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Art Smitten

With a focus on the contemporary art scene in Naarm / Melbourne, we’re here to showcase art and culture. Contributors and presenters interview, review, and cover current and upcoming exhibitions, practices and everything in between. Art Smitten is the place for expanding your knowledge of art! Art Smitten is a SYN Media Podcast.

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13:30

Interview: Görkem Acaroglu, Milk Bars

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2016/07/27

Christian was joined byGörkem Acaroglu, director of live art installation piece, Milk Bars.It will be performed at the Mechanics Institute Brunswick, 270 Sydney Road Brunswick, from the 27th July to the 6th August.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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2:28

Review: Guernica, Melbourne Ballet Company

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2016/07/27

Guernica is a two-act ballet inspired by Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, set against the backdrop of the Spanish Civil War in the nineteen-thirties. The Melbourne Ballet Company’s resident choreographer Simon Hoy brought his unique style of contemporary ballet combined with Prokofiev’s powerful original score. Guernica is part of the Company’s 2016 Premiere Season Intention and Desire. The body of work was inspired by the messages within Picasso’s famous mural of the

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5:48

Review: Abigail/1702, Boutique Theatre

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2016/07/27

To anyone who's been holding out for a good theatrical sequel, Roberto Aguire Sacasa's Abigail/1702 is the latest member of that rare species. Picking up 10 years from the ending of its predecessor, Arthur Miller's The Crucible, Sacasa plucks out Miller's two-faced antagonist, Abigail Williams, and turns her into a very successful protagonist. The past decade has transformed the jealous young girl into a desperately puritanical young woman. Once a fierce denouncer in the Salem witch trials who sent

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4:37

Review: The Servant of Two Masters, La Mama Theatre

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2016/07/27

Theatre company 'Make a Scene' alongside the La Mama Learning Company are currently presenting their interpretation of Carlo Goldoni's masterpiece 'The Servant of Two Master's. It is showing at Australia La mama theatre in Carlton until July 31st. The cast includes Christian Bagin, Sharon Davis, Roby Favretto, Irene del Pilar, Freya Pragt, Lelda Kapsis and Darcy Kent. Many actors play both a primary and a secondary or extra character, and the lightning quick costume changes became just as fun as the

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18:57

Interview: Simon Hoy, Guernica

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2016/07/27

Reviewer, Caroline Tung, is joined by Simon Hoy, Artistic Director and Resident Choreographer at the Melbourne Ballet Company. They discuss the MBC's production of Guernica, based on Pablo Picasso's 1937 war mural and William Shakespeare's play, Romeo and Juliet.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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3:22

Guide: Melbourne International Film Festival

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2016/07/27

Hello and welcome to the Art Smitten guide to the Melbourne International Film Festival. My name's Ben and I love films a bit too much. If you didn't know, the end of next week is the beginning of over two weeks of the Melbourne International Film Festival – or MIFF – as it takes over many of the screens in the city, and pushes film to the forefront of Melbourne's minds. There’s such a wide array of films in this year’s festival, so there’s bound to be something for

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2:37

Review: Retro Futurismus, fortyfivedonwstairs

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2016/07/27

Retro Futurismus is a sci-fi cabert, created by Anni and Maude Davey along with Anna Lumb, Gabi Barton and Teresa Blake, with new special guest stars performing every week. Retro Futurismus as been shown all over Australia to much acclaim and is now performing a new season at 45 Downstairs this month. Retro Futurismus transformed 45 down stairs into a feminie sci-fi wonderland. It was a beautiful, welcoming atmosphere, I was greeted by one of the performers and directed to a great seat where I

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2:08

Review: Performance Management - In Cabaret

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2016/07/27

If you’ve ever felt that your office was one hoop short of a circus, Scott Hollingsworth’s Performance management is the cabaret that will speak to your funny bone. Hollingsworth’s one-man show is an outrageous, unapologetically offensive performance, that highlights the ridiculous in the mundane. The show came back for one night last Sunday, with minor alterations to last year’s performance. Set at the Southern star observation wheel in docklands, Scotts own SHHH Productions

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8:28

Discussion: Abigail/1702

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2016/07/27

Hosts Jim and Christian, along with AP Thierry, discuss Abigail/1702, the sequel to Arthur Miller's The Crucible. Boutique Theatre's production of Abigail/1702, is being performed at the Victorian Trades Hall, 54 Victoria Street Carlton from 14th July to 30th July.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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10:06

Interview: Samuel Tupou, Duplikator

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2016/07/27

Hosts Jim and Christian were joined in the studio by artist Samuel Tupou, who is opening his new art exhibition, Duplikator. Duplikator will be displayed at the Linden Art Gallery, 26 Acland Street St Kilda, from the 20th July to the 9th October.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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8:37

Interview: Anthony Weigh, Edward II

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2016/07/27

Hosts Christian and Jim are joined in the studio with playwright, Anthony Weigh, who spoke about his upcoming play Edward II, produced by Malthouse Theatre. Itwill be performed at the Merlyn Theatre, The Coopers Malthouse, 113 Sturt Street Southbank from the 29th July to the 21st August.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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5:09

Review: Adama - Australian Centre for the Moving...

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2016/07/20

Never underestimate the power of a child's imagination. Children often understand much more than we think about our adult world. When confronted with something complex and scary, they seize upon what they do know and invent like crazy to fill in what they don't know. This is something every great children's storyteller understands, and something that I certainly hope first-time feature director Simon Rouby never loses sight of. His debut, Adama, takes on the task of showing the horrors of the battle

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5:07

Review: Heathen - Mailbox Art Space

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2016/07/20

I had never been to the Mailbox Art Space prior to their current exhibition, Heathen. Of 'Heathen', the promotional shots of the works gave me the impression of huge canvases filled with extravagant, thought provoking watercolours. After getting mildly lost in my own city looking for a gallery space on flinders lane, myself and a friend realised that we had to go up a flight of stairs tucked away at the 141-143 Flinders Lane Pawson House heritage building. The stairs were choked with people talking

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3:38

EXQUISITE CORPSE STORY - Season 2 2016

Art Smitten ·

2016/07/11

The moment you have all been waiting for – the line-by-line story created by this season’s Art Smitten guests IS FINALLY UNVEILED! Da da duuuuuum. Read aloud by Lauren Klein: Starting line: Sitting in a crowded cafe, he checked his watch anxiously… Omrane Khuder:He then noticed that his date was running late Paul Knox, Hannah Vanderheide and Jorge Tsipos:He knew she couldn’t be, because of the thing they had discussed.It had been a long discussion with many twists and

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3:32

Host Discussion: TED Talk - K-Pop

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2016/07/11

If you had to conduct a TED talk RIGHT NOW, what would it be on? What is your specialist/niche knowledge area? Well for host Erin, her TED talk would be about K-Pop from 2009 - 2013! Erin even teaches Lauren some handy Korean phrases.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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14:30

Interview: Declan Greene, Conviction

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2016/07/11

Hosts Lauren and Erin were joined in the studio with former SYNner DECLAN GREENE – thedirector and dramaturg of the world premiere show CONVICTION, “a caustically funny examination of contemporary feminism and self-authorship”. Declan is also the 2016 Resident Artist at the Malthouse Theatre. CONVICTION is being performed at the Northcote Town Hall, Main Hall 189 High Street Northcote starting the 21st July to 6th August.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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11:23

Review: Revolting and Ridiculous - A Roald Dahl...

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2016/07/11

Christian and Andrew review The Wheeler Centre’s one night only event Revolting and Ridiculous: A Roald Dahl Retrospective.The event took place at the Athenaeum Theatre on July 7th. "This year marks the 100th anniversary of Roald Dahl’s birth – so the Wheeler Centre will get revolting and ridiculous on stage with guests including Andy Griffiths, Jess McGuire, Kate McLennan, Tim Rogers, Anna Burke and more. They’ll wax nostalgic, perform extracts from Dahl’s vast body of

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6:29

Review: Hitchcock/Truffaut & Dial M for Murder

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2016/07/11

The 1966 book Hitchcock/Truffaut was as intriguing and exciting a read as its title suggested. Based on Francois Truffaut's 8-day interview with Alfred Hitchcock, it offered readers the chance to feel like a fly on the wall for the meeting of two of the most avant-garde film directors of the decade. At the time of their meeting at Hitchcock's Universal Studios office in 1962, the British auteur had recently released his fortieth feature, the hugely successful Psycho, while the young man from across

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4:25

Review: Courage To Kill, La Mama Theatre

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2016/07/11

La Mama Theatre is an ideal place to host the Australian premiere production of Lars Noren’s Courage to Kill. This tense two-hander, sometimes three-hander, from Sweden’s most celebrated playwright definitely works best in an intimate venue. It is one of those many plays that take place entirely in a domestic setting, in this case inside a young man’s apartment that he is forced to share with his father. While in some plays this makes the home seem like a bigger, grander place for

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3:10

Review: Cut The Sky, Marrugeku Theatre

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2016/07/11

Cut The Skyis a dance theatre work by Marrugeku Theatre. It is in interdisciplinary work combining dance, video, poetry and song. Cut The Sky is part of the ‘Performing Climates’ for the Performance Studies International Conference or PSI hosted by Arts House. This year PSI is in Melbourne and it focus is on making conversations and exploring climate change though the lens of performance. Cut The Sky is an intercultural exploration of how climate change is affecting the earth. It

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