Mandy Quadrio's guest appearances

Mandy Quadrio

NAVA: in conversation

SBS NITV Radio

Institute of Modern Art

Richard Bell

Liz Nowell

Tania Bruguera

Asad Raza

Andrew McNamara

Zach Blas

Jeremy Smith

Hans Ulrich Obrist

Mark Shorter

Wesley Enoch

Tony Albert

James Nguyen

Latai Taumoepeau

Daniel Boyd

Georgie Meagher

OwlTail

Mandy Quadrio id one of ten contempered artists whose works are featured in the 2023 Yalingwa Between Waves at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (3rd of July - 3rd of September 2023).

Mandy Quadrio’s sculptural installation explores buried Australian colonial histories

Mandy Quadrio is a contemporary artist and doctoral candidate at Queensland College of the Arts with the Griffith University. Her multidisciplinary practice is intertwined with her proud Palawa identity in her ancestral country of Tebrakunna, Coastal Plains Nation on the lands colonially referred to as North-East of Tasmania. In this podcast, Mandy talks to Justine Youssef about her work 'Here lies lies' showing at Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery's Bond Store Basement as part of Hobiennale 2019.

Mandy Quadrio is a contemporary artist and doctoral candidate at Queensland College of the Arts with the Griffith University. Her multidisciplinary practice is intertwined with her proud Palawa identity in her ancestral country of Tebrakunna, Coastal Plains Nation on the lands colonially referred to as North-East of Tasmania. <br>In this podcast, Mandy talks to Justine Youssef about her work 'Here lies lies' showing at Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery's Bond Store Basement as part of Hobiennale 2019.

NAVA: in conversation with Mandy Quadrio

Artist Mandy Quadrio and IMA Belltower curator Freja Carmichael in conversation, exploring Quadrio’s use of culturally significant materials and her personal connection to sea Country.Quadrio’s exhibition 'The Country Within' was the inaugural exhibition of the IMA Belltower, a year-long program dedicated to Queensland art exploring the meaning of place. In this solo exhibition palawa woman Quadrio presented a series of large-scale sculptures using a natural material rich with spiritual and cultural meaning: Tasmanian bull kelp.

Artist Mandy Quadrio and IMA Belltower curator Freja Carmichael in conversation, exploring Quadrio’s use of culturally significant materials and her personal connection to sea Country.<br><br>Quadrio’s exhibition 'The Country Within' was the inaugural exhibition of the IMA Belltower, a year-long program dedicated to Queensland art exploring the meaning of place. In this solo exhibition palawa woman Quadrio presented a series of large-scale sculptures using a natural material rich with spiritual and cultural meaning: Tasmanian bull kelp.

In Conversation, Mandy Quadrio & Freja Carmichael