’ve been very lucky with media coverage. In December 2018 the Emmeline Pankhurst statue unveiling, to a 7000-strong crowd, received blanket national tv and radio news coverage, with extensive newspaper coverage. Other highlights? Being interviewed by Naga and Charlie on BBC Breakfast about statues of women; Head of Tate, Maria Balshaw, at the Charleston Festival interviewing me about public art and politics; talking to a 50,000-strong football crowd in Manchester; being in the BBC One documentary Making of a Militant with Sally Lindsay; Jeremy Paxman asking three questions about my statues on University Challenge; and the Gresley statue popping up on Have I Got News for You . Some more highlights below, with thanks to all my interviewers, filmers, and photographers (including Stuart Walker, Roger Bamber, Andy Fallon, Nigel Kingston, Steven Roberts, Helen Tither). (Photo credit for unveiling crowd, above: Our Emmeline.)
