Podcasts about australian artists

Jessica Yolanda Kaye is an Australian Artist who contemplates life through her art. Drawing on inspiration from intimate, everyday moments, her work has evolved from realism through to line drawings. In today's episode, we explore the release of Jessica's latest creation, a book titled ‘Word of the Year.' We deep dive the impact a single word can have on shaping one's decisions and direction in the year ahead. Together, we share the words we've chosen for 2025 and how we plan to centre our mindset around them. This is the episode for those seeking guidance on how to lead their day-to-day life with a stronger level of purpose, confidence and fulfillment. ‘One Word' is available via www.myword.is and on instagram @whatsyouroneword (https://www.instagram.com/whatsyouroneword/). You can find Jess on instagram @jessicayolandakaye and online via her website https://www.jessicayolandakaye.com/. Her sub stack, titled ‘Between the Lines' is available to subscribe to via https://jessicayolandakaye.substack.com/ CEO YOURSELF is a community designed to inspire and motivate you on your journey. We deliver weekly podcasts on a Monday, interviewing diverse women, deep diving their CEO superpowers, so you can adopt their learnings to become the CEO of your life. You can find us on instagram @whynotceoyourself with further resources online at www.ceoyourself.com Our host Hermione Olivia is on instagram & TikTok @hermioneolivia

The histories our families share can be in the stories we tell, the food we eat, the objects that are passed down from one generation to the next. Finding our own place in those histories can be difficult, but it can also be exciting and crucial. How are Australian artists from the Asian diaspora creating their own stories? And how are they reckoning with the charged history of museum collections?Leyla Stevens uses her camera as a tool to engage with interconnected webs of song, performance, and environmental reverence. In her work, deeply beautiful sequences of Balinese jungles are punctuated with the sonic intensity of cicadas and visions of shadow puppetry.While referencing objects and materials specific to his Chinese heritage, Remy Faint considers big questions: What are the limits of painterly abstraction? How can painting be used to gesture towards cultural multiplicity? And how can you learn about yourself and your family through creating artworks?The music in this episode is taken from Leyla Stevens' video work, PAHIT MANIS, night forest, which is on display at the Art Gallery of NSW

Paul Kelly is one of the leading artists making music in Australia and given his remarkable legacy —  consisting of some 29 albums and a career that extends back nearly four decades — he rightfully deserves his place on that pantheon. His new album, Fever Longing Still, marks his first new collection in six years, not counting the various compilations and collections that have helped to reinforce his status as a remarkable singer/songwriter worthy of international repute. Recorded in tandem with longtime collaborators — Peter Luscombe (drums), Bill McDonald (bass), Dan Kelly (guitar), Cameron Bruce (keys), and Ash Naylor (guitar) — it may come across as more of a band effort overall, but it continues to provide the sardonic wit that Kelly is so well known for. His songs are always profoundly engaging, and whether opting for a jaunty reprieve, arched enthusiasm, a mix of tenderness and tenacity to an equal degree. The fact that the album title is lifted from a work by William Shakespeare, one of Kelly's literary idols, testifies to the fact that his reputation for literacy, emotional expression and an everyman sensibility is what makes his music relatable and affecting. Consequently, when Mr. Kelly offers his insights to Lee and Billy courtesy of My Backstage Pass, it's both revelatory and refreshing in every way. Learn more about Paul Kelly at https://www.paulkelly.com.auPodcast producer and host Billy Hubbard is an Americana Singer/Songwriter and former Regional Director of A&R for a company that published a Grammy winning single. Billy is also a signed artist with Spectra Music Group and co-founder of the iconic venue "The Station" in East TN. Billy's album was released by Spectra Records in Oct 2023. Learn more about Billy at http://www.BillyHubbard.comHost Lee Zimmerman is a freelance music writer whose articles have appeared in several leading music industry publications. Lee is a former promotions representative for ABC and Capital Records and director of communications for various CBS affiliated television stations. Lee recently authored the book "Thirty Years Behind The Glass" about legendary producer and engineer Jim Gaines. Support the showIf you'd like to support My Backstage Pass you can make a donation to Billy & Lee's coffee fund at this link https://www.buymeacoffee.com/MyBackstagePassMy Backstage Pass is sponsored by The Alternate Root Magazine! Please subscribe to their newsletter, read the latest music reviews and check out their weekly Top Ten songs at this link http://www.thealternateroot.com

Martha de Ramos also known as IDioM is a Filipino-Australian multi-disciplinary artist based in Canberra holding her first solo art exhibit at the Tuggeranong Arts Centre in the ACT. - Si Martha de Ramos na kilala bilang IDioM ay isang Filipino-Australian multi-disciplinary artist nakabase sa Canberra; kasalukuyan nagaganap ang kanyang first solo art exhibit sa Tuggeranong Arts Centre sa ACT.

Join us as we sit down with Michael Saleta, a seasoned songwriter whose journey from Australia to Nashville is as captivating as the lyrics he crafts.In this episode, we'll uncover Michael's transition from a successful rock career down under to becoming a prominent figure in the Nashville songwriting community. With six years under his belt in Music City, Michael's portfolio boasts #1 hits with Australian Artists, to cuts with Canadian, and American artists, earning him accolades from the NSAI and beyond.Through intimate conversations, Michael reflects on the challenges he faced pursuing his passion abroad and the unwavering support of his family, particularly his loving wife Sarah. Gather 'round the dining room table as Michael shares poignant stories, offering a glimpse into the heart and soul of a songwriter dedicated to making music that resonates.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/songwriter-connection/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Festival Season on Roadcase is finally upon us and we're kicking it off from Pitchfork Music Festival in Chicago!! For this Part 1 from Pitchfork, I talked to singer, rapper and multi-genre artist, Tkay Maizda and also had a fun convo with the amazing Riot Girrrrls themselves, Molly Neuman and Allison Wolfe of Bratmobile. Tkay has achieved global recognition already in her brief career, having won NME's Best Australian Solo Artist in 2022. She was also nominated for an ARIA award for Best Rap Song for her 2023 single "Silent Assassin."  But accolades alone do not do her justice; Tkay is a joyous human and a tireless artist, and she talked to me about striving to create and perform at the highest levels. We discussed what it was like growing up in Australia, moving frequently from city to city, how she stayed true to herself and her art.Molly and Allison of Bratmobile are back playing live after a 20-year hiatus and are both super excited to be performing again. Having been at the hub of the Riot Girl movement in the early 90s, Bratmobile waved the flag for the DIY spirit and Girl Power. They both talked to me about their fierce advocacy for Women's Rights and for the inclusion of Women in the music industry both in performance and production roles, and talked to me about all the life they've lived since starting up the band over 30 years ago!This is a great episode with these super compelling artists featuring tons of great stories and tales from the road.  Check it out now!!For more information on Roadcase: https://linktr.ee/roadcasepod and https://www.roadcasepod.comOr contact Roadcase by email:  info@roadcasepod.comRoadcase theme music:  "Eugene (Instrumental)" by Waltzer

Moving to the Top 10 Australian Artist hits of 1962 and a year where Australian Artists surged to the top of the charts! Again, three instrumentals appear in the Top 10, two artists appear twice, a breakthrough hit for a Melbourne artist, a group of hits for regular Top 10 artists and, a song that was to become an iconic Australian classic at #1. Enjoy the Top Ten of 1962!

We would LOVE to hear what you think. Please drop a line.Once again we had the distinct opportunity to interview an artist all the way from Brisbane, Australia. This is a very accomplish individual. Who happens to be. A versatile vocalist, recording artist, producer, songwriter, singer, composer and digital media publisher. She is self produced and has been making music since 2006. She has created and published 13 records releases with over 60+ track releases. Mia has a versatile natural and pure voice that has the quirky qualities of Furtado mixed with the aerial gymnastics of Christina Aguilera. She also holds a bunch of accolades and awards. Along with many live performances and radio interviews both in Japan and Australia.Support the Show.

A number of Indonesian and Australian artists will join forces to enliven the Brunswick Music Festival in Melbourne on 8 March 2024. - Sejumlah seniman Indonesia dan Australia akan berpadu kekuatan untuk memeriahkan Brunswick Music Festival, yang dilaksanakan di daerah Brunswick, Melbourne pada tanggal 8 Maret 2024.

Janet Fieldhouse's distinctive combination of ancestral practice and contemporary techniques has positioned her as a singular voice in Australian ceramics. Through her hand-built sculptures, Janet simultaneously records and reinterprets traditional stories and practices from the Torres Strait Islands drawing on her own cultural heritage, as well as academic research. Her unique process and forms combine Western ceramic techniques with First Nations' pottery practices from the Pacific and the Americas - places where she has engaged in extended cultural and artistic exchanges. In this conversation, Janet discusses how she infuses her works with goodwill, her approach to interpreting cultural material, and the cyclical processes within her practice. To view Janet's works of art in Newcastle Art Gallery's collection, visit www.nag.org.au/podcast Conversations from the Collection is a Newcastle Art Gallery podcast. Find new episodes weekly until Wednesday 14 February 2024.  Developed by Newcastle Art Gallery Hosted & Produced by Zana Kobayashi Produced, Edited and Music by Duke's CreationsResearch by Tulleah Pearce Mixed by Sawtooth Studio See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sarah is an Australian Artist, YouTuber & entrepreneur. On her channel, she explores creativity through art and coloring books, and believes anyone can be fearlessly creative. Her Color Cube has become a popular resource among artists around the world, helping thousands of beginner & experienced creatives to choose colors that work well together. In this episode, Sarah talks about transitioning from digital to physical products and the challenges and successes along the way. She discusses various aspects of her creator journey, including packaging and product experience, revenue streams, sponsorships, and future goals. She emphasizes the importance of thoughtful packaging and how it enhances the overall product experience. Sarah also shares her insights on revenue streams, with a focus on the success of her own products and the decision to minimize sponsorships.  She highlights the need for brands to better understand the value of creators and the importance of creators standing up for fair compensation. Sarah concludes by discussing her plans for the future, including a shift in content to focus on higher quality and more meaningful creative experiences, as well as the expansion of her content on Nebula. Takeaways Thoughtful packaging can enhance the overall product experience and create a unique connection with customers. Creating and selling your own products can be a significant revenue stream for creators. Minimizing sponsorships and focusing on promoting your own products can lead to higher sales and a more loyal audience. Brands need to better understand the value of creators and compensate them fairly for their work. Creators should stand up for themselves and not let sponsors take advantage of them. Taking risks and making shifts in content can lead to personal and professional growth as a creator. Offering extended content on platforms like Nebula can provide additional value to dedicated fans and reach new audiences. Chapters 00:00 - Introduction and Background 02:25 - Starting Content Creation on YouTube 04:37 - The Power of Video for Brands 06:29 - Transitioning Priorities to YouTube 08:56 - Managing Multiple Platforms 12:45 - The Importance of Goal Setting 24:47 - Learning from Disastrous Money Situations 28:29 - Transitioning from Digital to Physical Products 43:47 - Packaging and Product Experience 48:19 - Revenue Streams and Sponsorships 59:34 - Future Goals and Shift in Content 01:03:42 - Extended Content on Nebula GigaStar Brings Creators & Investors Together! Visit GigaStar - https://bit.ly/48xqpw9 For YouTube Creators: Why Raise Funds? - https://bit.ly/3TYvyZH  Calculate Your Channel Value - https://bit.ly/48OFUPX  Apply for a Drop - https://bit.ly/47t67CM For Investors: Explore Drops - https://bit.ly/3vvVeD0  ---- The Funded YouTuber is brought to you by GigaStar, the Parent Company of GigaStar Market, an SEC-registered funding portal and member of FINRA. Learn more at https://bit.ly/48xqpw9 Neither GigaStar nor its affiliated companies provide legal, regulatory, financial, or tax advice. Any opinions expressed herein are those of the author(s) and are for informational purposes only. The information and opinions expressed herein are subject to change without notice and do not take into account the particular investment objectives, financial situation, or needs of any specific investor(s). Investment offerings are speculative, illiquid, and involve a high degree of risk, including the risk of loss of your entire investment. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results. Music provided by APM Music - Unrivaled music to bring your stories to life! Get started with APM here - www.apmmusic.com

Conversations from the Collection – a Newcastle Art Gallery podcast.  This six-part summer listening series explores stories from renowned artists who have contributed to Newcastle Art Gallery's iconic collection.  Our second season will include conversations with artists Lottie Consalvo, Janet Fieldhouse, Tina Havelock Stevens, Lindy Lee,  Owen Leong and Jemima Wyman.  Season Two launches on Wednesday 10 January 2024. Listen weekly to new episodes here or find us on your favourite podcast listening app.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tools Down Vol. 24 A mix dedicated to that Friday knock off ready to kick start your weekend. This week we have some awesome new tracks from some local Australian Artists such as Mixed methods, ODR & OH!, Ben Miller, Flash 89, Mark Maxwell, as well as some huge tracks from Solardo & Little Fritter, MAtroda, Andruss & more! Follow: www.facebook.com/owsonmusic www.instagram.com/0wson www.twitter.com/owsonmusic www.soundcloud.com/owsonmusic TRACKLIST: Sax Drive - Dancing On My Own (Mark Maxwell Remix) Mixed Methods feat. BIM - Glory ODR & OH! - Talk Maxvei - Get Back Ben Miller - Bam Bam Paul Adam - EL Ritmo De Verdad Nathan Barato & Matheo Velez - Weapon Dujak - Blingin Flash 89 - Body Movement feat. Gabi'el Lion & Cosmo - Dum Dum Matroda & Polovich - The Funk You Want Andruss - Frikitona Teko - I Do Not Care Simenga - Hey People LewRaz - Jump On It Solardo & Little Fritter - Follow

Illustrating picture books with Briony Stewart   On today's show we chat about illustrating picture books, writing picture books, we look at the journey of an illustrator, and Liv reviews an awesome picture book perfect for the new year.   Today's guest is an award-winning author and illustrator of children's books. She won the Prime Minister's Literary Award for her work with Sheryl Clarke on the verse novel ‘Mina and the Whole Wide World'. Her book Kumiko and the Shadow Catchers won the Queensland Literary Award, and in 2012 she was selected by the British Council as one of 3 Australian Artists under 30, excelling in their creative field, for the Realize Your Dream Awards and spent 9 months in the UK developing as a children's author and illustrator. To tell us all about her author/illustrator journey and her latest book, Gymnastica Fantastica, please welcome the wonderful, Briony Stewart.

Get ready to venture deep into the heart of Australian country music with one of the industry's most celebrated artists, Casey Barnes. In this special episode of Triple M Homegrown, host Matty O sits down for an intimate chat with Casey, who is fresh off an ARIA win and about to take the global stage at the world's biggest Country Music festival, Stage Coach Festival. As Casey snuggles up next to his four-month-old puppy, he divulges his favourite aspects of a career that has allowed him to globetrot, connecting with die-hard fans and soaking up diverse local cultures. He talks about the unbreakable bonds he's formed with people in the industry, describing them as incredibly dear friendships that have enriched his life. We delve into the current state of live music in 2023, a landscape that Casey boldly claims is in the best shape he's ever witnessed. Post-pandemic, the appetite for live performances has surged, making shows more vibrant and impassioned than ever. Ever wondered how Casey crafts his hit singles? In this episode, he lifts the curtain on his songwriting process, sharing exciting details about an upcoming song penned with fellow Australian artist Morgan Evans—a song he describes as the best he's ever written. As a regional show aficionado, Casey shares his candid thoughts on why regional gigs are the most electrifying, saying, "The more regional they are, the more rowdy they get." We also engage Casey in a whimsical game of 'Write, Party, Dinner,' featuring the legendary bands Cold Chisel, Foo Fighters, and Radiohead. Tune in to find out who he'd collaborate with, who he'd let loose with, and who he'd invite to a sit-down dinner.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Get ready to venture deep into the heart of Australian country music with one of the industry's most celebrated artists, Casey Barnes. In this special episode of Triple M Homegrown, host Matty O sits down for an intimate chat with Casey, who is fresh off an ARIA win and about to take the global stage at the world's biggest Country Music festival, Stage Coach Festival. As Casey snuggles up next to his four-month-old puppy, he divulges his favourite aspects of a career that has allowed him to globetrot, connecting with die-hard fans and soaking up diverse local cultures. He talks about the unbreakable bonds he's formed with people in the industry, describing them as incredibly dear friendships that have enriched his life. We delve into the current state of live music in 2023, a landscape that Casey boldly claims is in the best shape he's ever witnessed. Post-pandemic, the appetite for live performances has surged, making shows more vibrant and impassioned than ever. Ever wondered how Casey crafts his hit singles? In this episode, he lifts the curtain on his songwriting process, sharing exciting details about an upcoming song penned with fellow Australian artist Morgan Evans—a song he describes as the best he's ever written. As a regional show aficionado, Casey shares his candid thoughts on why regional gigs are the most electrifying, saying, "The more regional they are, the more rowdy they get." We also engage Casey in a whimsical game of 'Write, Party, Dinner,' featuring the legendary bands Cold Chisel, Foo Fighters, and Radiohead. Tune in to find out who he'd collaborate with, who he'd let loose with, and who he'd invite to a sit-down dinner.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this special episode, hosts Matty O & Chris Holland are thrilled to be joined by one of Australia's most iconic artists, Diesel, to talk about his brand-new album 'Bootleg Melancholy.' With a storied career that spans over three decades, Diesel opens up about what it's like to look back at his impressive catalogue. Is nostalgia a friend or a foe for an artist of his caliber? Tune in to find out. For the audiophiles out there, this episode is a treasure trove of technical details. Diesel shares his passion for both vinyl and CDs and delves into the science behind these formats. What makes this all the more special is that 'Bootleg Melancholy' will be released on both mediums for fans who relish the tactile experience of physical records. Ever wondered what Diesel's home studio looks like? Chris Holland, who has had the privilege of visiting the workspace, shares an insider's look. The episode rounds off with Diesel unveiling the inspiration behind the album title 'Bootleg Melancholy,' which is as intriguing as it sounds. Don't miss out on this insightful conversation that ranges from artistic evolution to the nuts and bolts of music formats. Subscribe now and stay tuned to Triple M Homegrown for the best in Australian music!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this special episode, hosts Matty O & Chris Holland are thrilled to be joined by one of Australia's most iconic artists, Diesel, to talk about his brand-new album 'Bootleg Melancholy.' With a storied career that spans over three decades, Diesel opens up about what it's like to look back at his impressive catalogue. Is nostalgia a friend or a foe for an artist of his caliber? Tune in to find out. For the audiophiles out there, this episode is a treasure trove of technical details. Diesel shares his passion for both vinyl and CDs and delves into the science behind these formats. What makes this all the more special is that 'Bootleg Melancholy' will be released on both mediums for fans who relish the tactile experience of physical records. Ever wondered what Diesel's home studio looks like? Chris Holland, who has had the privilege of visiting the workspace, shares an insider's look. The episode rounds off with Diesel unveiling the inspiration behind the album title 'Bootleg Melancholy,' which is as intriguing as it sounds. Don't miss out on this insightful conversation that ranges from artistic evolution to the nuts and bolts of music formats. Subscribe now and stay tuned to Triple M Homegrown for the best in Australian music!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"We're coming after Pitchfork. We got you." - Kelsey DESCRIPTION: In this episode of the Bops & Bangers podcast, hosts Ashley and Kelsey dive deep into the challenges of artist compensation in the music industry, shining a light on the lack of fair payment and the dominance of streaming. But just when it seems like a solution might be on the horizon, a shocking twist leaves them questioning everything. How will they navigate this difficult situation? Find out on the next episode of Bops & Bangers. PRINCIPLE TOPICS: Discover the inside scoop on the Bops & Bangers podcast, packed with exciting episodes that will keep you grooving.Uncover the challenges that independent musicians face when it comes to fair compensation for their incredible music. Dive into the vibrant Australian music scene and explore the unique sounds and talents that make it so special. Get ready to expand your musical horizons with insightful recommendations and thrilling discoveries for your playlist. Engage with your fans and listeners like never before by utilizing a variety of platforms to connect and share your music in new and exciting ways. HIGHLIGHTS/SEGMENTS Intro New Season Summer Recap The Shit List Pay for Play Traditional Marketing Missing PR Music Discovery Kelsey Picks - ‘Death By Laundry' - Sarah Crean / ‘Struggler' Genesis Owusu Ashley Picks - “If You're Hurting” Single - Trousdale /“No Peace” EP - Jada Weazel Find Our Playlist Here: https://shorturl.at/vQRX6 KEY MOMENTS: 00:00:01 - Introduction to Season Four 00:01:19 - New Segments 00:07:18 - Summer Highlights 00:08:41 - Press at Outside Lands 00:09:17 - Conclusion 00:13:11 - Showcasing Incredible Talent on Instagram 00:14:08 - Introducing "The Shit List" Segment 00:14:30 - Lack of Payment in the Music Industry 00:16:05 - Deezer's Attempt to Fix Streaming 00:19:03 - Cracking Down on Fraud in Streaming 00:27:22 - The Challenge of Paying Artists 00:28:22 - Skepticism towards Deezer and UMG's Partnership 00:29:34 - Optimism for Finding a Solution 00:32:25 - Music Discovery: Sarah Creen's "Death by Laundry" 00:33:50 - Music Discovery: Genesis Awusu's "Struggler" 00:42:46 - Introduction and Australian Artists 00:43:19 - Playlist and Wrap-up 00:43:38 - Housekeeping and Social Media 00:44:17 - Excitement for the Future 00:45:14 - Conclusion and Farewell Find us on Instagram, TikTok, & Discord: https://www.instagram.com/grrrlmusic/ https://www.tiktok.com/@grrrlmusic https://discord.gg/QYG9tCX5

Step into the world of Australian music as Matt Gudinski, CEO of Mushroom, sits down with Matty O on Triple M Homegrown. Together, they delve deep into 'Mushroom 50 Live' – not just an event, but a momentous occasion celebrating 50 songs spanning 50 years of Mushroom's illustrious legacy. Set against the backdrop of the iconic Rod Laver Arena on November 26, this concert promises to be unlike any other. Matt Gudinski sheds light on the intricacies of organizing an event of such magnitude and the unique challenges it presents. But more than just the logistics, it's the sheer significance of the event that stands out. As Matty O puts it, "it's also the first time all these acts are going to be in one place. This is special. If you're an upcoming artist, you know, you could meet your idol and vice versa for those established acts that are loving the new crop of Mushroom artists coming through." Listeners are in for a treat as Gudinski hints at unexpected collaborations and surprise artist appearances, stoking the flames of anticipation. Beyond the event, the episode dives into the legacy of Mushroom and Gudinski's personal journey. Reflecting on the company's milestone, Gudinski remarks, "For any company to make 50 years is a feat in itself, and I feel that it has been probably the most exciting year of my career so far." In addition to music and memories, this episode offers fans an insight into the exclusive merchandise themed around the 50-year celebration. And in a nod to giving back, a portion from each ticket sale, specifically $2, will be generously donated to Support Act. Whether you're a longstanding fan of Australian music or newly exploring its rich tapestry, this episode is a must-listen. Join Matty O and Matt Gudinski as they journey through time, music, and the heart of 'Mushroom 50 Live'.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Step into the world of Australian music as Matt Gudinski, CEO of Mushroom, sits down with Matty O on Triple M Homegrown. Together, they delve deep into 'Mushroom 50 Live' – not just an event, but a momentous occasion celebrating 50 songs spanning 50 years of Mushroom's illustrious legacy. Set against the backdrop of the iconic Rod Laver Arena on November 26, this concert promises to be unlike any other. Matt Gudinski sheds light on the intricacies of organizing an event of such magnitude and the unique challenges it presents. But more than just the logistics, it's the sheer significance of the event that stands out. As Matty O puts it, "it's also the first time all these acts are going to be in one place. This is special. If you're an upcoming artist, you know, you could meet your idol and vice versa for those established acts that are loving the new crop of Mushroom artists coming through." Listeners are in for a treat as Gudinski hints at unexpected collaborations and surprise artist appearances, stoking the flames of anticipation. Beyond the event, the episode dives into the legacy of Mushroom and Gudinski's personal journey. Reflecting on the company's milestone, Gudinski remarks, "For any company to make 50 years is a feat in itself, and I feel that it has been probably the most exciting year of my career so far." In addition to music and memories, this episode offers fans an insight into the exclusive merchandise themed around the 50-year celebration. And in a nod to giving back, a portion from each ticket sale, specifically $2, will be generously donated to Support Act. Whether you're a longstanding fan of Australian music or newly exploring its rich tapestry, this episode is a must-listen. Join Matty O and Matt Gudinski as they journey through time, music, and the heart of 'Mushroom 50 Live'.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John and Steve go down under to discuss some of the best Australian bands and artists that contributed to the greatest decade. They discuss familiar bands like INXS and Men at Work; indie bands The Church and The Triffids; and a few unexpected choices like The Bee Gees and AC/DC.

South Korean-Australian psychedelic disco artist Peter Lee, also known as Munan, takes listeners on a trip they won't soon forget with his unique indie pop, surf-rock sound on his debut album 'Tranquility.In this episode of the Hear To Listen podcast, Munan, who joins from Seoul for his first video interview ever, chats with host Ryan Durgy about his new music, his background producing K-pop music, the meaning behind the Munan name, talking in third person on social media and more!Plus, Munan shows off his reel-to-reel tape machine and explains how he used it on debut EP.Thumbnail photo credit: Snow Jung/RAW FiguresYou can also watch this interview on YouTube: https://youtu.be/ZExPuJOlMrsDon't forget to subscribe and follow the Hear To Listen Podcast on social media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heartolistenpod/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@heartolistenpodTwitter: https://twitter.com/heartolistenpod#munan #interview #music Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Thank you for listening to this talk produced by the Art Gallery of South Australia. Hear from South Australian artist Julie Blyfield in conversation with Rebecca Evans, Curator of Decorative Arts & Design. For more information visit agsa.sa.gov.au Image: Julie Blyfield, Australia, born 1957, Dog Wattle vessel, 2007, Gray Street Workshop, South Australia, blackened copper, 10.0 x 8.2 cm (diam.); Ed and Sue Tweddell Fund for South Australian Contemporary Art 2007, Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide, Courtesy Julie Blyfield.

Join host Matty O on Triple M Homegrown as he sits down with the legendary Ian Moss to celebrate the highly-anticipated release of his 8th studio album, 'Rivers Run Dry'. In this episode, we dive into Mossy's musical journey, starting with his exciting collaboration with Troy Cassar-Daley on track 2 of the record, the mesmerizing 'Nullabor Plain'. Mossy shares fascinating insights into the creative process and the magic that transpired during this collaboration. Venturing into new territories, Mossy takes us behind the scenes of his experience working in the heart of country music, Nashville, Tennessee. Drawing an amusing comparison to speed dating, Mossy opens up about working with diverse and talented collaborators daily. With a five-year gap since his previous self-titled album release in 2018, Mossy reveals the inspirations and revelations that fueled the songwriting process behind 'Rivers Run Dry'. His words are sure to resonate with fans as they discover the stories and emotions embedded within each track. But the excitement doesn't stop there! Matty delves into the highly anticipated rumors of a Cold Chisel reunion, and Mossy's response is nothing short of electrifying. While nothing is locked in, Mossy teases that everyone's keen and fans can't help but roar with excitement at the prospect of a reunion. Mossy takes us on a sneak peek of the upcoming 'Rivers Run Dry' Tour, where he will be hitting the stage with his 7-piece-band for an unforgettable experience. Fans can expect an enthralling musical journey filled with timeless classics and new enchanting tracks. The album also holds a heartwarming moment where Mossy's son Julian showcases his musical talent with a heartfelt duet of Stevie Wonder's, 'Blame It On The Son'. Mossy reveals that the bond extends beyond the studio, as Julian will be joining him on tour to perform the duet live. Ever wondered what's on Mossy's backstage rider? The answer might surprise you, with Thai food being a vital show ritual that keeps the energy high and the spirits soaring. As a special treat, Matty takes Mossy on a trip down memory lane, reliving some iconic gigs with Midnight Oil, Bluestfest, and unforgettable shows with his bandmate, Jimmy Barnes. It's a nostalgic ride that leaves us with a renewed appreciation for Mossy's impact on Australian music.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Much inventiveness was at work at this year's Curiosity Festival, part of the World Science Festival in Brisbane. The curious robotic spiders created by artist couple Hochschuh & Donovan react to people's faces and create sounds. They also wear sunglasses.

Jillian is an AUSTRALIAN ARTIST in London, a PODCASTER @artfictionspodcast an occasional ART WRITER. Her art practice brings stillness to the fractured process of perceiving what is present: a circumstance constantly in flux. Stretching from stories and landscape to philosophy and biology, she directs her research toward historical and contemporary ideas of origins, lineage, and place, as well as the connections between these. She attempts to describe the paradoxical relationship between rationality, memory, body, context, and experimentation. This is underscored by the complicated familial history she experienced growing up in Australia. Jillian mostly creates minimal, abstract paintings, which convey an interplay between foreground and background to confuse where the image began, its process of development, and the location of its final brushstrokes. The work is derived by layering one production method over another so that the resulting image mimics layers in editing software as if they could be separated and reconfigured. Taking their cue from the structures of modernist language, compositions often conflate a formalist approach with its direct opposite, such as minute detail, patterning, or mark-making governed by body movements. The result asserts and undermines the painting's otherwise idealistic, singular simplicity. These artistic inquiries extend to art writing and podcast discussions to explore imagery's complex fluidity. Instagram jillianknipestudio Website http://www.jillianknipe.com/ Podcast https://linktr.ee/artfictionspodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/borntocreatepodcast/message

Had Mick Doellinger on today. Wow. He has got an interesting life. At 18 months old his family experiences an extremely traumatic event when the ship that his parents are taking to emigrate from Germany to Australia sinks in the Indian Ocean. So that's where it starts, folks. It's clear to me when I listen to this man talk that he was always meant to be a sculptor. He had to find his calling by wading through the different trials and components of a life where staying afloat is the main priority. He was a taxidermist. He worked the rodeo.  He was a butcher. All of these jobs and experiences contributed to forming an oddly specific skill set and ultimately he found his calling as a wildlife sculptor.Mick is one of the foremost wildlife sculptors out there. He's in many of the top museums and galleries in the country. So he's a very interesting indivudual. I had a great time with Mick Doellinger on Art Dealer Diaries Podcast episode 232.You can see Mick's work in the Masters of the American West show at the Autry Museum of the American West. https://masters.theautry.org/search?q=mick+doellinger

BONNIE BROWN is a Franco-Australian concert pianist. As a soloist and collaborative musician she has performed across Europe, Asia, North America and Australia, in prominent music festivals and performance venues, including Wigmore Hall, London, the Sydney Opera House, Australia, on Broadway, New York, across France, as well as with Australia's leading orchestras and on the radio internationally.​At the invitation of the French Government, in 2008 Bonnie Brown was Australian Artist in Residence at the Cité internationale des arts, Paris. To assist with her performance research in Europe, she was the recipient of over 20 grants and scholarships. These include, from France, the 2nd Prize internationally from the Fondation Nadia et Lili Boulanger (Paris) for 2009-2010, and from Australia, the prestigious Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Fellowship, the Australia Council for the Arts Project Fellowship, to name a few (full list of prizes a and scholarships here)​Her mentors and teachers include celebrated concert pianist Cristina Ortiz (2008-2018), renowned French pedagogue and concert pianist France Clidat (2008-2012) and her assistant Paul Blacher at the Ecole normale de musique de Paris, Professor Alexandr Satz (2003-2004) at the Universität für music und darstellende kunst, Austria and Professor Ronald Farren-Price A.M., Australia. She holds the Diplôme supérieure d'enseignement (6ème niveau) from the Ecole normale de musique de Paris, as well as a Master of Music (performance) from the University of Melbourne, Australia, which she completed with a full post-graduate scholarship. She attended the Victorian College of the Arts Secondary School in Melbourne, Australia where she graduated Dux of the school, her exceptional results at the end of her schooling afforded her a full scholarship for her undergraduate studies at the University of Melbourne. In 2018 Bonnie Brown founded Concerts sans frontières, an international chamber music series for which she is also artistic director, which launched at the Australian Embassy in Paris. Biography https://www.bonniebrownpiano.com/biographyExamples of my work as a concert pianist https://www.bonniebrownpiano.com/watch-listenInformation about my work as a teacher https://www.bonniebrownpiano.com/teaching-experience-1Support the show

Today's guests are the dynamic duo Nadine Keegan and Tom Medicus. I was able to catch them both at the same time while Nadine is visiting Tom's studio in Austria. Although their work is strikingly different, they both have done a brilliant job bringing meaningful topics and statements into their work. Keep listening and you'll agree! Join me as I crack it wide open... Nadine: After spending 3 years studying fine art photography at RMIT and PIC, she became disillusioned with the orthodox methods of image making and work style of a fine art photographer.  A few years past and many less artistic pursuits were explored when, with a visit to the solar-punk stained glass mural Cosmovitrial in Toluca, Mexico she finally discovered the creative industry which aligned with her ideals. While realizing the potential that exists within the craft that I had not yet seen in Australia.  Solidifying her obsession with research into the stained glass window's development through the 20th century, with the manifestations of the Arts and Crafts anti-industrialisation ideals embedded in it's design and construction.  Through her work, she celebrates both the legacy of the craft laid out before her and the potentiality of the materials when manipulated with a contemporary perspective and up-to-date technology. Her experience includes custom stained glass fabrication, heritage restoration, architectural glass work and exhibition works. To see more of Nadine's work, her instagram is @nadinekeegan. Tom: Thomas Medicus is a visual artist based in Innsbruck, Austria. Best known for his anamorphic cubes he also works in other fields such as illustration, animation, digital art, stained glass, restoration and conservation as well as public art. He studied social work at MCI Innsbruck before attending the Glasfachschule Kramsach, a school for glass art, where he earned a master glaziers degree later. In addition to his independent activity as a freelance artist, he was employed in the long-standing firm for stained glass windows Tiroler Glasmalerei for seven years. From the beginning of 2021 he became completely independent and founded his company Studio Medicus. To see more of Tom's work, his instagram is @tomedicus. Nadine's:sainer.org regantamanui.com@jaaaaameswilson@jordanb_art davidwrightstudio.com@duckragu @george.goodnow Hannah Gregory runaglassworks.comJenna Zavattiero@stayglassyglassTom's:ROA@roa_archivePat Perry@heypatyeahJudith Schaechterrunaglassworks.comOlafur Eliassonolafureliasson.netThis episode's sponsors:Canfield Technologies Canfield sets the standard for the Stained Glass industry. Paul Wissmach Glass Co. Your Source of Colored Sheet GlassSupport the show

As a Chinese-Australian girl growing up in the era of the White Australia Policy, artist Lindy Lee always felt that she didn't belong. When she became a student of Zen Buddhism, big shifts began in her life, and her art (R)

As a Chinese-Australian girl growing up in the era of the White Australia Policy, artist Lindy Lee always felt that she didn't belong. When she became a student of Zen Buddhism, big shifts began in her life, and her art (R)

Episode 005 - Snake Venom Salesmen: Bryan Ardis / Stew Peters / Watch The Water (Jack Rowland) - In today's episode we are taking Australian Artist and Podcaster Jack Rowland down the "Is Covid actually Venom?" rabbit hole! Follow Jack on Twitter @InTooDeepPod and listen to his incredible podcast! Welcome to Some Dare Call It Conspiracy with Brent Lee and Neil Sanders! We have both spent the last 20 years immersed in the culture of conspiracy. And with our unique insider perspectives, we want to take you on a guided tour down the labyrinthine rabbit hole of Conspiracy Theories. Follow us on Twitter: @SomeDarePodcast - And if you want to experience the Illuminati high life.. join our Some Dare Call It Patreon! Become an INITIATE (£2.50pm) - SHILL (£5.00pm) or - HANDLER (£9.50pm) to gain access to tons of bonus content and privileges! More details at: https://www.patreon.com/somedarecallitconspiracy

Episode 005 - Snake Venom Salesmen: Bryan Ardis / Stew Peters / Watch The Water (Jack Rowland) - In today's episode we are taking Australian Artist and Podcaster Jack Rowland down the "Is Covid actually Venom?" rabbit hole! Follow Jack on Twitter @InTooDeepPod and listen to his incredible podcast! Welcome to Some Dare Call It Conspiracy with Brent Lee and Neil Sanders! We have both spent the last 20 years immersed in the culture of conspiracy. And with our unique insider perspectives, we want to take you on a guided tour down the labyrinthine rabbit hole of Conspiracy Theories. Follow us on Twitter: @SomeDarePodcast - And if you want to experience the Illuminati high life.. join our Some Dare Call It Patreon! Become an INITIATE (£2.50pm) - SHILL (£5.00pm) or - HANDLER (£9.50pm) to gain access to tons of bonus content and privileges! More details at: https://www.patreon.com/somedarecallitconspiracy

Australian artist Chelsea Baker turns native trees seed pods into stunning artwork. How did she find a passion for it and everything about her process and inspiration -- listen to this episode! https://www.hellochels.art/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/in-the-art-scene/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/in-the-art-scene/support

Australian artist Jamie Cooper's painting of Sikh historical figures gathered at the Harmandir Sahib (Golden Temple) has drawn praise from around the world. He tells SBS Punjabi that the commissioned work, which took 700 hours to complete, felt like a 'crash course' on the faith's history. - ਆਸਟ੍ਰੇਲੀਆ ਦੇ ਜੇਮੀ ਕੂਪਰ ਵਲੋਂ ਤਿਆਰ ਕੀਤੀ ਗਈ ਸ਼੍ਰੀ ਹਰਿਮੰਦਰ ਸਾਹਿਬ ਦੀ ਪੇਂਟਿੰਗ ਦੀ ਦੁਨੀਆ ਭਰ ਵਿੱਚ ਸ਼ਲਾਘਾ ਹੋ ਰਹੀ ਹੈ। ਤਸਵੀਰ ਰਾਹੀਂ ਇਤਿਹਾਸ ਦੀਆਂ ਵੱਖੋ-ਵੱਖ ਸਿੱਖ ਸ਼ਖਸੀਅਤਾਂ ਨੂੰ ਇੱਕ ਯਾਦਗਾਰੀ ਪਲ ਵਿੱਚ ਇਕੱਠਾ ਕਰਨ ਦਾ ਸਬੱਬ ਕਿਓਂ ਤੇ ਕਿਵੇਂ ਬਣਿਆ? ਪੇਸ਼ ਹੈ ਇਸ ਤਸਵੀਰ ਦੀ ਸਿਰਜਣਾਤਮਕ ਪ੍ਰਕਿਰਿਆ ਅਤੇ ਹੋਰ ਪੱਖਾਂ ਬਾਰੇ ਚਾਨਣਾ ਪਾਓਂਦੀ ਇਹ ਵਿਸ਼ੇਸ਼ ਇੰਟਰਵਿਊ।

Welcome back to The Full Time Artist Podcast!This week we have the amazing Anya Brock an iconic Australian Artist on the podcast, talking about so many amazing subjects from the importance of doing the inner work to build your creative voice and why coming back to the work when your feeling out of alignment is so important. Anya has built a thriving creative career and gives us so many insights into how she has built this career over the years, her biggest challenges and tips on how to stay the course and build a thriving career of your own. I can't wait for you to hear this conversation!And if you want to keep the conversation going make sure to join as at The Full Time Artist Facebook Group or over at @nic_everist_mentoringSocials Anya Brock@anyapaintface

Priya Gore. Wow, what a joyful person.  I had so much fun with this podcast and I hope people that listen to it can hear the joy not only in her voice but in mine as well.If you are an artist and wondering: "how do I go about doing this? should I take that leap? Is it worth it? Can I do it?" Well, let me tell you. Priya did it. From growing up in India with 20+ cousins (essentially brothers and sisters) that are all doctors except for the one telecommunications engineer, progressing through that industry and ending up in Australia, to eventually becoming an extremely talented full-time artist. She just has wonderful abilities with a paintbrush. This is one of those insightful and uplifting podcasts that you rarely come across but when you do, it's such a joy. Priya is definitely a unique and interesting human being and I think everyone who listens to this will have a great time. Art Dealer Diaries Podcast episode 204 with Priya Gore.

Let's listen to the interview with a Sydney-based Japanese actor Kuni Hashimoto.  Mr Hashimoto played a role of Murakami in the Australian play 'Yasukichi Murakami: Through a Distant Lens'.  The interview was recorded and broadcast in 2016. - オーストラリアの舞台でムラカミ役を演じたシドニーの俳優、橋本邦彦さんの2016年放送のインタビュー。日本での朗読劇は今週末開催です（写真はオーストラリアでの舞台より）。

They say the personal is political – that our own intimate experiences can't help but inform larger social structures. The same is true in the stunning photographic work of visual artist Atong Atem, whose hyper-saturated images are at once joyous, traditional, surreal and deeply connected to her familial roots in South Sudan.  Atong Atem talks art, politics and family with Good Weekend editor Katrina Strickland on the latest episode of Good Weekend Talks. Atem is the inaugural recipient of the $80,000 La Prairie Art Award. It involves the acquisition by the Art Gallery of NSW of a large four-panel photographic self-portrait by Atem, and a residency at Art Basel in Switzerland, where the La Prairie skincare company is based, and where Atem will head later this month. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Evi O is one of the world's most sought after book designers. If you love cooking, interiors and design books, chances are Evi O has designed that book you are reading. Evi grew up in Indonesia and moved to Australia on her own at aged 17. She was destined for big things. After studying visual communications at uni, she landed the dream role as a book designer for Penguin books, staying there for over eight years before starting her own design studio.A big believer in the power of manifesting your dreams, Evi explains how she imagines what she wants and how it all seems to fall into place.. with a lot of hard work and creativity too.On the side of being Australia's most popular book designer, Evi O is also an accomplished artist and has exhibited at Sydney Contemporary.She shares her wisdom on creativity, running a small design business and making time to enjoy life.Thank you to KING for supporting this series of House of Style. You can follow KING on Instagram at @kingliving and shop online at www.kingliving.com For more info and inspiration, head to our Instagram @houseofstylepodcast Check out the KING Life Through Design Journal for more ideas and check out how we've styled some KING pieces in our own homes.Thanks to @these.walls for the beautiful wallpaper in our cover art.

In a time when the entire world is more starved of human connectivity than maybe anytime in history, Australian artist MANE has penned perfect, booming, beautiful anthems that celebrates the people that mean the most to us and the love that those relationships represent. Her breakout hit ‘Chasing Butterflies' clocked up over 2 million streams and MANE's debut EP ‘Coping Mechanisms' released by Dew Process/UMG Australia features lush, baroque pop production, MANE's soaring vocals and dark, furious energy that serves to only intensify the lyrics she sings and has proven there is so much more to come. Having found national support in Australia via triple j radio and Spotify, as well as performing at festivals like Groovin' The Moo and Spin Off alongside the likes of The Wombats, Meg Mac and Jungle Giants, MANE's explosive indie pop and reputation continues to grow as one of the most exciting new talents in Australian music. Self-taught and inspired by the likes of Florence and the Machine, Hayley Williams, St Vincent, Lorde, MANE has spent the last few years transforming the music she makes from a pastime that brought herself pleasure, into a career that brings strength and solidarity.Learn more about Lyte. 

In a time when the entire world is more starved of human connectivity than maybe anytime in history, Australian artist MANE has penned perfect, booming, beautiful anthems that celebrates the people that mean the most to us and the love that those relationships represent. Her breakout hit ‘Chasing Butterflies' clocked up over 2 million streams and MANE's debut EP ‘Coping Mechanisms' released by Dew Process/UMG Australia features lush, baroque pop production, MANE's soaring vocals and dark, furious energy that serves to only intensify the lyrics she sings and has proven there is so much more to come. Having found national support in Australia via triple j radio and Spotify, as well as performing at festivals like Groovin' The Moo and Spin Off alongside the likes of The Wombats, Meg Mac and Jungle Giants, MANE's explosive indie pop and reputation continues to grow as one of the most exciting new talents in Australian music. Self-taught and inspired by the likes of Florence and the Machine, Hayley Williams, St Vincent, Lorde, MANE has spent the last few years transforming the music she makes from a pastime that brought herself pleasure, into a career that brings strength and solidarity.Learn more about Lyte.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Adrienne Monteverde is an Australian Artist who recreates memorable moments through hand-painted illustrations. Adrienne has grown a dedicated international following after she left her career in the fashion industry to pursue her creative passion as an artist.Adrienne was a fashion assistant for an Australian label which could be described as a ‘dream job' – taking her around the world to China, Hong Kong, London, France & LA. However, Adrienne was still maintaining her creativity at home and developed an instagram page dedicated to fashion illustrations. After having a client ask for a wedding illustration after seeing Adrienne paint an influencer's wedding dress, Adrienne started to grow a dedicated global following and business.In this episode, we cover:A behind the scenes look into how Adrienne made the transition from employee to entrepreneur, launched her business and bought her first investment property within the same monthHow Adrienne founded her business and built a global followingTactical aspects of Adrienne's business – from cost structures, to how she delegates tasks and moreHow Adrienne has managed her introverted and perfectionistic tendencies in business and lifeDeveloping a niche and learning how to let go of the ‘all or nothing' mindsetYou can learn more about Adrienne here:Website: www.adriennemonteverde.comInstagram: @byadriennemonteverdeIf you enjoy this episode, please take a moment to subscribe, rate and review the Boss in Heels Podcast on Apple Podcasts!Please also recommend the podcast to a friend, family member, colleague or someone in your network who you know would benefit from listening to these episodes. Not only does it help us to grow the podcast, however also ensures that we are reaching the right audiences!If you haven't already, please also be sure to check out and subscribe to Boss in Heels TV on YouTube.Want to gain more support and structure around your goals? Want to elevate your presence online, but not sure where to start? Searching for ways to optimise your habits, routines and rituals to achieve elite levels of success? Then look no further than The Boss in Heels Learning Academy!With 3 customised solutions, we work with our clients on a 1:1 personalised basis to achieve their goals.You can learn more here:https://www.bossinheels.com/learningacademy/Connect with me on social!Instagram: @bossinheels_LinkedIn: Lara Nercessian

Our guest for this episode is one of our favourite Australian artists - Antonia Perrcone.Growing up in a tight-knit multi-cultural community in Sydney's western suburbs, Antonia was raised in a traditional Italian household where everything was made by hand, including her clothes. This interest in clothes landed her first job - assistant fashion stylist for David Jones's advertising department, at 16. She then became lead stylist for the brand and freelanced for other brands and a tv station.After having children, her passion for art and desire to have an education grew strong, so she enrolled into art school at age 46. Since graduating, she has taken many leaps up the art world ranks to now one of Australia's leading artists. Her accolades all stem from just a simple longing to feel creatively fulfilled.As friends of Antonia, we couldn't be prouder. Not only is she incredibly talented, she is also one of the kindest, most thoughtful and friendliest women in the art world. We are so excited to share her story with you.Thank you to KING for supporting this series of House of Style. You can follow KING on Instagram at @kingliving and shop online at www.kingliving.com For more info and inspiration, head to our Instagram @houseofstylepodcast Check out the KING Life Through Design Journal for more ideas and check out how we've style some KING pieces in our own homes. Thanks to @these.walls for the beautiful wallpaper in our cover art.

This podcast was produced on the unceded lands of the Boon Wurrung people of the Kulin nation, and the Gadigal and Wangal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging. Always was. Always will be. Aboriginal Land.In this episode, we're peering a little into our personal lives today with some quick vox pops from artists and creatives. Our question: What is something we learnt about later in life, that we wish somebody in our lives had told us about? It could have come from our mothers, fathers, extended family, or people we came across growing up.UK performance artist Aleasha Chaunte considers becoming a parent and what she learned from her mother and family; and Sharmilla Beezmohun talks about how she wishes she knew that the older we get, the less we know.Guests (in order of appearance): Aleasha Chaunte, Jennifer Lee Tsai, Dj Sarah Love, MC Trey, Maya Jupiter, Sharmilla Beezmohun, Pearl TanInterviewers: Lena Nahlous and Melanie AbrahamsHost: Lena NahlousProducer: Nadyat El GawleyMusic: GetawayCredits: Co- written by MC Trey (Australia) and Savuto (Fiji) / TAPASTRY © Recorded at Treehouse Productions, FijiVideo shot by Only Ideas Studio, Fiji.This podcast is a collaboration with This Is Who We Are, a UK-Australian movement of intergenerational & intersectional women artists, producers and creatives of colour who are transforming sectors, thinking and spaces. Co-directors Melanie Abrahams (Director. Renaissance One), Paula Abood (Director of The Third Space), Lena Nahlous (Executive Director of Diversity Arts Australia and host of The Colour Cycle podcast), Nur Shkembi (Melbourne based curator, writer and scholar). Festival Curator Melanie Abrahams Project Manager: Sarah Dara. Producer Renaissance One.

Bipolar Barbie is an Australian Artist, Author and Motivational Speaker. she is committed to changing the face of Mental Health. She aims to abolish the stigma surrounding Mental Health, leading by example, sharing her journey with Mental Illness. She hopes to make others feel less alone as they experience her creative take on living with Mental Illness. She hopes to inspire change and encourage others to seek help and speak up. BipolarBarbie.com | YouTube | Facebook | Instagram Mentioned in the show: The Edge Effect - Eric R. Braverman, M.D. | Uppers, Downers, All-Arounders -  Darryl S. Inaba Recovery Revolution Live Website: CLICK HERE RRL Social Sites: Facebook | YouTube | Instagram Contact the hosts at the RRL: Carl | Brett | Ashley Join our Birthday Club: CLICK HERE   The Drunken Worm Podcast Info: Website | Facebook | Shop | Instagram | Contact   Recovery Survey Info: Website | Facebook | Shop | Instagram | Contact   Ashley Grimes Social Info: Facebook

Ep. 11 - Rarely do we get to witness an artist move through a craft with an eagerness to explore new possibilities with the curiosity we once were taught as children, but most have not carried into adulthood. When we do get to witness this special kind of artist, their work always leads to greatness. Everyone, I'd like you to meet Hannah Gregory. She's known for combining ancient techniques with newer, modern ones and adding her own twist (and yep, sometimes DNA too.) An Australian currently just finishing up her stay as the international artist in resident at the university of Wales, her dedication to thinking and working outside of the box has everyone excitedly anticipating what she'll make next. Join me as I crack it all wide open!To see more of Hannah's work her instagram is @badassstainedglass and her website is hannahgregoryglass.com.Honorable mentions from this episode:Jeffery Hamilton stainedglass.com.auMark Angus markangus.comAmber Hiscotamberhiscott.comTom Medicusthomasmedicus.atinstagram.com/tomedicusDerek huntlimelightstudios.co.ukReusche glass paint powderpetermcgrain.com/shopFor episodic sponsorship opportunities please email hello@runaglassworks.com The Stained Glass Association of America The Professional Trade Association for Architectural Art GlassSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/runaglassworks)

Can you name a famous Australian artist? This season of Fierce Girls, we're brushing up on some fierce women of the art world! So this International Day Of The Girl Child, October 11, you'll hear the stories of five extraordinary Australian artists.