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The Art Show

Visual artists tell you why and how they create! From studio visits, intimate interviews, and live issues, we take art out of the gallery and into your ears.

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An artist paints her lush Far North home + a city's...

The Art Show ·

2023/02/28

On this episode, two artists and two very different takes on place and belonging. Callum Morton focuses on the built environment and Naomi Hobson is deeply embedded in the natural landscape.

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Dylan Mooney's hero lovers and Ali Tahayori's poetic...

The Art Show ·

2023/02/21

Dylan Mooney's work celebrates young Black characters embodying queer love. And he does it in a bold, heartfelt graphic style that is proving irresistibly popular with audiences. Plus, Ali Tahayori on the poet Hafez, and creating art about queerness and otherness, through kaleidoscopic mirrors.

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The women artists who spoke to spirits and were left...

The Art Show ·

2023/02/14

Jennifer Higgie talks about her new book on women artists and the spirit world. Plus, Daniel visits the largest collection of artworks by the Victorian medium Georgiana Houghton, held at a spiritualist church.

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How will AI change our understanding of Art?

The Art Show ·

2023/02/07

2023 is going to be the year of AI art. If you’ve been playing around with text-to-image apps like DALL-E 2 or Stable Diffusion, you know how remarkable the technology is and how fast it’s moving. UNSW AI Institute's Prof Toby Walsh talks about the history of artificial intelligence and art, artist Kim Leutwyler on the experience of having your artwork used to ‘train’ AI (without consent) and Rodolfo Ocampo sees a new type of hybrid artist emerging, as well as certain artforms

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What Texta Queen did next + thinking through pink +...

The Art Show ·

2023/01/31

Five years ago, Texta Queen was riding high with a mid-career survey show, that should have marked a significant achievement for the artist. Instead, it resulted in a kind of burnout with the whole system. It led the artist to find new ways to have a career independent of the gallery system and build towards a residency project for other queer, disabled and BIPOC artists, called They Swarm.

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Jerry Saltz says: 'Show up' (You big scaredy-cat...

The Art Show ·

2023/01/24

Jerry Saltz is the Pulitzer prize-winning art critic for New York Magazine. Before he turned his hand to writing at the age of 40, he drove long-haul trucks and was a failed visual artist. Jerry reckons the gatekeepers of the art world have effectively 'effed off' and now anyone can —and must— take part. Jerry Saltz's latest book of essays is Art is Life.

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Kiki Smith on tapestry, Kirtika Kain explores Dalit...

The Art Show ·

2023/01/17

Great conversations with visual artists, gallery and museum directors and curators.

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David Noonan's mystery collage and Hoda Afshar on the...

The Art Show ·

2023/01/10

Great conversations with visual artists, gallery and museum directors and curators.

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Isaac Julien's marvelous entanglement + tattoos and...

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2023/01/03

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Karla Dickens' fearless found objects + clay gone wild

The Art Show ·

2022/12/27

Enter the eclectic studio and thought-provoking work of the Wiradjuri installation artist Karla Dickens. Plus, we look at ‘wild clay', the DIY-trend for gathering your own. But before you pull on gumboots and pick up a shovel – what are the ethics of digging up your own clay?

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Edward Burtynsky, painting the Holy Family and Dennis...

The Art Show ·

2022/12/20

Edward Burtynsky is a Canadian-Ukrainian photographer who captures human activity on Earth that's normally too big to perceive, except through aerial photography.

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Alexander McQueen's spectacular art and high stakes...

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2022/12/13

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How Cressida Campbell makes things beautiful + what...

The Art Show ·

2022/12/06

Cressida Campbell is best known for beautiful scenes of domestic interiors and still life arrangements, achieved through an intriguing technique. Kind of a cross between painting and printmaking. She is now the subject of a big solo show. Plus we visit the big new Sydney Modern Project.

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Imants Tillers on his credo and why he had to 'fire'...

The Art Show ·

2022/11/29

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Mary Beard on how the Caesars used Art to wield...

The Art Show ·

2022/11/22

Classicist Mary Beard examines art inspired by the lives and excesses of the Caesars, who wielded power in cruel and immoral ways.

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Inside Yayoi Kusama's world with Stephanie Rosenthal,...

The Art Show ·

2022/11/15

You know the Japanese superstar artist Yayoi Kusama for her polka dots and infinity mirror rooms, and giant spotted pumpkins.

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Art that's rubbish: why more artists are using...

The Art Show ·

2022/11/08

A trash-talking episode of The Art Show. We live on a planet choking on post-consumer waste and single-use plastics, so is it any wonder that more and more artists are using it as a serious material?

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What to know about the great Barbara Hepworth, an...

The Art Show ·

2022/11/01

Dame Barbara Hepworth is a revered figure in British art, who has never had a dedicated solo show in Australia.Her abstract sculptures echo the coastal landscape where she lived, and the human body. She wanted viewers to touch her artwork and move around it, and she rejected the pristine art gallery. For Barbara Hepworth: In Equilibrium, Lesley Harding and Kendrah Morgan chat to Daniel about curating 40 of Hepworth’s works for the Heide Museum of Modern Art.My Thing is... auto

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'Shaken to the core': the Indonesian art collective...

The Art Show ·

2022/10/25

We meet a member of Taring Padi, the Indonesian artists' collective at the centre of an art controversy at Documenta 15, the prestigious art show held every five years in Germany. In 2022 the show was plagued by accusations of antisemitism, but the Indonesian artists say the ensuing maelstrom prevented meaningful dialogue. Featuring Alex Supertono from Taring Padi, art historian Terry Smith and academic Wulan Dirgantoro.Bertie Blackman had a free-range childhood growing up in a

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Filming art for the big screen, sewing my feminist...

The Art Show ·

2022/10/18

British filmmaker Phil Grabsky is responsible for a prolific number of documentaries about famous artists, often in collaboration with large museums. Plus, Julia Gutman on 'painting with fabric' and finding a relatable muse. And Leila Jeffreys' inimitable bird portraits seem to reach into the avian soul.

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