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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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54:20

Collecting art on a budget

The Art Show ·

2020/03/10

We speak to a couple of art experts who insist you don't need to be a big spender to get started collecting art, drop by the studio of Australian artist Patricia Piccinini, and hear about a very special piece of art that connects Melbourne man Guido Melo to Brazil.

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52:46

Kirsten Lyttle on connecting to culture through...

The Art Show ·

2020/03/03

Mixed media artist, Kirsten Lyttle, reflects on the ways her arts practice continues to bring her closer to cultural identity. We meet the Serpentine Galleries Curator of General Ecology, Lucia Pietroiusti, and hear about some treasured 'bounce back' Japanese dolls called okiagari-koboshi.

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54:44

The surreal homes of Ian Strange

The Art Show ·

2020/02/25

For a decade, Australian artist Ian Strange has been making art that investigates our complex relationship to the notion of 'home'.

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54:30

What does masculinity look like in Australia today?

The Art Show ·

2020/02/18

Greg Semu and Alun Rhys Jones explore what the ideal of masculinity looks like in contemporary Australia. A clock from the 19th century is counting down to doomsday. And Brian Tucker checks the books at Australia's remote Aboriginal art centres.

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54:05

Art history greats reimagined on social media

The Art Show ·

2020/02/11

From Kahlo to Klimt, Monet to Matisse... If famous artists from history were alive today, what would they post to their social media?

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54:05

Creativity and the gig economy

The Art Show ·

2020/02/04

Have you ever rented out a room in your house to a stranger? If you have, you've been part of the gig economy - that growing sector that promises ease and flexibility to consumers. But what are the costs of working this way? And what might artists learn from looking closely at the gig industry?

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53:11

Olafur Eliasson's disappearing glaciers

The Art Show ·

2020/01/28

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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54:34

Hisham Matar on art, grief and healing

The Art Show ·

2020/01/21

In 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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55:15

100 years of Bauhaus

The Art Show ·

2020/01/14

Last year marked the centenary of the Bauhaus school, which revolutionised art and design. We revisit the legacy of the school in Australia, and meet a costume designer making bodysuits for Beyonce.

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53:29

Life as a contemporary artist in Australia

The Art Show ·

2020/01/07

Ed speaks to three guests about issues affecting contemporary artists working today, including pay and funding, gallery representation, and attitudes within and towards the art industry.

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54:36

The Art of Life — a Children's Hospital Special

The Art Show ·

2019/12/31

Come and visit an extraordinary world where world-class medicine intersects with world-class art; you will meet children, emergency doctors, and artists to find out how art is not only on the walls, but literally built into the hospital from the ground up.

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54:35

The tricks and turns of Marcel Duchamp

The Art Show ·

2019/12/24

When Marcel Duchamp brought a bicycle wheel on a stool into the gallery, he turned ideas of sculpture and authorship on their head. We reflect on the legacy of this great 20th century figure and meet a couple of contemporary art innovators working today.

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54:04

Hans and Nora Heysen, shearing sheds and finger painting

The Art Show ·

2019/12/17

Hans and Nora Heysen are renowned for their almost spiritual love of nature, and the way they meticulously observed and painted Australian light, trees, and flowers. Ed speaks to Chris Heysen - grandson of Hans and nephew of Nora - and National Gallery of Victoria curator Angela Hesson about these two important Australian painters.

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54:05

Matisse and Picasso: rivals, friends, frenemies

The Art Show ·

2019/12/10

Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso are thought of separately as two of the 20th Century's greatest artists, but did you know they had an enduring friendship and rivalry?

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54:03

Mother courage: Sirli Raitma's unusual photography

The Art Show ·

2019/12/03

The irresistible theme of Water is explored in a new exhibition at GOMA in Queensland. And we meet Estonian photographer Sirli Raitma, and reflect on the life of Australian sculptor Robert Klippel.

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54:05

Shaun Tan and the human animal connection

The Art Show ·

2019/11/26

Author, illustrator and film-maker Shaun Tan explores our beautiful and complex relationship to animals. And we speak to the provocative Darwin-based artist Therese Ritchie, whose work confronts racism in the Top End.

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54:36

Keith Haring & Jean-Michel Basquiat side by side

The Art Show ·

2019/11/19

Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat are towering figures in American art. A new exhibition examines the work of the men side by side for the first time.

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54:35

Finding power and beauty in the individual

The Art Show ·

2019/11/12

Atong Atem is a Melbourne-based South Sudanese artist, whose work features young African Australians looking bold, powerful and regal - a welcome change to the tradition of ethnographic photography. We also visit the studio of Darwin artist Franck Gohier, and delve into the world of monsters and demons in Japan Supernatural at the Art Gallery of New South Wales.

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54:05

British artist Cornelia Parker blows up Sydney

The Art Show ·

2019/11/05

British artist Cornelia Parker never does things by halves. Over the course of her career she's taken on big themes, big moments in history, and exploded them - sometimes quite literally. We also speak to Taiwanese-American artist Lee Mingwei and Australian photographer Sarah Pannell.

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54:06

Wendy Sharpe in Ethiopia for a residency with a...

The Art Show ·

2019/10/29

Artist Wendy Sharpe is about to travel to Ethiopia to undertake a residency with a difference and British artist Bruce Monro lights up Darwin.

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