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SAM TalksSAM Talks: Drawing a World in Flux with Locust JonesIn this episode, artist Locust Jones joins SAM Artistic Director Danny Lacy for a thoughtful conversation about The Bird Agents — a monumental drawing made in response to the chaos of global politics and media. That forms part of the SAM Collection, and is on show as a part of The Shape of Things to Come until 9 June. Together, they explore Jones’s evolving creative practice, how sound and news cycles fuel his work, and why drawing remains his most immediate way of processing a world in constant motion.Locust Jones (b. 1963, Chri...2025-06-2945 minSAM TalksSAM Talks: Dore Stockhausen; on art and edenIn this episode, join us for an insightful conversation between this year’s SAM Selects exhibitor, Dore Stockhausen, and SAM Curator, Caroline Esbenshade. Together, they explore Stockhausen’s formative years, her artistic evolution, and the creative inspirations that have shaped her journey. Delve into the compelling themes and stories behind her current exhibition, echoes of a new eden, now on view in our Community Gallery until 29 June 2025.Dore Stockhausen (b. 1966 Mainz, Germany) is a mid-career artist with a rich creative practice, having shifted her focus over the last decade from...2025-04-2440 minSAM TalksSAM Talks: The Human Touch with Brendan HuntleyIn October 2024, multi-disciplinary artist Brendan Huntley joined SAM Communications Officer Mikela Guseli for a conversation exploring Huntley's diverse creative practice. Known best for his clay and painting practice, the conversation spans from Huntley's early DIY art exhibitions with his parents to fronting Melbourne-based punk band Eddy Suppression Ring, and how the act of creating has been a constant form of self-discovery and self-expression through the past two decades. Brendan Huntley is a prolific artist who works across music, painting and sculpture. His work is currently on display at SAM in Ceramics in Focus, w...2025-02-121h 09
Climate ConversationsClimate News: Headed for a heatwave here in Shepparton; Australia's new Chief Scientist; Art meets reality in LA's firesProfessor Tony Hayment (pictured) is Australia's newly appointed Chief Scientist: "Statement from Professor Tony Haymet";
"Ed Husic discusses appointment of new chief scientist";
"Prof. Tony Haymet – Australia’s new Chief Scientist";
"Inside Trump’s Renewed Effort to Undo a Major Climate Rule";
"How you could save $3000 in power bills by making simple changes";
"'Be prepared to die out there': Workers blow the whistle on Adani's Carmichael coal mine";
"Kentucky’s Mountaintop Mines Are Turned Into Neighborhoods";
"For years, these artists painted L.A. on fire. Now life...2025-01-3059 minSAM TalksSAM Talks: Ellen Lee; reflections on the 2024 Urbach PrizeLate last year, our 2024 Theodore Urbach Landscape Prize and Studio Scholarship recipient Ellen Lee joined SAM Curator Caroline Esbenshade to discuss Lee's three-month experience at SAM and the growth she experienced in her creative practice both during and since her time in the SAM Artist Studio.In addition to discussing Lee’s experience, Caroline Esbenshade introduces the Urbach 2025 program and information on how artists can apply for the prize and scholarship opportunity.Ellen Lee is an Australian artist who works from her home studio in regional Victoria. Working with watercolour, natural pigmentation and gr...2025-01-061h 12SAM TalksSAM Talks: Stewart Russell | Peter, Tommie, & John/reliving the dreamIn July 2024, artist Stewart Russell joined SAM Digital Content Coordinator Kati Hogarth for a conversation exploring the creation of his new installation Peter, Tommie, & John / reliving the dream. Stewart Russell’s large-scale textile installation Peter, Tommie & John / reliving the dream explores one of the most influential political actions of the 20th century through the eyes of Australian Olympic silver medallist Peter Norman.In this episode Stewart talks about the history behind the artwork, meeting Peter Norman, his practice and inspiration behind this series. Stay in touch with SAM on socials:Instagram / www...2024-09-2445 min
Energetic Radio#336: Making Happiness a Habit Episode Three - The Art of Play for Personal Growth and FulfilmentWelcome to Energetic Radio, where we explore the power of play, mindfulness, and creativity! In Episode 336, hosts Dale and Paul from The School of Play delve into the essential role of play in our lives, from brightening kids' days to fostering personal growth and happiness in adulthood. They share research showing that just 20 minutes of quality playtime with kids can strengthen bonds and discuss the importance of being fully present and engaged during these moments. Dale and Paul reflect on their experiences with play, emphasising the need to find hobbies and activities that bring joy an...2024-08-2522 min
REAL, RAW, RELATABLEWhat's your relationship with listening?Lately, I've been immersing myself in the art of listening, and it's been a transformative journey. I started journaling about my experiences with listening, prompted by Julia Cameron's book The Listening Path. Her insights have guided me to pay closer attention not only to the words people say but also to the deeper meanings and emotions behind them. Through my journaling, I've begun to notice patterns in my own listening habits, especially within my family dynamics.One of the biggest revelations has been realising how often I cut people off, especially my family members. I catch myself...2024-07-2119 minSAM TalksSAM Talks: Field with Jen Valender and Caroline EsbenshadeIn April 2024, SAM Selects artist Jen Valender joined SAM Curator - Community Caroline Esbenshade for a fascinating live conversation exploring the creation of her exhibition Field. Created during Valender’s time on the University of Melbourne’s Dookie Agricultural Campus for her CoVA Art + Ecology residency, the body of moving image works explore the relationship between art and the natural world through a series of video works featuring the wildlife and lush, fluorescent canola fields of Dookie. In this episode, the pair discuss working with animals, performance art, and connecting with farm life. Field was on display in SA...2024-05-2738 min
Human ChaptersA General Practitioner Channeling Perceptions Through Strokes and Textures - A Conversation with ShiroIt was an absolute honour to engage in a heartfelt conversation with Shiro about her Chapter, A General Practitioner Channeling Perceptions Through Strokes and Textures. Shiro generously shared the following points:
- The start of this Chapter began during Covid
- The analogy of her professional and artwork resembling the carbon dioxide and oxygen breathing cycle of the trees
- The benefit of creativity on general well-being and mental health
- Her concept, Art on Treasure and Trash
- Her participation in the Shepparton Art Festival
- A brief tour around her art studio
An enormous thanks to Shiro...2023-08-0956 min
Climate ConversationsInterview: Australia's former Chief Scientist, Alan Finkel, exposes Shepparton to the realties of the climate crisis during the annual Fairley LectureFormer Australian Chief Scientist, Alan Finkel (pictured), visited Shepparton on Wednesday, July 12, to deliver the annual Fairley Lecture organized by the Shepparton campus of La Trobe University.
This year's lecture was at the Shepparton Art Museum (SAM) with the venue being booked out by people eager to hear what Dr Finkel had to say.
He anchored his address around the inspiration, passion, spirit, and endeavour, commitment of one of the Goulburn Valley's great pioneers, Sir Andrews Fairley.
Dr Finkel has also recently released the book, "Powering Up: Unleashing the Clean Energy Supply Chain". 2023-07-2723 min
Art WankEpisode 153 - Glenn Barkley, artist, writer, curator...Send us a textGlenn Barkley is a busy man! He has written a brilliant book on Ceramics, 'Ceramics: An Atlas of Forms', (published by Thames and Hudson), a global cultural study of the history of ceramics, sharing the stories of over 100 objects, honouring the artists who have left their mark on this timeless practice. This coincides with the curation of an upcoming show at the AGNSW, brick vase clay cup jug, a look at the Gallery’s collection - July 1 2023 - Jan 2024. 'Barkley was previously senior curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (2008–14) and c...2023-06-2055 min
The Unearthed Man Podcast#65 - Lowell Hunter (Salty One Here)Lowell Hunter AKA Salty One is a saltwater man. He creates sand art and uses drone photography to capture the scale of his works within breathtaking landscapes. It all started as a way to get out on the beach and connect with culture, Country and sea.Lowell is a Nyul Nyul man from the Kimberleys in Western Australia; he Grew up on Gunditjmara Country in Warrnambool and now lives on Waddawurrung Country, Geelong. Each place has kept him connected to the ocean. He creates sand artwork using just his feet. Lowell carves stories into the s...2023-05-171h 45
Welcome To Consciousness016 Purpose, Vision, Values With Nathan CarkeekFrom Corporate Banking, To Awakening, To Mindset Coach & Artist.
In this incredible episode Nathan shares his journey from the high level corporate world of banking & finance, to awakening, to being a powerful Mindset Coach & Artist. We discuss awakening, energy, purpose, vision, values & so much more as Nathan shares the wealth of wisdom & insights from his experience.
Nathan is from Minds On Purpose. He is a Mindset Coach and Artist. He formally spent a 17 year career in corporate banking and finance. He lives in Shepparton, Australia & is married with teenage 3 kids. He’s an assistant football coach...2023-04-121h 04SAM TalksSAM Talks: Jason PhuSAM Curator Jessica O'Farrell sits down with multidisciplinary artist Jason Phu to discuss his recent Art Wall commission for SAM, Some of the things that have come and gone with the waters. The pair dive into Phu's creative practice, the research he undertook for his site-responsive work, and the process of depicting a landscape following the devastation of recent flooding.Stay in touch with SAM on socials:Instagram / www.instagram.com/sam_sheppartonFacebook / www.facebook.com/sheppartonartmuseumSign up to our monthly newsletter via...2023-02-2028 min
Voice of the ArtistLeadership in the Face of ChangeTake part in a conversation led by Shepparton Art Museum Director Rebecca Coates with inter/national art leaders Janice Price, Kade McDonald and Sebastian Goldspink on brokering change, shifting stale paradigms and invigorating organisations and programs while navigating a global pandemic. reVision Speaker SeriesWinter 2021 This episode was originally recorded on 1 June 2021. reVision is a seasonal online program thoughtfully curated to help you deepen connections, strengthen your practice and grow your skills in these ever-changing times. Hear from local and inter/national artists, arts leaders and th...2022-11-301h 04
Talk ArtRamesh Mario NithiyendranNew Talk Art!!! We meet artist Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran on the eve of his new solo show in Mumbai, India titled The Mud and The Rainbow.Encountering the sculptures of Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran is, at first, bewildering and unsettling, so multifarious and polymorphous are his references. Yet there is a logic to these works, a reasoning which draws the artist to his conclusions, such that we might use the term Syllogisms to understand his plastic experiments. Ramesh is quick to site the synthesis of Hindu, Buddhist and Christian iconographies, which are the inheritance of his Sri...2022-02-111h 20
Inside The GalleryINSIDE THE GALLERY (Australia): SHEPPARTON ART MUSEUMThe Artistic director and CEO of Shepparton Art Museum (SAM), Dr Rebecca Coates talks about the history of the SAM collection, the impact on the local area, the upcoming exhibition schedule and the story behind the design and construction of the gallery itself.
SAM's new home is an outstanding example of exciting, best-practice contemporary museum architecture - a five-storey building housing the Museum, Visitor Centre, and the Kaiela Art Gallery and Studio, perhaps the only example of a local Aboriginal arts centre sharing the same building and new arts and cultural space with an art museum.
2021-10-1837 minHuman ChaptersMy Ancestors Aren't Happy With Me - A Conversation with TomIt was an absolute privilege to engage in an open conversation with Thomas Devlin about his Chapter, My Ancestors Aren't Happy With Me. I recently attended an incredible pop-up art exhibition (My Ancestors Aren't Happy With Me) in Shepparton and my personal experience was one I found difficult to fully describe in words. It was cathartic, inspiring, thought-provoking, emotional, and deeply moving. This was Thomas's exhibition and I was deeply curious about his narrative.
During this conversation, Tom generously shares the journey of his exhibition, the inspiration, his childhood, travels, passions, cultural disconnect, and much more. Throughout...2021-07-0248 minSAM TalksSAM Talks: Australian Melting PotAustralian Melting Pot (2018) examines the complexity of living between multiple cultures in Australia. Join artist Moorina Bonini and SAM Curator Belinda Briggs as they discuss the artwork and the multifaceted perspectives that contribute to the construction of Australian identity.Stay in touch with SAM on socials:Instagram / www.instagram.com/sam_sheppartonFacebook / www.facebook.com/sheppartonartmuseumSign up to our monthly newsletter via MailchimpVisit the SAM website to discover our exhibitions and programs: www.sheppartonartmuseum.com.auAbout SAM:2021-06-2129 minSAM TalksSAM Talks: Drawing Wall #39SAM Talks: Drawing Wall #39with Troy Firebrace Join Yorta Yorta artist Troy Firebrace and SAM Curator Belinda Briggs as they discuss the dual contexts of SAM Drawing Wall #39. Troy uses layers of meaning within his work, encouraging his audience to look again. At a first glance, we might recognise the familiar imagery of a dry riverbed in the summer sun—upon closer inspection, however, we discover some of the complexities of living in the modern world. Learn how Troy uses art as a tool to educate students and au...2021-05-1131 minSAM TalksSAM Talks: A Potter’s LegacySAM Talks: A Potter’s Legacy with Damon Moon Join us as we discuss key artworks in our most recent exhibition; A Finer Grain, selected works from the Shepparton Art Museum. In this iteration, Damon Moon remarks on Marea Gazzard’s artwork in the exhibition, with introductory remarks from SAM Director Dr. Rebecca Coates. #samtalks #samtalkspodcast #sheppartonartmuseum #contemporaryart Stay in touch with SAM on socials:Instagram / www.instagram.com/sam_sheppartonFacebook / www.facebook.com/sheppartonartmuseumSign u...2021-04-1908 minSAM TalksSAM Talks: ColourSAM Talks: Colour with David Sequeira Join us as we discuss a series of key artworks in our most recent exhibition; A Finer Grain, selected works from the Shepparton Art Museum. In this iteration, David Sequeira remarks on Grace Cossington Smith’s artwork in the exhibition, with introductory remarks from SAM Director Dr. Rebecca Coates.#samtalks #samtalkspodcast #sheppartonartmuseum #contemporaryart Stay in touch with SAM on socials:Instagram / www.instagram.com/sam_sheppartonFacebook / www.facebook.com/sheppartonartmuseumSign up...2021-04-0509 min
You Heard it HereViral video shows drunk Echuca teenagers, Shepparton Art Museum takes big stepAndrew Johnston and Ivy Jensen bring you the day's news, including a viral video spread on social media showing drunk teenagers proclaiming the town to be "the loosest city in Australia." Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2021-03-1803 minSAM TalksSAM Talks: Animal, Vegetable, MineralSAM Talks: Animal, Vegetable, Mineral with Angela Valamanesh Join us as we discuss a series of key artworks in our most recent exhibition; A Finer Grain, selected works from the Shepparton Art Museum. In this iteration, Angela Valamanesh speaks on her artwork in the exhibition, with introductory remarks from SAM Director Dr Rebecca Coates.#samtalks #samtalkspodcast #sheppartonartmuseum #contemporaryart Stay in touch with SAM on socials:Instagram / www.instagram.com/sam_sheppartonFacebook / www.facebook.com/sheppartonartmuseumSign up to...2021-03-0908 minSAM TalksSAM Talks: The Exquisite PirateSAM Talks: The Exquisite Pirate with Sally Smart Join us as we discuss a series of key artworks in our most recent exhibition; A Finer Grain, selected works from the Shepparton Art Museum. In this iteration, Sally Smart speaks on her artwork in the exhibition, with introductory remarks from SAM Director Dr Rebecca Coates. #samtalks #samtalkspodcast #sheppartonartmuseum #contemporaryart #sallysmartTake a look at the artwork yourself via our online catalogue here: https://gsam.melbourne.axiell.com/?page=search#view=details&id=30b2&terms=%5B%22and%22%2C%5B%5B%22keywords%22%2C...2021-02-0908 minSAM TalksSAM Talks: Drawing Wall #38SAM Talks: Drawing Wall #38with Jahnne Pasco-WhiteJoin Jahnne Pasco-White as she talks about her response to the landscape and the way she captures this on canvas. Speaking about her methods and approaches to artmaking, Jahnne will discuss her use of naturally dyed fabrics and pigments that connect her practice to place. Stay in touch with SAM on socials:Instagram / www.instagram.com/sam_sheppartonFacebook / www.facebook.com/sheppartonartmuseumSign up to our monthly newsletter via Mailchimp2020-12-2814 min
GV TalksLuke McCluskey - Overcome #023In this episode, we speak with Luke McCluskey, owner of McCluskey Heating & Cooling.
Listen in as Luke discusses his troubled past and how he came to enter his trade, his thoughts on addiction of any kind, and how he aims to help others who are struggling with drug addiction today.
Key Highlights
● [01:28] An introduction to Luke McCluskey
● [02:52] Luke’s opinion on the Shepparton Art Museum
● [04:15] Luke’s childhood and his relationship with his separated parents
● [06:19] Luke’s professional background
● [09:12] The experiences that shaped Luke growing up
● [12:03] Wh...2020-12-1041 minSAM TalksSAM Talks: Sound SeenSAM Talks: Sound Seenwith Sarah CrowESTOver the month of October, sound makers of all persuasions responded to visual scores created by artist Sarah CrowEST. Learn more about the online project and listen to the responses from participants in this SAM Talks: Sound Seen podcast. Stay in touch with SAM on socials:Instagram / www.instagram.com/sam_sheppartonFacebook / www.facebook.com/sheppartonartmuseumSign up to our monthly newsletter via MailchimpVisit the SAM website to discover our e...2020-11-2724 minGV TalksJosh Cullen - Artist #011In this episode, we speak with filmmaker and music producer Josh Cullen.
Listen in as Josh discusses the life of a videographer in Shepparton, what he loves so much about being creative, and the pitfalls of social media in a modern society with a thirst for instant gratification.
Key Highlights
● [02:41] An introduction to Josh Cullen
● [04:49] Growing up and working on a farm
● [15:42] Going full-time into videography
● [18:38] Thriving as a filmmaker in Shepparton without mentorship
● [21:15] Josh’s goals as a filmmaker
● [23:52] Why Josh loves music production ...2020-10-2648 minGV TalksTom Day - Aboriginal Artist #009In this episode, we speak with Tom Day, a Shepparton-based artist with Aboriginal roots. Tom is creating a first-of-its kind reconciliation painting for Victorian Parliament while collaborating with students at Mooroopna Secondary College.
Listen in as Tom discusses how his Aboriginal background informs his art and career, how art can express truth in a way that other media cannot, and why protecting your individuality is paramount.
Key Highlights
● [00:41] An introduction to Tom Day
● [05:22] How Tom promotes cultural tourism
● [06:28] A renewed thirst for cultural knowledge in 2020
● [10:17] When Tom discovered his...2020-10-1954 minSAM TalksSAM Talks: Industry InsightsSAM Talks: Industry Insights with Pink Ember Studio Founders Aaron and Aoife Billings What do you need to do to flourish in highly competitive arts and cultural space that is now largely online? In this SAM Talks: Industry Insights podcast, discover how Aaron and Aoife co-founded a queer-run artist co-op, Pink Ember Studios, and how they continue their practice in a COVID- socially distanced world. To learn more about current projects at SAM, join us on our website www.sheppartonartmuseum.com.au. Stay in touch with SAM on socials:In...2020-10-1316 minSAM TalksSAM Talks: Art and DesignSAM Talks: Art and Designwith artist Irene Grishin Selzer and Irina Rybakov of Pepite Shop How has the need for art resulted in a design focus in our living rooms during the physical closures of our art museums and galleries? Many art enthusiasts have turned their focus towards their own places of creativity during these times of isolation. In this SAM Talks: Art and Design podcast, join artist Irene and curator Irina as they discuss the role art, design and online platforms play in creating your own art experiences at home. T...2020-09-3031 min
Trots MediaTrots Talk: David Moran on Lochinvar ArtIn the shadows of the October 10 Pryde's EasiFeed Victoria Cup, David Moran joins Nims Azoor and Michael Howard to talk his Shepparton superstar Lochinvar Art.The brilliant four-year-old steps out in Saturday night's TAB Minuteman Free For All, an important final hit-out ahead of the forthcoming $300,000 Grand Circuit showdown.2020-09-2406 min
You Heard it HereMeet Shepparton artist Mimi LeungJohn Lewis speaks with Shepparton artist Mimi Leung about her art journey and how she's finding inspiration during the COVID-19 pandemic. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2020-08-1912 min
The Daily Talk Show#764 - Maddy Connors, Yarli CreativeMaddy Connors is an Aboriginal artist, illustrator and designer specialising in contemporary pieces using both traditional and digital methods. Her business, Yarli Creative, aims to create art which evokes a connection, and a rich conversation. Yarli Creative creates customised digital illustrations to bring policy documents, health promotions, logos and Reconciliation Action Plans to life.On today's episode of The Daily Talk Show, we discuss: - Welcome to and Acknowledgement of Country- Mental health and anxiety- The creative process- Community- Aboriginal art- Growing up in...2020-06-1856 min
The Future AncientsKimberley Moulton / Living ArtefactKimberley Moulton is a Yorta Yorta Sovereign woman from Shepparton, currently residing in Melbourne. She is the Senior Curator for South Eastern Aboriginal Collections at Museums Victoria. Her work involves the repatriation of cultural objects from International Museums as well as the decolonisation of Museum and Art spaces and practices. Kimberley is also on the board of the Barpirdhila Foundation and has had an article published in the book 'Sovereign Words: Indigenous Art, Curation and Criticism'. This podcast episode end with Luka Lesson performing verses from his original song 'Living Artefact' ft Kahl Wallis.2020-05-211h 10
Learn English through Art & DesignLearn English with Arty Anglais Episode 11: My top places to visit in Australia: Part 2: Melbourne & TasmaniaWelcome to Episode 11 of the Arty Anglais Podcast. The Podcast where we talk about Art, Culture and Society to help you learn English naturally. You can find the transcript with images for today's episode here.This week I'm talking about some of my favourite places to visit in Victoria and Tasmania, Australia. This is the second episode in a series of 3 episodes where I talk about creative places to visit in Australia. In today's episode, I'll share with you some places in Victoria and Tasmania. As I am from Melbourne, I'll spend a lot of time talking about some of the...2019-09-2250 min
MPavilionMTalks—‘The art museum in flux’ Sir Nicholas Serota in conversation with Rebecca CoatesOver the past twenty years we have seen very significant changes in the way in which art museums work with artists and how they engage with their public.
Celebrated former director of Tate, Sir Nicholas Serota CH, will discuss the impact of these changes on the outlook and programs of museums with special reference to the evolution of Tate during the period in which he led on the creation of Tate Modern, the adoption of a wider international perspective and the development of a new approach to audiences. In conversation with Rebecca Coates, director of the Shepparton Art Museum.
Sir...2018-12-031h 06
Three Bellybuttons Podcast15, Chloé Hazelwood and Sarah Rudledge on two exhibitions featuring people with disabilities and 'State of the Union'Episode note:In this episode, Chloé Hazelwood, an art writer/independent curator, shared her knowledge about two unique exhibitions that she recently visited at Art Project Australia and the City Library of Melbourne. One was 'All Our Relations' (to 24/11); the other:'Weave Movement Theatre 21 years' (to 15/11). Both exhibitions featured the artworks made by the artists with disabilities. They took Chloé to a deep emotional and joyful state. From Chloé's vivid and detailed descriptions about the objects and images in the shows, Sarah and I imagined the exhibitions, and were touched by the naïvety and the...2018-11-1100 min
Exchange Church's PodcastSeptember 2nd 2018 Ps Todd Hall Leviticus 19:26-28 What does that mean?Tattoos? What does the bible say about tattoos? How should you or I think about body art?2018-09-0241 min
MPavilionMTalks—Politics Of Space: Keg de Souza • 4 February 2018Australian artist Keg De Souza creates site- and situation-specific projects with people. With an emphasis on knowledge exchange, Keg’s investigation of social and spatial environments is influenced by her formal training in architecture and experiences of radical spaces through squatting and organising.
Keg’s work on an alternative mapping project of Shepparton was formed as part of the MPavilion 2017 regional program in collaboration with Shepparton Art Museum (SAM). At this insightful talk at MPavilion, Keg appeared in conversation with SAM director Rebecca Coates and MPavilion’s own Brendan McCleary, discussing her processes and outcomes, and reflecting upon her recent work i...2018-02-2552 min
MPavilionMTalks—Anri Sala in conversation with Rebecca Coates • 15 October 2017Celebrated Albanian artist Anri Sala has gained international attention for his video, animation and photographic works. With an emphasis on slowness, stillness and intimate detail, Sala explores the interface of documentary and fiction, with his work rooted in memory, history and a delicate navigation of political and social contexts.
In October, Anri Sala will visit Australia to unveil an innovative new installation of sculpture and sound, The Last Resort, co-presented by Kaldor Public Art Projects and Art & About Sydney. While in Australia, Sala will visit Melbourne and join Shepparton Art Museum director Rebecca Coates for this very special in-conversation event...2017-10-271h 07
Art SmittenReview: Gary HillbergAndrew, Gill and Hamish chat to Gary Hillberg, one of the two artists behind the video art exhibition, Montages: The Full Cut, 1999-2015, now showing at the Shepparton Art Museum until May 19.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2017-02-1906 min
Art SmittenInterview: Tim Chiang - Australian National Piano AwardHosts, Christian and Rachel, interview Tim Chiang, one of twelve finalists for the 2016 Australian National Piano Award. Running from the 5th-10th September, the recitals will be held at the Eastbank Centre in Shepparton. Tickets are available and you can find out more at the website. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2016-08-2405 min
MPavilionMRelay—Part 1: Habitat • 30 Jan 2016The first leg of MRelay is devoted to Habitat. As we leap from the starting blocks, we’ll cast our gaze around: at our natural environments, our sense of place and how place transforms us.
Today’s places are changing fast—whether they’re a tropical rainforest or a city such as London, Melbourne or Berlin, a habitat for artists or an ecology for designers. ‘Design thinking’ stimulates a natural inquisitiveness and embraces ideas of origins and place. The way people habitually use spaces becomes a guide for design, alongside rational, economic, civic and environmental necessities. Design is everywhere—what matters is how...2016-02-292h 17
SmartArtsSmartArts - 28 May 2015In order of appearance:Melbourne International Jazz Festival Artistic Director Michael Tortonihttp://melbournejazz.com/La Mama Theatre Home Invasion Writer/Director Christopher Bryanthttp://lamama.com.au/Home-Invasion-program-online.pdfACCA Read Only Artist Ryan Ganderhttps://www.accaonline.org.au/exhibition/ryan-gander-read-onlyShepparton Art Museum The Desktop Drawings - Artist Greg Creekhttp://www.sheppartonartmuseum.com.au/greg-creek-news.htmlFederation Square The Light in Winter Artist Chris Levinehttp://www.fedsquare.com/umbrellas/the-light-in-winter2015-05-281h 23