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Australian Women Artists

Richard Graham
Australian Women Artists
Australian Landscape
Art Education
Nora Heysen
Women In Art
Clarice Beckett
Figurative Art
Australian Women's Art
Archibald Prize
Wendy Sharpe
Greek Mythology
Asylum Seekers
Art Prizes
Art History
Hill End
East Timor
Public Murals
Abstract Art
Eliza Gosse's Artwork
Gender Equality

Australian women artists have been (and continue to be) underrepresented and undervalued in this country despite the stunning artistic works that have been produced since the mid nineteenth century.

This podcast will shine a light on those artists and their spectacular art works. I'll be talking to the artists themselves, both established and emerging, as well as experts on Australian women arti... more

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Australian Women Artists

 The podcast

 Ep 66 Dagmar Cyrulla

Dagmar Cyrulla is an Australian contemporary artist whose work grew out of a lifelong interest in people, relationships, and the emotional texture of ordinary life.

Born in Germany and r... more

Australian Women Artists

 

 The Podcast

 

 Episode 65 Shay Docking

 

 Artists of Influence: Shay Docking (influencing Margaret Ackland, ep. 5)

 

 Welcome to another edition of AWA artists of influence.

 

 For those who’ve heard some of these podcasts... more

Australian Women Artists

The podcast

Ep 64 Celia Gullett

 Celia Gullett has developed a beautiful distinctive practice over several decades. Her abstract works explore colour, light and surface with what’s been described as, ‘remarkable sensitivit... more

Australian Women Artists

 The podcast

Ep. 63 Camie Lyons

 Camie Lyons is a Sydney-based contemporary artist whose multidisciplinary practice spans sculpture, painting, and drawing. 

 Her creative approach is deeply informed by her background as a... more

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Recent Guests

Dagmar Cyrulla
Australian contemporary artist specializing in portraiture, domestic scenes, and psychological observation
Independent artist
Episode: Dagmar Cyrulla
Celia Gullett
Artist
Independent artist
Episode: Celia Gullett
Camie Lyons
Sydney-based contemporary artist working in sculpture, drawing, and installation
Independent artist
Episode: Camie Lyons
Deborah Halpern
Australian multidisciplinary artist known for public sculptures and colorful ceramic/metal works
Independent artist
Episode: Deborah Halpern OAM
Julz Beresford
Artist featured in the episode
Independent artist (Michael Reid galleries association mentioned)
Episode: Julz Beresford
Kiata Mason
Contemporary artist
Artist represented by Gallery of Small Things (implied)
Episode: Kiata Mason
Adriane Strampp
Artist
Episode: Adriane Strampp
Amanda Penrose Hart
A compelling contemporary interpreter of landscape and accomplished plein air painter.
Independent Artist
Episode: Amanda Penrose Hart
Sophie Perez
Artist known for her landscape paintings
Episode: Sophie Perez

Host

Richard Graham
Host of Australian Women Artists

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 32 ratings
  • Such a great art podcast! 💜

    Love this inspiring and interesting podcast. I’m an Australian artist currently based in the UK and I’ve been really enjoying listening as I paint. The conversations are engaging and helpful. Looking forward to future episodes; thank you for creating it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CurrawongSong
    United Kingdom8 months ago
  • Australian Women Artists

    Great podcast but the sound could be better too much echo and I cannot hear a lot of the interview. Had to turn a few off.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    oatcaje
    Canada9 months ago
  • Informative and relaxing to listen to.

    Interesting podcast with a variety of guest artists. Insightful questions from the host lead to great conversations.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bridget3:2,,
    Australiaa year ago
  • Terrific listening

    Enjoyed listening to this new podcast on Australian Women Artists. Fascinating insight into artistic process. I’m really looking forward to more interviews with current artists and hearing more about women artists who are no longer living but have produced extraordinary work that we are coming to know.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mos67
    Australiaa year ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Great variety of guests; questions tend to surface meaningful insights about process and history.
A thoughtful spotlight on women artists that adds depth to current art discourse.
Sound quality is sometimes uneven, but the depth of discussions makes up for it.
Engaging conversations with artists and experts that feel both inspiring and informative.

Chart Rankings

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Apple Podcasts
#231
Canada/Arts/Visual Arts
Apple Podcasts
#7
Australia/Arts/Visual Arts
Apple Podcasts
#80
Australia/Arts
Apple Podcasts
#74
Israel/Arts/Visual Arts
Apple Podcasts
#94
United Arab Emirates/Arts/Visual Arts
Apple Podcasts
#140
Singapore/Arts/Visual Arts

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Celia Gullett
Q: What did that early public validation mean to you after spending so long developing your practice privately?
She describes the relief and motivation of initial recognition, the sense of momentum from a gallery-curated show, and how awards and exhibitions helped establish a public audience for her work.
Celia Gullett
Q: You've described this as a seminal period for developing your technical depth. Tell me a bit about that. What specific skills did you acquire there that drove you to look for greater atmosphere in your work?
She discusses learning about pigments, paints, and the chemistry of materials, as well as the historical context of light and surface, which together provided tools to experiment with atmosphere and how color interacts with surface.
Julz Beresford
Q: How do you manage the hype around your work and your creative priorities when exhibitions gain attention?
She emphasizes a balance between staying grounded, avoiding ego, focusing on improving technique, and honoring collectors while staying true to her goal of telling the story of place.
Julz Beresford
Q: When did the Hawkesbury start becoming part of your work in college, and how did that develop as you studied?
She explains plein air painting in the bush during college, with early cautions from a lecturer but a persistent pull to return to the river environments which later evolved into plein air studies that fed her studio practice.
Julz Beresford
Q: Can you explain where you grew up and what a typical weekend looked like there for you?
She describes an outside, adventurous childhood on a farm, moving to Sydney, and spending weekends on the Hawkesbury; those early experiences seeded her lifelong pull toward outdoor landscapes and later influenced her painting practice.

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This show focuses on Australian women artists across eras, exploring how gender, place, and history shape art and its reception. Conversations span landscape and figurative painting, sculpture, photography, and curatorial practice, often tying personal memory or community impact to creative work. Notable strengths include a clear emphasis on underrepresented artists, archival re-discoveries, and contemporary practices that connect historical context with today's art scene. The format blends intimate artist profiles with expert commentary, making it a valuable listen for galleries, collectors, and PR teams seeking compelling guest stories and authentic perspectives from the Australian women's art landscape.

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Recent guests on Australian Women Artists include:

1. Dagmar Cyrulla
2. Celia Gullett
3. Camie Lyons
4. Deborah Halpern
5. Julz Beresford
6. Kiata Mason
7. Adriane Strampp
8. Amanda Penrose Hart

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