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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

An African Australian art collective making space...

The Art Show ·

2020/07/29

Areej Nur co-founded Still Nomads to create room for the wealth of artistic talent in the African diasporic community. She tells us why it's been such a success and what it exposes in Australia's art scene.Plus, how are artists who are parents making work right now, especially during a pandemic?

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53:45

Sebastian Smee on criticism during COVID

The Art Show ·

2020/07/22

Pulitzer prize-winning Australian art critic Sebastian Smee on finding new ways to work as a critic during the pandemic, being an ally and how he came to art.

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53:56

Hisham Matar on art, grief and healing

The Art Show ·

2020/07/15

In his latest book, A Month in Siena, Hisham Matar travels to Tuscany to look at the city's ancient paintings. In the process, he finds himself grieving for his father who disappeared 30 years prior.

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52:12

Maree Clarke on maintaining cultural practices

The Art Show ·

2020/07/08

After three decades in the visual arts world, Maree Clarke's practice continues to evolve, inspired by places and objects, and even roadkill!

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53:34

Liz Ann Macgregor on running the most popular...

The Art Show ·

2020/07/01

We meet Liz Ann Macgregor, the museum director who began her career driving a truck around Scotland, and wound up running Sydney's Museum of Contemporary Art - the most visited contemporary art museum in the world!

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52:18

Djon Mundine on creating Aboriginal memorials

The Art Show ·

2020/06/24

Djon Mundine OAM is a writer, curator, activist and self-described 'occasional artist'. He reflects on the importance of creating memorials to Aboriginal people across Australia, including the regions.

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54:05

Callum Morton on monuments, art and activism

The Art Show ·

2020/06/17

Artist Callum Morton turns his attention to the Sirius Building in The Rocks in Sydney, and reflects on the nature of monuments and activism, in light of the Black Lives Matter protests taking place across the world.

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54:04

Lisa Hilli on how her black experience shapes her...

The Art Show ·

2020/06/10

Pacific Melanesian artist Lisa Hilli shares how her black experience shapes her creativity, from the texture of her afro hair to capturing the joy of black sisterhood, it's all embedded in her art.

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54:02

Marking skin with Julia Mage'au Gray

The Art Show ·

2020/06/03

Across Oceania, tattoos or markings are a cultural statement of who you are. Julia Mage'au Gray is an Auckland-based dancer, photographer and filmmaker from Papua New Guinea who is reviving Melanesian skin marking.

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54:05

Sandra Hill on art and reconciliation

The Art Show ·

2020/05/27

Sandra Hill was 6 years old when she was taken from her family in 1958. As part of the stolen generation, it wasn't until years later that Sandra found herself able to reconnect with her culture and community through art.

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54:06

Del Kathryn Barton on the dangers of losing touch...

The Art Show ·

2020/05/20

Del Kathryn Barton discusses her debut feature film Puff, and the dangers of losing touch with our child selves.

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53:43

Helen Grace on art and friendship

The Art Show ·

2020/05/13

Has being in isolation changed the way you engage with friends? We speak with artist Helen Grace, whose photography explores ideas of friendship and connection.

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52:02

Recovery and resilience with Latai Taumoepeau

The Art Show ·

2020/05/06

What happens when your creative tool - your body - shuts down? Tongan Australian performance artist Latai Taumoepeau discusses reconnecting with her body after illness in order to reconnect with her creativity.

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52:47

Olafur Eliasson's disappearing glaciers

The Art Show ·

2020/04/29

Two decades ago, artist Olafur Eliasson hired a plane to fly across Iceland so he could document the epic glaciers of his homeland. When he returned years later, many of the glaciers were completely unrecognisable. Or had disappeared altogether.

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54:05

Critiquing the 'colonial propaganda' in our museums

The Art Show ·

2020/04/22

When you go to a museum, do you ever wonder how the objects were acquired? Alice Procter is an Australian art historian who wants us to critique what she terms the 'colonial propaganda' within our museums.

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53:32

Jerry Saltz on How to Be an Artist

The Art Show ·

2020/04/15

We speak with Pulitzer prize-winning American art critic, Jerry Saltz about his new book How to Be an Artist, and find out how Quandamooka country on North Stradbroke Island inspires the art of Megan Cope.

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54:05

The art and life of Joy Hester

The Art Show ·

2020/04/08

This year marks 100 years since the birth of Australian artist, Joy Hester. We celebrate the milestone by reflecting on Hester's art and probe the question: when everything is now 'curated,' what does the word actually mean?

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54:05

Reflecting on touch in an era of isolation

The Art Show ·

2020/03/31

Touch is a huge part of the way we experience the world, so how are our lives being reshaped in this era of physical distancing without touch? We explore these ideas with American photographer Robert Andy Coombs and Australian artist Michelle Vine.

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54:05

What does it mean to be idle?

The Art Show ·

2020/03/24

Turner prize winning artist Helen Cammock reflects on the art of being idle, for Creation in Isolation we check in with members of the Australian arts community adapting their work as a result of COVID-19, and self-described 'propaganda' artist Jonas Staal explains what propaganda art is, how it works, and why he wants to see more of it.

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53:25

COVID-19 and visual art

The Art Show ·

2020/03/17

The Australian artist Sally Smart talks about her planned exhibition and the impact of COVID-19 on artists worldwide. For Home is Where the Art Is, we journey to Polynesia to learn about a garment from Tuvalu called the titi, and we meet renowned APY Lands artist, Robert Fielding.

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