Caitlin Franzmann's guest appearances

Caitlin Franzmann

Art Guide Australia Podcast

Institute of Modern Art

Lucy McRae

David Wojnarowicz

Fiona Abicare

Bernard Frize

Kylie Banyard

Dana Schutz

Peter Waples-Crowe

Simone Slee

Arlo Mountford

Nici Cumpston

Robert Owen

Catherine Bell

David Hurlston

Patricia Piccinini

Kate Beynon

OwlTail

Listen to artist Caitlin Franzmann, gardener Kate Wall, and ecologist Renee Rossini in conversation about understanding and responsibly working with weeds.The panellists share stories about getting to know plants that have been deemed unwanted and discuss the values that underpin such classifications. From a garden ‘soil improver’ to an environmental weed that has endangered a butterfly species, each plant interacts with the ecosystems they are nested within.What are the ethical and cultural dilemmas we must consider when managing weeds? What are the plants telling us—about the soil, about the climate, about history? How do we listen?Photo: Charlie Hillhouse

Listen to artist Caitlin Franzmann, gardener Kate Wall, and ecologist Renee Rossini in conversation about understanding and responsibly working with weeds. The panellists share stories about getting to know plants that have been deemed unwanted and discuss the values that underpin such classifications. From a garden ‘soil improver’ to an environmental weed that has endangered a butterfly species, each plant interacts with the ecosystems they are nested within. What are the ethical and cultural dilemmas we must consider when managing weeds? What are the plants telling us—about the soil, about the climate, about history? How do we listen? Photo: Charlie Hillhouse

How does your garden grow? Panel discussion with Caitlin Franzmann, Kate Wall & Renee Rossini

When artist Caitlin Franzmann discusses the larger ideals behind her art practice, she mentions the ambition of “invoking what is bigger than ourselves.” The artist looks at the fluid links between spirituality, ritual practices, and contemporary art. In this interview she discusses these ideas, and explains how the two sensibilities of slowness and intimacy infuse her work, at both a personal and collective level. Caitlin Franzmann is a prominent Brisbane-based interdisciplinary artist who works with sound, installation, performance and visuals. See more at Art Guide Australia online: https://artguide.com.au/podcast-caitlin-franzmann-on-listening-and-slowness

When artist Caitlin Franzmann discusses the larger ideals behind her art practice, she mentions the ambition of “invoking what is bigger than ourselves.” The artist looks at the fluid links between spirituality, ritual practices, and contemporary art. In this interview she discusses these ideas, and explains how the two sensibilities of slowness and intimacy infuse her work, at both a personal and collective level. Caitlin Franzmann is a prominent Brisbane-based interdisciplinary artist who works with sound, installation, performance and visuals. See more at Art Guide Australia online: <a href="https://artguide.com.au/podcast-caitlin-franzmann-on-listening-and-slowness" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://artguide.com.au/podcast-caitlin-franzmann-on-listening-and-slowness</a>

Interview: Caitlin Franzmann on listening and slowness

When artist Caitlin Franzmann discusses the larger ideals behind her art practice, she mentions the ambition of “invoking what is bigger than ourselves.” The artist looks at the fluid links between spirituality, ritual practices, and contemporary art. In this interview she discusses these ideas, and explains how the two sensibilities of slowness and intimacy infuse her work, at both a personal and collective level.Caitlin Franzmann is a prominent Brisbane-based interdisciplinary artist who works with sound, installation, performance and visuals. See more at Art Guide Australia online: https://artguide.com.au/podcast-caitlin-franzmann-on-listening-and-slowness

When artist Caitlin Franzmann discusses the larger ideals behind her art practice, she mentions the ambition of “invoking what is bigger than ourselves.” The artist looks at the fluid links between spirituality, ritual practices, and contemporary art. In this interview she discusses these ideas, and explains how the two sensibilities of slowness and intimacy infuse her work, at both a personal and collective level. Caitlin Franzmann is a prominent Brisbane-based interdisciplinary artist who works with sound, installation, performance and visuals. See more at Art Guide Australia online: <a href="https://artguide.com.au/podcast-caitlin-franzmann-on-listening-and-slowness" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://artguide.com.au/podcast-caitlin-franzmann-on-listening-and-slowness</a>