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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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54:05

Patricia Piccinini's mutants light up a ballroom, My...

The Art Show ·

2022/02/15

Patricia Piccinini is Australia’s foremost artist exploring the relationship between humanity and technology, and the ethical tensions it inspires in the viewer.Plus, introducing our new segment My Art Crush. Jess Cochrane on the impact of Édouard Manet's Olympia on her work.And Thea Anamara Perkins on family legacy and NFTs.

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19:47

Know My Name S2 ep 2: Julie Dowling

The Art Show ·

2022/02/14

Julie Dowling is considered one of Australia's greatest exponents of the family portrait, but always with an Indigenous focus.

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53:45

The radical work of Vivienne Binns

The Art Show ·

2022/02/08

Vivienne Binns shocked critics in the 1960s with her joyful paintings of giant genitalia and Dada-inspired assemblages. Now aged 81, she looks back at a vast arts practice that has never stopped questioning: what is art, and what do we want to say with it? Plus, Jazmina Cininas' magical take on a DIY folk instrument that conjures Pagan myths and Lithuanian folk lore.

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17:08

Know My Name S2 ep 1: Fiona Foley

The Art Show ·

2022/02/07

Know My Name Series Two: interviews with Indigenous women artists from the ABC archives. In this episode meet Fiona Foley, a Badtjala artist from K'gari in Queensland

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54:06

The art of mindfulness and women street photographers

The Art Show ·

2022/02/01

How does mindfulness stimulate artists? Meet the artists and curators of a new exhibition exploring mindfulness and meditation, called Presence of Mind.Plus, meet Gulnara Samoilova, founder of the global project Women Street Photographers.

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54:07

Karla Dickens' fearless found objects, the Aboriginal...

The Art Show ·

2022/01/25

Enter the eclectic studio and thought-provoking work of the Wiradjuri installation artist Karla Dickens.Plus, is the Aboriginal flag, now freed from copyright restrictions, a work of art?And the 'wild clay' movement, where potters dig their own.

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54:01

How Instagram has changed how we see and experience art

The Art Show ·

2022/01/18

How has social media giant Instagram changed how we experience art? Experts, artists and critics weigh in on the photo sharing platform, an evolution that's allowed artists to build careers outside of the gallery system, while drastically changing our consumption of art.

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53:59

Anne Wallace and the Beijing Silvermine

The Art Show ·

2022/01/11

Anne Wallace paints film-like scenes of intimacy and psychological tension that speak to iso life and the female gaze.Plus, the found photo archive that documents China's embrace of capitalism.

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54:06

Hilma af Klint, the art of the book cover and Mary...

The Art Show ·

2022/01/04

The rediscovery of Hilma af Klint's abstract paintings has taken the art world by storm, but what meaning can we find in her powerful, mysterious work? Plus, artist and designer W.H. Chong on the secret behind the perfect book cover.And head into the bush with immersive landscape painter Mary Tonkin.

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54:05

Endurance act: performance art in Australia

The Art Show ·

2021/12/28

Performance art tests the limits of the body and the gallery space. Fiona Kelly McGregor's latest book relives its bracing ascendancy in Sydney's queer and underground scene, and the well-known and lesser-known artists who lived and breathed it.Plus, performance artists Justin Shoulder and Stelarc. And, how do art galleries preserve performance art?

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53:34

Breaking the myths of whiteness in classical sculpture

The Art Show ·

2021/12/21

What if the use of white in classical sculpture was just a construct? For the ancient Greeks and Romans, sculptures were brightly-coloured affairs, clad in vivid red gowns with red lips, and pink or olive skin. Now scholars and artists want us to see that, too.

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54:05

Video art in the wake of Black Lives Matter, surreal...

The Art Show ·

2021/12/14

Franklin Sirmans is the curator of Family: Visions of a Shared Humanity, an exhibition of video works by renowned Black American, British and Canadian artists, including Arthur Jafa and Garrett Bradley.Plus, 'hyper-surreal' sculpture made with fake food.And enter the studio of Darwin plein air painter Max Bowden as she works through the Top End’s Build Up season.

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53:29

Life with Jeffrey Smart and Natalya Hughes takes on...

The Art Show ·

2021/12/07

The enduring power of Jeffrey Smart's urban wastelands, and his comparatively beautiful life in Tuscany, as told by the late artist's partner Ermes De Zan.Plus, visit the studio of Natalya Hughes as she works on an installation of mid-century aesthetics and Freud's psychoanalytic theory.

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54:46

Doug Aitken, Robert Andrew's machines with ochre...

The Art Show ·

2021/11/30

US artist Doug Aitken looks to the future through the hyperconnected present, in New Era.|Plus, enter the studio of Robert Andrew, whose programmable machines imprint ochre residue and missing histories.And a real-life art thriller documentary centred around the 'lost Leonardo da Vinci'.

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54:03

NFTs: next gen, reclaiming Bougainville and being an...

The Art Show ·

2021/11/23

We take stock of NFTs and hear from three people invested in the future of tokens, including Jonathan Zawada, collaborator to musician Flume.Plus, Bruno Booth on being an 'unwilling inspiration'. And Taloi Havini reclaims connections to land, culture and identity of Bougainville, PNG.

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53:56

Christopher Pease layers Nyoongar iconography over...

The Art Show ·

2021/11/16

Christopher Pease wanted to create his own visual language, one that spoke to European art tradition and the hidden iconography of his Nyoongar ancestors. Plus, the horses that inspire Michael Zavros.And what happens when a painter loses half her hand? After a bad accident, Kaye Strange adapted.

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54:06

Doing Feminism, painting riverscapes and polar ice...

The Art Show ·

2021/11/09

A history of feminist art in Australia, painting western Tasmania and ice from a warming planet, at COP26.

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54:05

A history of Venus in art with Bettany Hughes

The Art Show ·

2021/11/02

The goddess of love has reigned supreme through Western art, but her roots are darker, more ancient and shape-shifting than you'd expect.Historian and TV presenter Prof Bettany Hughes joins Daniel to tell the surprising history of the powerful immortal.Plus, a seascape painter who lives on a yacht, and artist Khaled Sabsabi explores the exchange between spiritual belief and our human aspirations.

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54:04

Cocktails with a curator, art on the news and Matisse...

The Art Show ·

2021/10/26

Meet the man behind the hit YouTube series Cocktails with a Curator, from The Frick in New York.Plus, what if the arts were on the nightly TV news, like sport? And artists respond to Matisse's Tahiti-inspired work in a new exhibition.

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09:37

Know My Name episode 6: Rosalie Gascoigne

The Art Show ·

2021/10/25

With a bower bird's habit of collecting found objects, Rosalie Gascoigne's sculptures were inspired by her surrounding natural environment. The final episode in this series of radio interviews with Australian women artists from the ABC archives.

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