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Art & Market
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31 episodes
3 weeks ago
‘Ian’s Research Club’ is a podcast hosted by A&M Associate Editor, Ian Tee. In episode eight, he speaks to curators Tina Baum and Phoebe Scott about the exhibition ‘Ever Present: First Peoples Art of Australia’ at National Gallery Singapore. They unpack how the show challenges stereotypes about First Nations people and what defines their art. For audiences encountering Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art for the first time, this episode serves as a primer on their rich aesthetic and cultural traditions, as well as Australia’s complex history. Visit Art & Market (www.artandmarket.net), to listen to the episode and view images of artworks and exhibitions discussed. You can also find the podcast by searching “Ian’s Research Club'' on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
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‘Ian’s Research Club’ is a podcast hosted by A&M Associate Editor, Ian Tee. In episode eight, he speaks to curators Tina Baum and Phoebe Scott about the exhibition ‘Ever Present: First Peoples Art of Australia’ at National Gallery Singapore. They unpack how the show challenges stereotypes about First Nations people and what defines their art. For audiences encountering Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art for the first time, this episode serves as a primer on their rich aesthetic and cultural traditions, as well as Australia’s complex history. Visit Art & Market (www.artandmarket.net), to listen to the episode and view images of artworks and exhibitions discussed. You can also find the podcast by searching “Ian’s Research Club'' on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
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LANDING Panel 2 | How do we carve out and sustain independent agendas?
Art & Market
45 minutes 41 seconds
4 years ago
LANDING Panel 2 | How do we carve out and sustain independent agendas?
LANDING is A&M's second annual conference. Panel 2 | How do we carve out and sustain independent agendas? As agents of self-organisation, experimentation and discourse, independent platforms are integral to the art ecosystem. Their work often exists outside of institutional planning and commercial forces, thereby making space for fresh perspectives. We speak with individuals who have advocated for such spaces, and gain insights on the importance of productive criticism, the power of community engagement and the challenges of sustaining one’s practice. Panelists: Dominic Zinampan, Managing Editor, Green Papaya Art Projects Reaksmey Yean, Founder, Silapak Trotchaek Pneik Ha Dao, Coordinator, Matca Moderator: Vivyan Yeo, Writer, Art & Market This panel discussion was broadcast on 23 June 2021 as the second of four panels in the series. More information at artandmarket.net/landing.
Art & Market
‘Ian’s Research Club’ is a podcast hosted by A&M Associate Editor, Ian Tee. In episode eight, he speaks to curators Tina Baum and Phoebe Scott about the exhibition ‘Ever Present: First Peoples Art of Australia’ at National Gallery Singapore. They unpack how the show challenges stereotypes about First Nations people and what defines their art. For audiences encountering Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art for the first time, this episode serves as a primer on their rich aesthetic and cultural traditions, as well as Australia’s complex history. Visit Art & Market (www.artandmarket.net), to listen to the episode and view images of artworks and exhibitions discussed. You can also find the podcast by searching “Ian’s Research Club'' on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.