Podcasts
NAVA: in conversation is a monthly podcast series between artists, curators and organisations discussing the critical issues and ideas within our sector.
NAVA: in conversation is a monthly podcast series between artists, curators and organisations discussing the critical issues and ideas within our sector.
A regular podcast with artists, curators and administrators to gain insight into the experiences of contemporary practice, and seeks to propose ideas for change, progress and resilience. Subscribe via iTunes.
Artist Karla Dickens discusses her new work 'Never Forget' featured in the 'Just not Australian' exhibition at Artspace and her Copyright Agency fellowship.
Penelope Benton in conversation with Aboriginal artists and art centres during the Ku Arts symposium, a two-day professional development workshop in Port Augusta.
Arts Practice Director of Community, Emerging and Experimental Arts at the Australia Council chats to Esther Anatolitis about the conversations we should be having as artists and organisations in Australia.
Executive Director of Regional Arts Victoria, Joe Toohey in conversation with Esther Anatolitis about Artlands 2018, Australia's national biennial Regional Arts Conference.
Artist and ARI co-director, Lu Forsberg in conversation with Claudia Roosen about their practice, future travel plans as a result of The Freedman Foundation Travelling Scholarship and Cut Thumb ARI.
CEO of Arts Access Australia, Meagan Shand sits down with Penelope Benton to discuss Meeting Place: the national forum on arts and disability, this year held in Alice Springs.
Writer, curator and Artistic Director of Performance Space, Jeff Khan is in conversation with Penelope Benton about Performance Contemporary and Liveworks 2018.
Esther speaks with writer and curator, Tess Maunder about her new publication; 'Absolute Humidity'
Esther speaks with Artistic Director Janina Harding, artist and curator Bianca Beetson, and participating artist Laliana Tusa.
Artists Soda_Jerk in conversation with Esther Anatolitis about their most recent work 'Terror Nullius' and seizing culture as an act of political resistance.
Gosia Wlodarzcak in conversation with Esther Anatolitis during her drawing residency at the Australia Council building.
Artist Abdul-Rahman Abdullah in conversation with Esther Anatolitis about the development of his practice, and what it means to be an artist.
For this episode, artist Chris Fox is in conversation with Esther Anatolitis and Penelope Benton around public art, and his most recent public artwork at Wynyard Station, 'Interloop'.
Esther Anatolitis in conversation with artist Sarah Goffman about the beauty of plastic and her compulsion to make art and reframe everyday objects.
Esther Anatolitis in conversation with Erica Green, the curator of 2018 Adelaide Biennial. They discuss the curatorial approach to 'Divided Worlds' and the role of the arts to celebrate difference.
Esther Anatolitis in conversation with artist and activist, Elvis Richardson. Founder of the Countess Report, Elvis has been exposing gender inequity in the arts.
Esther Anatolitis in conversation with Mami Kataoka, the Artistic Director of Superposition, the 21st Biennale of Sydney, discussing thermo-dynamic equilibrium.
Sydney Design Festival was held at MAAS, the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences in March 2018. We spoke to the producer about the theme: Call to Action, and socially-engaged design.
Dr. Pippa Dickson, chair of Design Tasmania in conversation with NAVA about the changing climate of Design in Tasmania, and the key issues facing the sector.
Girrawaa is an Indigenous Arts Centre in the Bathurst Correctional Facility. We speak to the centre manager and a participant about the value and role of art in corrections.
Esther Anatolitis in conversation with artist and activist Richard Bell about politics, social change, the role of art and the responsibility of artists, to coincide with his work in #52artists52actions at Artspace.
Susie Rugg, the Kids & Families Coordinator at the Museum of Contemporary Art in conversation with NAVA about the major summer exhibition, Pipilotti Rist: Sip my Ocean.
NAVA was in Hobart for the inaugural Hobiennale17. We speak with directors of the festival, Grace Herbert and Liam James, and Alex Hullah about the festival and the role of artist-run spaces.
Australian Design Centre in conversation wiht NAVA about the state of the craft and design sector in Australia, and the inaugural Sydney Craft Week that took place in October 2017.
Gabrielle O'Sullivan (IAC), BiBi Barba (AITB) and Judy Grady (Copyright Agency) in conversation about the introduction of policy to protect Indigenous artists against Fake Art.
Georgie Meagher, CEO and Artistic Director of Next Wave Festival, in conversation with NAVA about the future of experimental arts practice and festivals in Australia.
Rabbya Nasser & Hurmat Ul Ain in conversation with NAVA around their most recent performance as part of the Public Body.02 at Artspace in September 2017, their collaborative practice.
Proximity Festival directors, Kelli McCluskey and Sarah Rowbottam in conversation about the intimate performance festival, held in central Perth in October 2017.
Liz Nowell, CEO of ACE Open in Adelaide, in conversation with NAVA about the vision and program for the space, and the role and value of independent art spaces in supporting artists and ideas in Australia.
Lucie McIntosh (Blindside), Georgia Hutchison (Liquid Architecture), Channon Goodwin (Bus Projects) and Rosemary Forde (un projects), in conversation about ALL Conference.
Taloi Havini and Anneke Jaspers in conversation at the Art Gallery of New South Wales about The National exhibition, and Havini's vide work 'Habitat', 2017.
Wendy Whiteley in conversation with Penelope Benton to discuss the challenges of being an artist in Australia and what it takes to make it internationally, to coincide with the release of the Whiteley film.
Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran in conversation with curator Nina Miall at Carriageworks about The National exhibition, and his large scale installation work 'The Cave', 2017.
Zanny Begg and Alex Gawronski in conversation with curator Blair French at the Museum of Contemporary Art around The National exhibition and their work.
Melbourne-based artist and producer Audrey Hulm, (aka ADHOC) in conversation with Honor Eastly - founder and director of the 'Starving Artist Podcast'.
Audrey Hulm (aka ADHOC) in conversation with Devon Taylor, director of The Women's Circus, an arts organisation for women.
Mark Shorter and Sach Catts in conversation at Cementa17 about their collaborative endurance performance work 'Chip Chop Chanty', the intention of the work and leaking water pipes.
Our inaugural episode recorded on site at Cementa17 festival and featuring Ian Milliss, Aleshia Lonsdale, Nicole Welch, Sarah Waterson and Ann Finegan