Podcasts about kynan tan

Australian teacher Kynan Tan, PhD only recently began teaching meditation and was quickly able to leave his regular job and become a fulltime teacher.  In this interview, you'll hear how he prepared himself to teach, how he gets continuing education and supervision as a new teacher, and what steps he thinks allowed him to attract so many students in a short time.  You can learn more about Kynan and contact him at https://kynanmeditation.net/Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/teachingmeditation)

Thank you for listening to this recording, produced by the Art Gallery of South Australia. In this recording Leigh Robb, Curator of Contemporary Art, is in conversation with artist Kynan Tan on his work in the 2020 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art: Monster Theatres. For further information visit www.agsa.sa.gov.au photo: Saul Steed

On this episode we talked to Jonathan Jones about his collaborative project with Lille Madden for ‘This is a Voice’ at the Powerhouse Museum. Exhibiting artists from this year’s edition of Primavera at the Museum of Contemporary Art —Laura Hindmarsh and Kynan Tan. And artist/photographer extraordinaire Garry Trinh joined us in the studio to talk all things art and photography. Plus an interview and music by Mini Gaff.

Immense and immersive - new spatial electro-acoustic music by Perth-based composers Kynan Tan, Chris Cobilis, and Dobromila Jaskot.

Immense and immersive - new spatial electro-acoustic music by Perth-based composers Kynan Tan, Chris Cobilis, and Dobromila Jaskot.

Hosts Lauren and Andrew were joined in the studio with EMMA FISHWICK, creator and choreographer & KYNAN TAN, composer and projection visual artist from Next Wave festival show microlandscapes. Emma and Kynan talked about their process of developing microlandscapes, and where they would like to take the show in the future. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hosts Lauren and Andrew were joined in the studio with EMMA FISHWICK, creator and choreographer & KYNAN TAN, composer and projection visual artist from Next Wave festival show microlandscapes.  Emma and Kynan talked about their process of developing microlandscapes, and where they would like to take the show in the future. 

Seeing through a synthaetic raetina; music by Kynan Tan, Justin Vandenberg, Jon Jenkins, Carl Dewhurst and Simon Barker.

Seeing through a synthaetic raetina; music by Kynan Tan, Justin Vandenberg, Jon Jenkins, Carl Dewhurst and Simon Barker.