Steven Rhall's guest appearances

Steven Rhall

un Projects

The Art Show - ABC RN

Urban Dreaming

The Art Show

Walter Isaacson

Richard Bell

Shannon Garson

David Hockney

Olivia Laing

James Avery

Tina Havelock Stevens

Asad Raza

David Roberts

Hisham Matar

Cornelia Parker

Marcel Duchamp

William Robinson

Peter Anderson

Isaac Julien

OwlTail

Sebastian Smee

Historian Margaret Hutchison and art critic/historian Sasha Grishin discuss the impact the "war to end all wars" had on Australian art, Eddie speaks to curator from the Australian War Memorial Anthea Gunnabout two paintings by Australian artists Vida Lahey and Will Dyson that offer distinct perspectives on the end of the war, producer Hannah Reich tours Taungurung artist Steven Rhall's latest exhibition, which challenges museums as colonial and imperialist spaces, and Washington Post art critic Sebastian Smee tells Eddie all about Japanese artist Fujiko Nakaya’s ethereal sculptures… made of fog.

Historian Margaret Hutchison and art critic/historian Sasha Grishin discuss the impact the "war to end all wars" had on Australian art, Eddie speaks to curator from the Australian War Memorial Anthea Gunn about two paintings by Australian artists Vida Lahey and Will Dyson that offer distinct perspectives on the end of the war, producer Hannah Reich tours Taungurung artist Steven Rhall's latest exhibition, which challenges museums as colonial and imperialist spaces, and Washington Post art critic Sebastian Smee tells Eddie all about Japanese artist Fujiko Nakaya’s ethereal sculptures… made of fog.

The impact of WW1 on Australian art, Armistice paintings, Steven Rhall, Sebastian Smee on fog sculptures

Steven Rhall joined Suri in the studio to talk about his exhibition at The Substation in Newport – Defunctionalised Autonomous Objects. Musically we feature Bapa (Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu), Father Said (Thelma Plum), Real Talk (Philly), and Don’t Go Walking Away (Robbie Miller). The post Steven Rhall talks about his exhibition, Defunctionalised Autonomous Objects appeared first on Urban Dreaming.

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Steven Rhall talks about his exhibition, Defunctionalised Autonomous Objects

In this episode of the un Podcast, Sarah Werkmeister speaks to Steven Rhall, a Melbourne-based artist whose interdisciplinary practice delves into cultural semiotics in the Australian context, the post-colonial narratives of space, and into the blurring of lines in what is not only seen as cultural per se, but in what has been relegated to the non-cultural, and how that kind of culture can pervade our interactions with the environment around us.---Image credit: Steven Rhall, 'Rhall Promotional Image', 2016. Digital photograph, dimensions variable. Image courtesy the artist.

In this episode of the un Podcast, Sarah Werkmeister speaks to Steven Rhall, a Melbourne-based artist whose interdisciplinary practice delves into cultural semiotics in the Australian context, the post-colonial narratives of space, and into the blurring of lines in what is not only seen as cultural per se, but in what has been relegated to the non-cultural, and how that kind of culture can pervade our interactions with the environment around us. --- Image credit: Steven Rhall, 'Rhall Promotional Image', 2016. Digital photograph, dimensions variable. Image courtesy the artist.

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