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.
Lyn DiCiero speaks with Fremantle-based artist Jo Darvall whose new solo Held Ground at the Studio Gallery Yallingup focuses on a small pocket of Wadandi Boodja in the Margaret River Region. The exhibition is her 21st solo over a 40-year-long practice, which has taken her from rural Victoria to studying at the Victorian College of the Arts, and to Western Australia in 2005. In Victoria she co-founded the Artists for Kids Culture Trust raising over $1 million for charitable projects, and in WA she co-founded the Swan River Print Studio at Goolugatup Heathcote. Her works have been exhibited beyond Australia in Beijing, Singapore and Fiji and collected around the world. She says Held Ground at the Studio Gallery Yallingup is the best body of works she’s produced.
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