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Behind the Scenes - Vision Australia Radio

Vision Australia Radio

The Australian Arts community is as diverse as its population. Each week Behind The Scenes looks at how people carry out these arts projects. Many stories, both fascinating and amusing are waiting to be told.

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Behind the Scenes 29th May 2023

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2023/05/30

We start this week with a visit to the Deakin University Burwood Campus Art Gallery to check out their latest exhibition, Conflated, which features works commissioned around the idea of breathing in and out… Co-Curator and one of the artists, Zoe Bastin walks and talks us through some remarkable inflatables along with other works that make art from air… Then, Bronwen Coleman, director of Anthropocene Play Company is back on the show… she’s been here before to talk about her work on contemporary

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34:17

Special Presentation: Kent Morris - Confined 14

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2023/05/25

In this special presentation, Behind the Scenes presenter Chris Thompson takes a walk through exhibition Confined 14 guided by Kent Morris, within the Glen Eira City Council Gallery. Confined 14 presents more than 450 artworks by First Nations artists who are currently in prison in Victoria, or have been released in recent years. This exhibition is a powerful reflection of the over-representation of First Nations Australians in our criminal justice system and highlights the need for change. Learn

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58:14

Behind the Scenes 22nd May 2023

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2023/05/23

It's our week to catch up with Sophia Hall at Brown’s Mart in Darwin and, not only to find out what’s happening in the north, but also to meet Sophia’s local guest artist – ARIA nominated Producer, muso and occasional cook James Mangohig… and his upcoming performance; Hymns for the Witching Hour Back in Melbourne, the much-lauded play Moth by Declan Greene is having a revival at Theatre Works and we chat with Director Briony Dunn about whether you try to bring something new to a work like this, or

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58:29

Behind the Scenes 15th May 2023

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2023/05/16

It’s Western Australia’s turn to start the show this week and that means it’s time to say welcome back to our Perth Correspondent, Helen Simondson from Boola Bardip WA Museum. Helen will bring us up to date with what’s on in the west and what she’s seen in the past month. Then we’ll meet artist Melissa Gilbert whose interactive artwork Unite/Play/Perform is one of the first offerings from the new Cecil Place Precinct and promises to give us the opportunity to design our own universe. We’ll find

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58:51

Behind the Scenes 8th May 2023

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2023/05/09

It's Adelaide’s week this week so Elena Vereker is here with a brief wrap up of what’s happening in her neck of the woods before she introduces her local guest artist, Sally Chance, founder of Restless Dance, formerly of Come Out Festival, and now of Sally Chance Dance. Then we’re off to Geelong Gallery for a walk&talk through the wonderful Clarice Beckett: Atmospheres exhibition with co-curator Lisa Sullivan. Meanwhile, in Melbourne, the much loved and sadly missed Eleventh Hour Theatre

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58:17

Behind the Scenes 1st May 2023

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2023/05/02

Here we are in May already, so time for yet another Theatre Network Australia catch up and yet another new TNA staff member – this month we meet Circus and Physical Theatre Programme Producer Christian Schooneveldt-Reid who, of course, will also be tasked with introducing the TNA member of the Month for May – CiPI Recipient and Get Well Circus producer Samantha Martin. Then let’s catch up with two shows from this year’s Yirramboi Festival – first up we’ll chat with Maryanne Sam, creator of Oh My

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59:04

Behind the Scenes 24th April 2023

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2023/04/24

Behind the Scenes Web Blurb – Monday April 24, 2023 We kick off tonight’s show with our Darwin correspondent, Sophia Hall at Brown’s Mart who introduces us to David McMicken from Tracks Dance. Some years ago, David was part of the development of the Grey Panthers, a programme to engage older people with the dance sector, so how does he feel about finding himself now old enough to be a participant? Then we welcome Harley Mann back to the show to speak about his latest work directing Arterial, a

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58:57

Behind the Scenes 17th April 2023

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2023/04/17

In case you wonder what’s been going on over in the West… one thing that’s been happening is Wonderland and in case you’re wondering what that is, our Perth Correspondent Helen Simondson is here to make you wonder no more… plus, she’ll be introducing Adriane Daff from The Last Great Hunt to talk about Le Nor (The Rain) which, coincidentally, is heading east to Monash Performing Arts Centres in just a few weeks… Back in Melbourne, or at least down on the Mornington Peninsular, a group of dangerous

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58:45

Behind the Scenes 10th April 2023

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2023/04/11

As an Easter surprise, Behind the Scenes finally introduces our new Adelaide correspondent… it’s Elena Vereker from Insite Arts and we’ll find out a bit about her before she takes up the role… Russell Fletcher is well known for his work as an improvisor but what happens when he turns those skill towards Code Blue For Autism, a programme designed to work with people living on the autism spectrum? Meanwhile, at the Brunswick Street Gallery, artist Eleanor James walks and talks us through her

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59:04

Behind the Scenes 3rd April 2023

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2023/04/04

The first show of April is an opportunity to meet another new member of the Theatre Network Australia team – Christy Flaws who is Programme Producer for Circus and Physical Theatre Strategy… and of course she’ll be introducing the TNA Member of the Month, artist, change maker and cross cultural consultant Aseel Tayah… Then we do some rapid-fire introductions to a handful of shows at this year’s Melbourne International Comedy Festival… Melissa McGlensey from The Briefing, Dylan Cole from Case

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58:42

Behind the Scenes 27th March 2023

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2023/03/28

It's Darwin week on Behind the Scenes which means a chat with Sophia Hall at Brown’s Mart who’ll be introducing us to textile and installation arts Aly De Groot to talk about her work with comedy clown Anna Thomson in the rapid fire Performance Experiments programme. And while we’re talking about textiles, let’s find out about Pliable Planes, an exhibition of experimental textiles at the Art Gallery of Ballarat. We’ll meet Co-Curator Catherine Woolley. Meanwhile, at Arts House in North

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57:59

Behind the Scenes 20th March 2023

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2023/03/21

The Melbourne International Comedy Festival may not be officially underway just yet, but in our continued effort to get ahead of the curve we’re catching up with two Comedy Festival favourites tonight… First up, it’s Simon Palomares who’s been around the comedy traps both locally and internationally since the festival first began, so before we find out about his latest show, let’s go back to the beginning, almost forty years ago, and a little show called Wogs Out of Work… Was Tania Lacy really

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58:28

Behind the Scenes 13th March 2023

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2023/03/14

If you know anything about Garrison Keillor’s old time radio show A Prairie Home Companion, then you might have some idea of what to expect from Bring it Home, the interactive and participatory concert celebrating the diversity of older people. And if you don’t know what this all means, then Creative Producer Karen Davitt is here to set you straight. Then, it’s time for the Darebin FUSE Festival again and we’ll catch up with two events from its extensive programme. The Molly Hadfield Social

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58:37

Behind the Scenes 6th March 2023

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2023/03/07

How did it get to be March. Next thing you know, the leaves will be falling from the trees. But before they do, it’s time to catch up with Josh Lowe from Theatre Network Australia and find out Us and All of This, a performance for Frame that he’s working on with the TNA member of the Month Liesel Zink. Then we meet Joanna Robertson who’s the driving force behind the Hand in Hand – Kidogo Irish Aboriginal Festival in Fremantle, WA. Back in Melbourne, we meet Paul Grabowsky wearing one of his many

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58:46

Behind the Scenes 27th February 2023

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2023/02/28

We’re off to the NT for the first time this year where we’ll catch up with our Darwin correspondent, Brown’s Mart CEO Sophia Hall for all the latest on the local arts scene before Sophia introduces us to Tahlia Biggs who’s about to take to the stage in a production of Wesley Enoch and Deborah Mailman’s classic play The 7 Stages of Grieving. Back in Melbourne we’re gearing up for the biggest and newest dance happening of the year. Frame is a new festival of dance, so where better to find out about

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12:22

Interview: Jonathon Craig, Arts House

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2023/02/22

Jonathan Craig is a writer, policy advisor, audio producer and accessibility consultant. From 2018 to 2021 he was Editor of the quarterly magazine from Blind Citizens Australia, where he was credited with transforming the publication. He has also been a member of the Program Advisory Committee for Emerging Writers Festival, and has been a consultant on several Arts House projects, including co-devising The Warehouse Residency program for Deaf and Disabled artists. A lifelong science fiction fan,

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58:21

Behind the Scenes 20th February 2023

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2023/02/21

It's a big welcome back to our Perth correspondent, Helen Simondson to start us off this week… it’s Perth Festival time so, after a bit of an overview from Helen, she’ll introduce us to her guest Artistic Director of the Perth Festival, Iain Grandage. Meanwhile, in Melbourne, it’s time for the Women in Film Festival and who better to tell us about it than the festival’s Director, Sian Mitchell. Jonathan Craig is a writer, policy advisor, audio producer and accessibility consultant who recently

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58:16

Behind the Scenes 13th February 2023

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2023/02/14

This week we spend almost the whole show in St Kilda, starting off with the return of the St Kilda Festival and we’ll meet Festival Lead, Sullivan Patten top find out about this year’s focus on First Peoples First programme… Staying in St Kilda, we’ll drop in on Theatre Works to catch up with Executive Director and Creative Producer Dianne Toulson who’ll tell us about their huge programme and why they opened a second venue during a pandemic… Down the hill from Theatre Works at Linden New Art,

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57:46

Behind the Scenes 6th February 2023

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2023/02/07

Well, the year is never properly started until we meet our first Theatre Network Australia Member of the Month but before we do, let’s meet one of the newest members of the TNA Team, Charice Rust who’ll introduce us to February’s Member of the Month Jascha Boyce, co-founder, producer, acrobat and performer with Gravity and other Myths… After that we’re off to LaMama for another Midsumma Festival show – Kovid Kat Kabarett Goes Spiral – and we’ll meet creator Ella Filar and performers Maureen

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Behind the Scenes 30th January 2023

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2023/01/31

We kick off this week at the McClelland Sculpture Park and Gallery where Curator Jane Eckett walks and talks us through their latest exhibition Centre 5 – Bridging the Gap with a focus on the work of a group of seven artists who, in the 1960s set out to change public opinion about public art… Then we meet playwright, poet and now crime writer Julie Janson to talk about her first crime thriller, Madukka: The River Serpent where we meet Aunty June, a unique indigenous private eye armed with her Cert

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