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Dive deeper in this series of discussion-based artist and scientist talks exploring oceanic worlds through art, research and dialogue.
Artist Rob Smith and Dr. William Reid, Lecturer in Marine Biology at Newcastle University, discuss polymetallic nodules, the histories and futures of deep sea mining and the recent discovery of dark oxygen which has called into question the origins of life on Earth.
Artist Rob Smith and Dr. William Reid, Lecturer in Marine Biology at Newcastle University, discuss polymetallic nodules, the histories and futures of deep sea mining and the recent discovery of dark oxygen which has called into question the origins of life on Earth.
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Animalesque with Daisy Hildyard
Wednesday 1 April 2020
Across three 5-minute sessions, writer Daisy Hildyard offers readings from selected texts in response to the exhibition Animalesque / Art Across Species and Beings at BALTIC. These extracts resonate with the exhibition by inviting us to re-t…
Volcanoes and Utopias: an audio performance by artists Kate Liston and Tess Denman-Cleaver
Kate Liston and Tess Denman-Cleaver's podcast is a poetic performance on volcanoes, parliamentary architecture, Norse mythology, Quaker design, pease pudding, the current lack of gossip, and the function of…
In this BALTIC Podcast Dr Paolo Fortis, Associate Professor in the Department of Anthropology, Durham University, explores Abel Rodriguez’ exhibition.
Paolo Fortis is a social anthropologist with research interests in the relations between art, ontology, notions of the person and alterity among C…
In this BALTIC Podcast exploring BALTIC exhibitions, Alessandro Boussalem explores Imran Perretta's The Destructors.
Alessandro Boussalem is a human geographer. His research is on the intersections of gender, sexualities, and race/ethnicities in contemporary Europe. He is a PhD candidate at Newcas…
In this BALTIC Podcast exploring BALTIC exhibitions and research, art historian Victoria Horne examines Judy Chicago, specifically Femininity, Art and the Home.
Horne discusses the role of labour within the home, which was often at the fore of questioning within second-wave feminism and the Women'…
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