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APHIDS LISTENS operates as an ongoing living archive. Based on interviews with artists from diverse experimental art communities, APHIDS invites artists to speak about the life of their own project from conception to delivery alongside another artist's work that they love.
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Fréquence de mise à jour:
every 72 days
Durée audio moyenne:
39 minutes
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Anglais
Australie
20 épisodes
depuis 10 juin 2021
episodic
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This episode is hosted by Amaara Raheem, in conversation with David Young, the founding Artistic Director of APHIDS from 1994-2009. David is a meditator, Alexander Technique practitioner, and he composes.
Together they speak about memorable projects, the origin of APHIDS' name, perception, and …
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ÉPISODES PRÉCÉDENTS 🔗
This episode is hosted by Amaara Raheem, in conversation with Thea Baumann, Artistic Director and CEO of 4A, founder of world first hologram brand Metaverse Makeovers in Melbourne, Shanghai and Hong Kong, and a previous Executive Producer of APHIDS.
Together they speak about Metaverse Makeovers, S…
This episode is hosted by Amaara Raheem, in conversation with Anna Kennedy-Borissow, whose research investigates how arts engagement stimulates recovery and resilience in disaster-affected communities.
Together they speak about site-specific art, the Strathewen bushfire memorial and community eng…
This episode is hosted by Amaraa Raheem who speaks with artist and curator Priya Namana about concerts, borders, dewdrops and autonomy. Priya's practice is led by felt senses and lived experience.
APHIDS LISTENS is an online archive where an artist shares a work they've made and a work they love.
This episode is hosted by Amaara Raheem who chats with Naarm based artist Jamie Lewis about food as practice, migration and intergenerational exchange. Jamie is a Singaporean-Australian artist, curator, dramaturg and facilitator making site-responsive, autobiographical and participatory work.
AP…
In this conversation, Anna Nalpantidis talks to dance artist Tra Mi Dinh about rebelling against the black box, competitive dancing and “immersive empathy design”. Tra Mi reflects on her award-winning Keir Choreographic piece, The __ and Olafur Eliasson’s work, Beauty. They also speak about sensori…
In this episode of Aphids Listens Lara Thoms talks to Tasmanian artist Lucy Bleach about homing pigeons, donation bins and flying a Mulholland Drive star to perform in her work Homing. They also speak about Bokei, a collaboration between artist Rei Naito and architect Ryue Nishizawa held on one of …
In this episode of APHIDS LISTENS Mish Grigor speaks with artist Frances Barrett, who lives and works on Kaurna land, Adelaide. We dive deep into how Fran thinks of thresholds: between inside and outside the body, between artist and curator, between making sound and receiving it. She talks to us ab…
In this episode, Lara Thoms speaks with artist Sammaneh Poursh about multidisciplinary practice, performance art, art crushes, phenomenological experiences and sex magic. Sammaneh is a Queer genderfluid Muslim who arrived in Australia as a refugee after the Iranian Revolution. Her work p…
In this episode, Eugenia Lim speaks with sculptor and experimental foodie Nabilah Nordin about art as a site for spontaneity, conviviality and 'unlearning', and the ongoing influence of Monster Chetwynd's riotous works.
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