Artoble Podcast
Artoble Podcast
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What happens in an artist's mind? Or a curator's? In this series about artists and exhibitions featured on Artoble, the art finder app, glean inside information on what makes the art world tick.
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The podcast delves into a variety of art-centric subjects, including identity, displacement, consumerism, and the intersection of art and war. Recent episodes explore exhibitions such as Bird Song, addressing themes of shared memories, and Kelsey Ashe's The Deep Green Sea, which reflects on the intricacies of nocturnal marine life.

What happens in an artist’s mind? Or a curator’s? In this series about artists and exhibitions featured on Artoble, the art finder app, glean inside information on what makes the art world tick.
Listen to Lyn DiCiero speaking to Philippa and Angela Nikulinsky about Philippa's new book being released by Fremantle Press called Philippa Nikulinsky: For the Seeker Who Walks. Known for her incredible depictions of nature in Western Australia, it marks a 60-year legacy of work which is acclaimed by both critics and scientists. She was awarded an Order of Australia in 2016 and in 2019 she received a Doctorate of Letters from the University of Western Australia for her dedication to art and nature. The book is drawn from her field diaries over 25 years and includes text by her husband Alex, as well as by her daughter-in-law Angela, who played a pivotal role in curating the content of the book.
Podcast location: courtesy Fremantle Press.
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