Canvas: Art And Ideas

On this show we talk to Angela Tiatia to talk about her experience of being a finalist in the 2016 John Fries Award and her recent exhibition at Alaska Projects, ‘Soft Power’. Abdul visited Sixth Sense at Roslyn Oxley Gallery and chatted with artists Archie Moore and Nasim Nasr, and curator Djon Mundine. Music by Del Lumanta.

On this show we talk to Angela Tiatia to talk about her experience of being a finalist in the 2016 John Fries Award and her recent exhibition at Alaska Projects, ‘Soft Power’. Abdul visited Sixth Sense at Roslyn Oxley Gallery and chatted with artists Archie Moore and Nasim Nasr, and curator Djon Mundine. Music by Del Lumanta.

On this show we are joined by curator Talia Lindz to talk about The Public Body .01 at Artspace. We play a pre-recorded interview about Femflix at Sydney College of the Arts. Finally, Mark Brown comes into the studio to talk about his practice and upcoming projects. Music by Ela Stiles.

On this show we talk to curator Toni Bailey and artist Guo Jian about ‘Refugees’ at Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre. We play a package from the rehearsal room of Powerhouse Youth Theatre (PYT) and Griffin Theatre Company’s co-production Tribunal. Finally, we are joined Giselle Stanborough for her segment ‘Internet famous: things that are faymous on the internet’. Music by Roslyn Helper.

On this show we were joined by Tim Heiderich from Sydney College of the Arts and Amy Mills from UNSW Art and Design who spoke about the closure of SCA. We were then joined by Grace Burzese who looks after Katthy Cavaliere's estate. Our music was curated by ‘Wrong Solo’.

On this show we chatted to MCA director Liz Ann Macgregor about her time at the MCA and growing up in Scotland. Sarah Rodigari spoke to us on the phone from the State library about her daily routine. We also spoke to Indonesian artist Jompet Kuswidananto about his show at the Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation. Our music was curated by Jack Lanagan Dunbar.

On this show we spoke to Kon Gouriotis and Lucy Stranger about ‘Open Field’ at Auburn Gardens and ‘It’s our thing’ at Blacktown Arts Centre. We also spoke to Mark Dreyfus from the Australian Labor Party and Barry Keldoulis from the Arts Party about arts policy in the 2016 election. Our music was curated by Angela Goh.

Around the Outside - Public Program, Arts Policy with Adam Bandt and Colour Theory

12 June 2016 | Canvas — Arts Cuts continued with Georgie Meagher and Katrina Douglas plus Amrita Hepi, Angela Goh and Thomas E Kelly

On this show we spoke with Roger Leong from the Powerhouse museum about the Isabella Blow current exhibition, We chatted to Emily Hunt and Amaya Langa about the Stonevilla Wearable Art Prize, and Artist and academic Adam Geczy joined us on the phone to talk about his recent work on fashion and art. Music curated by Raquel Ormella.

On this show we talk to Bec Dean who curated the show The Patient at UNSW galleries. We also visit Todd Turner is his studio, and were joined the three young sons of Michael Dogostino and Marian Abboud: Xavier, Francis and Dante about all the art they’ve seen. Music curated by Shane Haseman.

On this show we host a panel featuring Tamara Winikoff from the National Association for the Visual Arts, independent artist Bec Conroy, and Powerhouse Youth Theatre Creative Director Karen Therese, who spoke about the ‘Black Friday’ Australia Council budget cuts. We were then joined by Kristina Tito, Gabrielle Mordy and artist Wart who discussed what is deemed ‘outsider’ art, support studios and the disability art sector. Music curated by Tahlia Smith.

On this show we chat about Squat Space’s Tour of Beauty, a project exploring the politics of urban space that is now in its 10th year and currently being presented as part of the Biennale of Sydney. We listen to interviews conducted on the five hour tour of Redfern and are then joined in the studio by two members of Squat Space, Keg de Souza and Mickie Quick. Abdul went to Richard Bell’s embassy at the front of the MCA. Tracks by Hana Hoogedure.

On this show we talked to Phillip Keir and the winner of the Keir Choreographic Award and people’s choice award, Genoa Gela. We were also joined by Giselle Stanborough for her regular segment ‘Faymous on the internet’, and Emily Parsons-Lord who chatted about her practice and her Ted X talk. Curated tracks are by Get To Work, the collaborative practice of Tracy Quan, Georgia Taia and Paris Taia.

On this show we talk about MCA C3West’s battle for food security — Food Fight in Liverpool’s Bigge Park — with Anne Loxely and Lee Wilson. We kick-off a new segment focusing of mental health and the arts, Check Up From The Neck Up, with artist Carrie Miller. Curated tracks by Dominic Kirkwood.

On this show we broadcasted live from Carriageworks in Eveleigh for the 2016 Sydney Biennale. Featured on the panel were Lee Minwei, Jamie North & Lauren Brincat, who talked about their works and their experiences at the Biennale.

On this show we talk about Lake Disappointment at Carriageworks with Director Janice Muller and Co-Writer Lachlan Philpott. We are joined by the recipient of the Redlands Art Prize (emerging category), Jack Lanagan Dunbar, and nominee for the Keir Choreographic Award, Ghenoa Gela. Curated tracks today is Taloi Havini.

In this show Toby Chapman and Latai Taumoepeau chatted to the team about Hong Kong Art Fair. We were joined by Charlie Sofo to discuss to his boycott of the 19th Biennale of Sydney and his upcoming projects in Italy. Curated music by Clare Milledge.

In this show curator Isobel Parker-Philips joined David Capra to discuss Imprint at the Art Gallery of New South Wales. Abdul Abdullah interviews Indonesian artists Hahan and Gintani Swastika in Yogyakarta. Curated music by Alex Kiers.

On this show we are joined by Anastasia Kloise for our new segment ‘Don’t Give Up Your Day Job’, where we discuss artist’s lives outside their practice. We interviewed Mikhael Subotzky and Gene Sherman about Subotzky’s exhibition WYE at Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation. Curated music by Kelly Azizi.