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Australian Women Artists

Richard Graham
Australian Women Artists
Australian Landscape
Art Education
Australian Art
Archibald Prize
Indigenous Art
Art Gallery Of New South Wales
Identity
Contemporary Art
Melbourne
Eleanor Ritchie-Harrison
Environmental Stewardship
Janet Dawson
Carol Jerrems
Feminism
Tracey Moffatt
Art Prizes
Sydney
Australia
Nora Heysen

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 94

Jane Guthleben

Jane Guthleben is a contemporary Australian painter who reinterprets Dutch Golden Age still life and vanitas traditions through a distinctly Australian lens, making it remarkably contemp... more

Australian Women Artists

 The podcast

 Ep 93

Kathrin Longhurst

Kathrin Longhurst’s story is – to this show – unique. And fascinating.

Kathrin is a German-born Australian figurative painter known for her powerful oil portraits that blend classica... more

Australian Women Artists

The podcast

Ep 92 Emily Floyd

Emily Floyd is one of Australia's most recognisable sculptors and public artists, and even if you don't know her name, there's a very good chance you know her work...particularly if you've eve... more

Australian Women Artists

The podcast

Ep 91 Helen Redmond

 Helen Redmond’s journey into art is, like many others, an indirect one. She grew up on a rural property in southern Queensland, trained in journalism and interior design, and then spent 25 ... more

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Recent Guests

Kathrin Longhurst
German-born Australian figurative painter known for oil portraits exploring displacement, gender and resilience
Episode: Kathrin Longhurst
Emily Floyd
Australian sculptor and public artist whose work explores feminism, education and community
Anna Schwartz Gallery
Episode: Emily Floyd
Helen Redmond
Australian painter and former Vogue Living stylist, interiors editor and senior editor
Otomys
Episode: Helen Redmond
Jude Rae
Australian painter known for observational paintings, portraits and interiors
Episode: Jude Rae
Louise Weaver
Artist
Darren Knight Gallery (Sydney)
Episode: Louise Weaver
Sally Ross
Artist
Episode: Sally Ross
Elizabeth Barnett
Painter and printmaker who also works with textiles and pottery
Independent artist
Episode: Elizabeth Barnett
Chelsea Gustafsson
Artist
Episode: Chelsea Gustafsson
Nicole Kelly
Contemporary Australian painter
Episode: Nicole Kelly

Host

Richard Graham
Host of Australian Women Artists

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 40 ratings
  • Great range of artists.

    Love listening to each episode. So many interesting artists sharing so openly.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    **heleno**
    Australia7 months ago
  • 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 Kingdoma year 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
    Canadaa year 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
    Australia2 years ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners appreciate accessible yet insightful discussions that surface practical insights for artists.
Some episodes mention audio Quality concerns like echo and sound balance, but overall feedback is positive.
Guests consistently praise the breadth of artists covered and the thoughtfulness of questions.

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Apple Podcasts
#193
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#169
United Kingdom/Arts/Visual Arts
Apple Podcasts
#204
Canada/Arts/Visual Arts
Apple Podcasts
#2
Australia/Arts/Visual Arts
Apple Podcasts
#36
Australia/Arts
Apple Podcasts
#9
New Zealand/Arts/Visual Arts

Talking Points

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Kathrin Longhurst
Q: What was the motivation at that stage of your career?
Longhurst traces her return to communist imagery to a satirical self-portrait in which she recreated the pose of a communist hero. The work helped her see how she could use that visual language to imagine powerful women and create possibilities for her sitters.
Kathrin Longhurst
Q: When did you first become aware that the images around you were telling you how to think?
Longhurst says she did not recognize the propaganda around her as a child. Moving to Sweden at 15 made her question the history and assumptions she had been taught, and reconsider the socialist-realist art of her childhood.
Emily Floyd
Q: Why is it so important to you that people physically interact with your work?
Floyd describes a shift toward participatory public works, influenced by changes in museums and her childhood experience of community murals. She values opportunities for people to contribute to shared meanings and form a community around an artwork.
Emily Floyd
Q: Was it as fun as it sounds, or were there quite strict rules around the tools and the processes?
Floyd says her family's toy-making work involved strict standards and long days from an early age, but it also encouraged imagination and taught her discipline. She says the family's toys and childcare work raised questions about gender stereotypes and community-based care.
Jude Rae
Q: Is it something you can put into words, what you're trying to capture in a portrait?
Rae works from multiple impressions gathered through at least six sittings, conversations and time spent with the subject, sometimes also using photographs. She aims to make a portrait that goes beyond reproducing a photograph and preserves a more complex, enduring impression of the person.

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A thoughtful interview-driven series that centers on Australian women artists, exploring their life stories, creative processes, and the contexts that shape their work. Conversations span early influences, residencies, collaborations, and how personal experiences—family, travel, and identity—inform painting, sculpture, and broader practice. Notable throughlines include material experimentation, dedication to craft, and a strong focus on women's contributions to contemporary art, often weaving historical context with present-day practice. The format tends to spotlight both established figures and rising voices, offering listenable depth for audiences curious about process, career trajectories, and the Australian visual arts landscape.

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Recent guests on Australian Women Artists include:

1. Kathrin Longhurst
2. Emily Floyd
3. Helen Redmond
4. Jude Rae
5. Louise Weaver
6. Sally Ross
7. Elizabeth Barnett
8. Chelsea Gustafsson

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