The Dialogues Podcast Project
The Dialogues Podcast Project
Podcast Description
The Dialogues Podcast Project is a podcast series produced by students from the Master of Fine Arts (MFA) programme at the HDK-Valand Academy – Art and Design, University of Gothenburg. Our podcasts are a platform for us and our invited researchers from the University of Gothenburg to engage in cross-disciplinary dialogues on issues central to our interests and practices. Each episode aims to foster meaningful dialogue, exploring diverse topics that resonate with both our artistic research and the wider community, such as mental health, surveillance capitalism, interspecies ecologies and affect theory.
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Episodes cover a wide range of themes including mental health, surveillance capitalism, interspecies ecologies, and affect theory. Specific examples include discussions on neuroqueerness with Anna Nygren, and the intersection of gender and sexuality in artistic research with Olga Sasunkevich, showcasing how these topics resonate with both artistic practices and broader societal issues.
The Dialogues Podcast Project is a podcast series created by students from the MFA programme in Fine Art at HDK-Valand – Academy of Art and Design, University of Gothenburg. In each episode, students invite researchers and other specialists into cross-disciplinary conversations on questions that matter to their artistic and academic practices. Together, they explore themes that connect artistic research with the wider world, opening up new perspectives for listeners both inside and outside the university.
The Dialogues Podcast Project is a podcast series produced by students from the Master of Fine Arts (MFA) programme at the HDK-Valand Academy – Art and Design, University of Gothenburg, and published by K103 Gothenburg Student Radio.
Artist and educator Catalina Gómez explores the gap between the Colombian Andes and Nordic context, examining how student mobility transforms understandings of art, knowledge, and identity across cultures.
This episode features a dialogue fragment with Professor Mick Wilson—Director of Doctoral Studies at HDK-Valand (University of Gothenburg) and co-chair of the Centre for Art and the Political Imaginary—reflecting on how an early encounter with art created a ”space of exception” beyond known limits. This dialogue is a shared reflective practice that invites you to join, using Wilson’s story and Gomez’s own as departure points to consider your formative aesthetic experiences and how they shaped your relation to art, learning, and possibility.
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The Dialogues Podcast Project is a podcast series produced by students from the Master of Fine Arts (MFA) programme at the HDK-Valand Academy – Art and Design, University of Gothenburg, and published by K103 Gothenburg Student Radio.
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