Conversation with Sapna Agarwal - Artist and Community Organiser

On the Irregular with Java Bere

In this episode I chat to artist and community organiser Sapna Agarwal.

Sapna is one of my oldest friends, having met in Manchester twenty years ago when we were both running around the city pretending to be the stars of a Jean Luc Goddard film.

This was a soft, gentle talk, fitting for a rainy day across Yorkshire and Glasgow.

Sapna tells me about dropping out of architecture school, how having children helped her understand her purpose and as she describes it 'the golden thread that runs through her creative practice', and the power of community.

With a light peppering of reminiscing about our youth.

Welcome to my conversation with the coolest girl I still know, Sapna Agarwal.
Sapna is far too cool to be on Instagram but if you're local to Glasgow do say hello and pop along to one of Sapna's events.

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