Fine Art Fiona
Verb SyndicateThis is a podcast about art: the people who create it, exhibit it, buy it, sell it, talk about it and, above all, love it. Hosted by Fiona McIntosh who has extensive professional experience and deep knowledge across the Australian visual arts industry, having worked with many artists, major public institutions and private collectors. She brings this, together with an endless curiosity and passion ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 21 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Categories | Visual ArtsArts | ||||
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George Adams curator, gallery director and collector has had a career in the visual arts in Sydney supporting and encouraging emerging artists. Together with his partner artist Ron Adams, George set up and ran MOP Gallery from 2003-2016, an ‘artist-r... more
Uncompromising in her approach and unflinching in her resolve and determination, Eugenia is an artist who works in digital media art, often embodied within larger ambitious installations, which explore language, translation and the body from a person... more
Anne Ryan is the Curator of Australian Art at the Art Gallery of NSW in Sydney. She sees her role as both custodian of a significant public collection and that of interpreter, sharing the histories and stories of the artworks and the artists who made... more
Kylie Stillman is enthralled by making, slowly by hand, repurposing, recycling materials to create sculptures, large and minute, that reveal ‘signs of life’ in the natural world. It could be a bird carved by hand from a stack of books or beads thread... more
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Fiona is a very good interviewer , her questions are considered and shows knowledge of her interviewee , their practice but also shows her depth of knowledge of the sydney and Australian contemporary art scene. Everything I’ve listened to has been enjoyable very approachable and not overly academic .
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Australiaa year ago
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