A Conversation with Clare Millege

from Story Archaeology Hosted by Chris Thompson and Isolde Carmody

Clare Millege Join Chris and Clare, an artist from Sydney Australia, and an eloquant exponant of the art of landscape stories, as they discuss, art, ecology, the Australian landscape and, especially, Clare's recent installation Imbás: a well at the bottom of the sea at the Sydney Biennale 22. Take the opportunity to explore the installation as Clare leads us on a very special artist's personal walk, through the exhibiton. View gallery Images and reviews 'Taste' the soundscape underlying the installation Read the text of Clare's poem Links to archive episodes relevant to this conversation Mythical Women re-visited: Discovering Sinann. Sinann in the Metrical Dindshenchas More poems of Sinann Chris' personal look at encounters with early Irish and Australian indigenous art. Dindshenchas and Dreamtime Exploring the Longevity of Stories

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