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Local

‘Local’ is a podcast consisting of conversations with artists living on the Tasmanian West Coast, predominantly Queenstown, and artists’ in residence through both Q-Bank and The Unconformity. The primary focus of the podcast is to examine the role place has in the artists’ work and how it influences their practice. The podcast is a new and valuable narrative and voice emanating from the West Coast. Given that the West Coast is made up of a number of small communities connecting with audiences is

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Episode 05: Deb Jago, Part II

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2022/03/15

This is a second conversation recorded with Deborah Jago. Deb speaks earnestly and openly during a conversation that some might find difficult to hear. Deb discusses the lack of government support for single parent families in the pre Whitlam days, being tough, generational cycles and burdens, hindsight, the sharing of experience, choices, vulnerability, grand declarations and cruel silence, apologies and owning who you are. This episode contains graphic content concerning childbirth, adoption,

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Episode 04: Deb Jago

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2022/03/09

Deborah Jago is an ex-mainlander turned Queenstown local. Deb and I recorded together a number of times, this is just one of our discussions. Deb defines herself as “loud, rude, obnoxious”, which is all true and yet she is so much more. Deb discusses the implications of being a woman, alone or accompanied, in a bar, what the Hydroelectric Company provided and what they took away, what “local” means, evolution, the cycles and consequences of change, man ferns and what she would do if she were Mayor

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Episode 03: Tim Coad

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2021/11/23

Tim Coad is a multidiscinplinary artist currently based in The Mimili Community on the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands, in the North-West of South Australia. Emmalie met Tim for the first time in 2020 while he was exhibiting for 'Conglomerate' at Q-Bank Gallery. After a delightful, but short conversation, the pair promised to record a full episode in the distant future. Tim returned to Queenstown with Caitlin Foster to visit with family in early 2021. Despite Emmalie struggling with a

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Episode 02: Timothy Hodge

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2021/11/06

Timothy Hodge is a visual artist and musician currently based in nipaluna/Hobart, lutruwita/Tasmania. Emmalie met Tim while he was participating in the Q-Bank Gallery's Artist-in-Residency program in January, 2021. Tim taught Emmalie how to make delicious coffee regardless of the time or place, then they spent a handful of hours in the Q-Bank wood shed talking topics from fungus to consumer capitalism. In this episode, Tim discusses collage as a radical act of defiance, placing the highest value on

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Episode 01: Michael Hili

Local ·

2021/10/26

Michael Hili is a filmmaker and photographer based in nipaluna/Hobart, lutruwita/Tasmania. Emmalie met Michael, his partner, Donna and their wee baby boy, Ori, while Michael was participating in the Q-Bank Gallery's Artist-in-Residency program in January, 2021. Despite the fairly frequent interruptions from Emmalie's raggedy crew of feline friends, they managed to pull together an episode of stories existing across multiple countries and timelines. Michael discusses having a sticky brain, being

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Season 02: Trailer

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2021/10/25

A cultural podcast exploring PLACE on the Tasmanian West-Coast through the eyes of local and visiting artists and the community embedded in the surrounds.This is LEGACY, this is SOCIAL, this is CONNECTION, this is LOCAL.

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Episode 12: Local Live - 'Conglomerate'

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2020/12/21

During what would have been 2020’s Unconformity festival, Lou Conboy curated a group show consisting of works made by the past years Q-Bank artists in residence. Several of the artists involved were kind enough to sit down with Emmalie in the gallery’s bedroom to chat about themselves and their work. This is what we’re calling our ‘frankenstein episode’ or ‘Local Live’. Emmalie and the artists started recording prior to the exhibition opening, but continued on throughout the show, so there will be

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CONGLOMERATE

Local ·

2020/12/21

A group show hosted by Q-Bank Gallery and curated by Lou Conboy consisting of works by past Q-Bank artists-in-residence, Abigail Rothery, Tim Coad, Caitlin Foster, Carl Ross, Joshua Santospirito, Lou Conboy and Leigh Rigozzi.

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Episode 11: Paul Eggins

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2020/12/15

Paul Eggins is a multidisciplinary artist based outside of Launceston, on the North-East coast of Tasmania. Paul brought his solo show ‘Drugs’ to Queenstown in October of 2020. Having missed the opening at Q-Bank, Henry and Emmalie visited Paul in the gallery. Later in the week, Paul stopped by to chat. Paul discusses being a coastal baby, the Cronulla race riots and how the media manipulates information, jumping around until you find a home that fits, “putting on his big boy pants” and diving into

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Episode 10: Alex Bloem

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2020/12/08

Alex Bloem is a musician, educator and wanderer based in Queenstown, Tasmania. Alex and Emmalie met at a Q-Bank open studio, somewhere between a broken bottle of wine and an olive-topped slice of pizza. Since then, Alex can frequently be found serenading the neighbourhood. Whenever a game night is hosted, Alex signals his arrival with the sharp, but enticing sound of the harmonica. Before playing some cards, Alex and Emmalie sit down with a bottle of wine to record a conversation. Alex speaks on

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Episode 9: Dave Carswell

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2020/12/02

Dave Carswell is a photographer with an interest in long form storytelling through methods of portraiture, landscape and still life. Dave spent his early years in Queenstown and is now based in Launceston, Tasmania. While engaging with the Q-Bank artists residency in October, Dave and Emmalie recorded a conversation together. Dave discusses being a Dave, not a David, McDonalds possibly being the most notable mark of entry to the metropolitan world, how and why we assign value to particular memories,

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Episode 8: David Fitzpatrick

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2020/11/24

David Fitzpatrick is a multidisciplinary artist born and raised in Queenstown, Tasmania. Emmalie and David had tried recording earlier in the year and ended up with almost three hours of audio, so they attempted to streamline the conversation again in November. This is the second conversation they recorded. David talks about finding his path, his spiritual practice, having experiences that simply require a person to bear witness, seeing something from multiple points of view, being pulled in two

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Episode 7: Carl Ross

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2020/11/17

Carl Ross is a painter loosely based in Hobart, Tasmania. While engaging with the Q-Bank artists residency in September 2020, Carl, despite his cat allergy, agreed to chat with Emmalie in her home. Carl discusses having a tumultuous childhood and an incredibly supportive mother and father, learning how to direct his focus, admiring the particular way the hand of man impacts both landscapes and structures, buildings as sacred relics, baptising himself in Leo Kelly’s makeshift fountain and crying in

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Episode 6: Nat Phillips & Oliver Moir

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2020/11/10

Nat Phillips and Oliver Moir are multidisciplinary artists and life-long friends that visited Queenstown in February 2020 through the Q-Bank Gallery’s artist-in-residence program to launch their project, SNIFF (Southern Nomads Independent Film Festival). SNIFF is a travelling, independent film festival showcasing short films, documentaries and video art that is produced by and/or focuses on artists from the Southern region of Australia. Nat is an installation artist, painter, illustrator and

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Episode 5: Mary Burns

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2020/10/27

Mary Louise Burns is a textile artist and educator based in Queenstown, Tasmania, who places great emphasis on recycled materials and sustainable fashion. Emmalie and Mary met at her pop-up shop filled with vintage and antique goods and Mary’s own sustainable, wearable art, on Orr Street in 2018. Ever since their meeting they became incredibly close friends and worked together on a number of projects. When recording first began for the podcast, Mary visited Emmalie at her home on a rainy summer

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Episode 4: Chris T Wilson

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2020/10/20

Chris T. Wilson is a landscape painter based in Queenstown, Tasmania, who now works exclusively using raw materials collected from the hills and mountains surrounding the West Coast. Although Chris and Emmalie had bumped into each other a few times around town, there was no way of knowing, prior to sitting down together, what a truly fascinating person Chris is. Chris visited Emmalie on a cold and rainy day in August to sip tea and talk. Chris explores what it was like for so many growing up on the

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OH WOW.

Local ·

2020/10/19

OH WOW. A chilling tribute to the hundreds of times Emmalie has already said "oh wow"/"oh really" in the span of three episodes.

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Episode 3: Joshua Santospirito

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2020/10/13

Joshua Santospirito is a graphic novelist, multimedia artist, writer and musician based in Hobart, Tasmania. Emmalie met Josh, his partner Jo and their lovely pup Luna at Q-Bar, where Josh played a set to a rumbly, intimate crowd in 2019. When Josh returned in July 2020 for the Q-Bank residency, Emmalie immediately called him to say “have we met?”. After successfully placing each other and being introduced to a new family member, another rescue pup named Bobbin, Josh and Emmalie sat down to talk

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Episode 2: Aviva Endean

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2020/10/06

Aviva Endean is a composer and performance maker based in Melbourne, Victoria. After finishing The Unconformity’s Artist in Residence program in February 2020, Aviva stopped by Emmalie’s home to talk. Sitting at an oversized dining table in front of the fireplace Aviva discusses the role physical space plays as both subject and passive collaborator, moving beyond the studio and into the ever unpredictable outside world, her deep desire to explore sound as a different way of knowing, losing her

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Episode 1: Lou Conboy

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2020/09/28

Lou Conboy is a photographic artist based in Hobart, Tasmania. While in residency at the Q Bank Gallery during the month of January 2020, Lou and Emmalie huddled together in the very full bedroom behind the studio and took the opportunity to chat. Lou speaks on her long standing relationship with The Myth of Sisyphus, the complexities of identity, the wild and untamable, the trepidation and thrill of experimenting with rare and unusual material, her childhood connections to the Tasmanian West Coast

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