Biennial Bytes is the official podcast of Sharjah Biennial.
Bringing the Biennial to life for culture enthusiasts around the world, the podcast delves into the work of some of the most prominent artists practising today.
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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 28 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Arts |
Artists Nida Sinnokrot and Sahar Qawasmi of the collective Sakiya talk to Natasha Ginwala about their participatory ecological practice based in Ein Qiniya, a village near Ramallah.
Sinnokrot and Qawasmi speak about the importance of keeping alive ... more
Kapulani Landgraf is a Kānaka Maoli artist from Pūʻahuʻula, Kāneʻohe, Oʻahu. In this episode, she speaks about the responsibility to engage in creative forms of resistance against the destruction and erosion of the ‘āina’—which encompasses her people... more
In a wide-ranging conversation with Zeynep Öz, artist Mahmoud Khaled reflects on artistic solitude, futurity and ceremonies that accompany the unveiling of mega architectural projects. Khaled discusses the conceptual origins of his Sharjah Biennial 1... more
Amal Khalaf and Adelita Husni-Bey discuss climate crisis, critical pedagogy and what it means to learn with one’s body. Together they reflect on Husni-Bey's SB16 projects—the film installation ‘Like A Flood’ (2025) and the sculptures ‘Hunger Stones’ ... more
Artist Pratchaya Phinthong speaks to Alia Swastika about his interest in mitigating the impact of the global climate crisis and the generative possibilities of research-based, contextual practice. Tune in to hear more about his collaborative project ... more
Natasha Ginwala speaks with filmmaker Naeem Mohaiemen about themes such as death, displacement and cinematic time. Mohaiemen discusses his multilayered practice across photography, drawing and essays intertwining historical archives, political and p... more
Megan Tamati-Quennell speaks with Māori artist Ana Iti about the environments, sites and structures—such as Hokianga, the artist’s tribal landscape—evoked in her sonic and sculptural installations. Text and language run through her practice, includin... more
Zeynep Öz, along with artist, educator and weaver Hellen Ascoli, delves into the textile traditions of Guatemala. They discuss Ascoli’s contributions to SB16 — a combination of collage, writing and weaving for the YAZ publication series, as well as a... more
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Exploring the intersection of contemporary art and critical social issues, this podcast features insightful conversations with prominent artists and curators from the Sharjah Biennial. Episodes cover varied topics such as migration, identity, cultural memory, and environmental sustainability, reflecting on how these themes manifest in artistic practices. The discussions often incorporate personal narratives, cultural contexts, and the collaborative spirit of the biennial, making it a rich resource for listeners interested in the nuances of contemporary artistry and its socio-political implications. Noteworthy is the podcast's dedication to addressing underrepresented voices and themes in the art world, providing a platform for both establis... more
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Recent guests on Biennial Bytes include:
1. Pratchaya Phinthong
2. Alia Swastika
3. Naeem Mohaiemen
4. Ana Iti
5. Megan Tamati-Quennell
6. Stephanie Comilang
7. Citra Sasmita
8. Tabu Osusa
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