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Artemis Projects

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PODCAST-CONVERSATIONS with artists and art theorists, from visual to performing arts, discussing conceptual frameworks and philosophical outlooks. Also some SOUND-COLLAGES, assembled together on variety of themes, such as: sleep, silence, intuition, collaboration, failure, and more. Available via iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/artemis-projects/id1462300886PRODUCER & HOST: Ira Ferris (https://www.artemisprojects.com.au/projects-ira-ferris)

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  1. "Vignettes flickers fades" (archive project for 20 years of Critical Path)

    “Vignettes flickers fades” is an experimental archive conceived by Ira Ferris for the 20th anniversary of Critical Path choreographic research centre. The project consists of a text, a sound montage, a map, and live performances. This sound-montage was created in collaboration with musician and...

  2. EP73: Jasmin Sheppard (Preparing Ground)

    Conversation with dancer and choreographer JASMIN SHEPPARD about PREPARING GROUND – a new dance work that invites us to join First Peoples’ care of Land as an urgent act for our shared future. PREPARING GROUND is a First Nations-led dance work co-directed by pioneering indigenous artist Marilyn...

  3. EP72: Thomas Thorby-Lister (Woollahra Gallery - Site Actions)

    Conversation with artist THOMAS THORBY-LISTER about his solo exhibition SITE ACTIONS showing at Woollahra Gallery at Redleaf from 9th of April. to 11 May 2025 SITE ACTIONS is an exhibition of site-responsive paintings that engage with the natural environment that surrounds Woollahra Gallery. The...

  4. EP71: Emma Harrison (High Octane - Campbelltown Arts Centre)

    Conversation with choreographer and dancer EMMA HARRISON about HIGH OCTANE, her latest choreographic work premiering at Campbeltown Arts Centre on 27 March 2025. HIGH OCTANE is a super-charged dance work that reflects on the forces that drive us. This electrifying performance challenges us to...

  5. EP70: Carolyn Craig (Algaeic Intent, Firstdraft)

    Conversation with artist Carolyn Craig about their most recent solo exhibition – ALGEIC INTENT – on at Firsdraft gallery (Sydney) until 15 March 2025. ALGAEIC INTENT investigates the ways in which Algae thrive in the wreckage of capitalism. The work intermingles breathe, sound, image and desire...

  6. EP69: Alan Schacher (Drawspace, Chasing Shadows)

    Conversation with performance artist Alan Schacher who works across the terrain of dance and installation, with an interest in architectural experiences and the performativity of public space. His performances “attempt to eke out the essence of site, materials and objects in relation to and with...

  7. EP68: Melinda Hunt (WALK WITH ME, Drawspace)

    Conversation with walking-artist and curator MELINDA HUNT talking about the group exhibition WALK WITH ME, taking place at Drawspace in Sydney from 28 November to 22 December 2024. WALK WITH ME gathers nine local and international artists-researchers who utilise walking as part of their practice,...

  8. EP67: Belinda Yee (INCREMENT, Wentworth Galleries)

    Conversation with artist Belinda Yee about her coming solo exhibition INCREMENT at the Wentworth Galleries (Pitt St, Sydney) 7 to 10 November 2024. An exhibition of large-scale drawings, plus a live movement-based performance, INCREMENT explores the notion of temporality as reflected through the...

  9. EP65: Brian Fuata (Story Sent, Cement Fondu)

    Conversation with performance artist BRIAN FUATA about STORY SENT – a live and mediated performance he is presenting as part of CEMENT FONDU’s exhibition – TOO MUCH INFORMATION – throughout June and July 2024. https://cementfondu.org/tmi-too-much-information/ Partly an email performance, partly a...

  10. EP66: Beata Geyer, curator of CHAIR exhibition (Articulate Project Space)

    Conversation with visual artist and curator BEATA GEYER about the CHAIR exhibition, showing at Articulate Project Space until 28 July 2024. This group exhibition includes 25 artists who look at the CHAIR not only as an object but also as an image and a text....

  11. EP62: Ju Bavyka (Rest Your Identity)

    Conversation with artist and writer Ju Bavyka about their latest work – REST YOUR IDENTITY – currently on at TILES gallery in Lewisham, Sydney (till 20 April 2024). REST YOUR IDENTITY is a part of Ju Bavyka’s long-term project ‘On Rest’. This most recent iteration involves a performative...

  12. EP61: Michelle St Anne, The Living Room Theatre (The Seeping Woman)

    Conversation with the Artistic Director of The Living Room Theatre, Michelle St Anne, about their latest work THE SEEPING WOMAN. The LIVING ROOM THEATRE has been in existence for more than 20 years and is known for giving voice to the unspoken and unseen. They create works that are non-linear and...

  13. EP59: Emma Harrison (Wolverine - Sydney Festival)

    Conversation with choreographer and dancer Emma Harrison about her solo dance work Wolverine, showing as part of 2024 Sydney Festival. Transformation, eruption, and melting of rage and joy - Wolverine sits between dance, cabaret, and performance art to explore and subvert feminine archetypes,...

  14. EP58: Azzam Mohamed (Sculptured Riddims)

    Conversation with dancer, performer, choreographer, educator, and a ball of positive energy Azzam Mohamed. We talk about his move from Sudan to Australia, from street dance to contemporary choreographic works, his dance video 'Katamat' and the program 'Sculptured Riddims' he has put together for...

  15. EP 53: Renay Pepita (reading poetry)

    Conversation and reading with poet Renay Pepita. Renay is reading a selection of poems from their 2022 book 'Untitled [Notes for Blue]' as well as the more recent poems that will be published in 2024 as 'Untitled [The Un-forgetting of Air]'. In between the readings we are unpacking the process...

  16. EP57: Renay Pepita (Untitled: This Too is Beautiful)

    Conversation with artist Renay Pepita about their Airspace gallery exhibition: 'Untitled (This Too is Beautiful)'. Originally aired: 11 Dec 2023 on Eastside Radio

  17. EP56: Edge of a Cloud (Alexandra Spence & Elia Bosshard)

    Conversation with sound artist and musician ALEXANDRA SPENCE and installation and visual artist ELIA BOSSHARD. We talk about their recent collaboration on an audio-visual performance EDGE OF A CLOUD presented at the Phoenix Central Park, Sydney in Nov 2023. EDGE OF A CLOUD explores the dynamic…

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  18. Sympoiesis EP11: Alexandra Spence

    Sympoiesis EP11: Alexandra Spence by Artemis Projects

  19. EP55: Radio Insomnia with Anabelle Lacroix

    Conversation with curator, writer, and researcher ANABELLE LACROIX about the project RADIO INSOMNIA, an all-night broadcast for night communities which is interested in the political and poetic forces of waking at night and asks: What is the potential of listening at night when wakefulness is...

  20. EP54: Katya Petetskaya

    Conversation with painter and performance artist KATYA PETETSKAYA whose solo exhibition 'Am I Nature' is showing at Blue Mountains Cultural Centre in Katoomba until 8 October 2023. Katya Petetskaya’s works are made through gestural language and expressive mark making. The experiences that are...

  21. EP52: Lucia Moon (poetry)

    Conversation with Eora-based poet LUCIA MOON. Lucia is an Italo-Australian writer living on Gadigal land. She is a regular reader at venues around Sydney and, in the written form, her works can be found in Riverstone, Sydney Review of Books, and LOR Journal. Lucia’s writing is playful…

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  22. EP51: Tania Lou Smith (DrawSpace)

    Conversation with Naarm-based artist TANIA LOU SMITH who works in performance, video, and photography to explore feminist and autobiographical themes. Her latest work MOVING FREELY is showing at DrawSpace gallery (Sydney) to expend the notion of what drawing is and consider how movement could be...

  23. EP50: Amy Prcevich (WORKAROUND)

    Conversation with artist AMY PRCEVICH about a video-installation 'WORKAROUND: Claiming Time and Space for Artmaking'. Emerging from the ongoing ‘problem’ of needing to maintain paid employment alongside an artistic practice, Workaround offers different strategies artists can employ to safeguard...

  24. EP49: Frances Barrett (MOUTH)

    Conversation with artist FRANCE BARRETT whose sound installation ‘Cry’ is showing at Carriageworks as part of The National and who is also curating a night focused on the voice through poetry, improvised performance, and song. The title of this program is MOUTH and it will take place at...

  25. EP49: DrawSpace (Belinda Yee & Melinda Hunt)

    Conversation with artists and co-faunders of DrawSpace, a new gallery on Enmore Road, Newtown dedicated to contemporary drawing that works with a broad definition of what drawing is and encourages continued research and exploration of what it can be. For more about DrawSpace:...

  26. EP48: Elia Bosshard (Room Studies)

    Conversation with visual and installation artist ELIA BOSSHARD about her project ‘ROOM STUDIES’ showing at Kronenberg Mais Wright gallery (Sydney) from 19 May to 10 June 2023. The work explores various configurations of doorways within a rectangular space, and how their placement and quantity...

  27. EP47: Sara Black (Value For Money)

    Conversation with choreographer Sara Black about the contemporary dance work VALUE FOR MONEY showing in May 2023 at Riverside Theatres Paramatta, presented by FORM Dance Projects. This work is Sara Black’s collaboration with a First Nations choreographer JASMINE SHEPPARD and it looks at the rift...

  28. EP46: March Dance (Mara Glass - Let Them Be Messy)

    Conversation with choreographer Mara Glass about the new contemporary dance work 'Let Them Be Messy' showing at The Phoenix Theatre in Wollongong as part of 2023 March Dance festival. Inspired by the women of Greek mythology, Let Them Be Messy envisions matriarchal society where women are…

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  29. EP44: March Dance (Laura Amara Osweiler)

    Conversation with choreographer/dancer Laura Osweiler about her project 'Falling into Wighted Time' developed during the 2023 March Dance festival. The work looks at the experience of living with living with cataplexy(a neurological sleep disorder)and the new movement languages offered by that....

  30. EP46: March Dance (Bonnie Curtis - Girls Gone Wild)

    Conversation with performer and choreographer Bonnie Curtis about the development of a multidisciplinary work - Girls Gone Wild - as part of the 2023 March Dance festival. The work looks at social expectations and gender roles, and reclaims female right to emotions of anger and rage. More about...

  31. EP44: March Dance (Aslam Abdus-samad - I Can't Sleep)

    Conversation with performance-maker Aslam Abdus-samad about his latest multi-disciplinary and multi-media work 'I Can't Sleep' showing as part of 2023 March Dance festival at the East Sydney Community and Arts Centre 17 and 18 March. Conceived through tired eyes, I Can’t Sleep is an...

  32. What Is Your Natural Sleeping Rhythm? (28 answers compiled)

    What Is Your Natural Sleeping Rhythm? (28 answers compiled) by Artemis Projects

  33. EP43: Tra Mi Dinh (UP)HOLDING

    Conversation with dancer/choreographer Tra Mi Dinh about her latest work (UP)HOLDING which looks at the ways we deal with the burden and the chaos of feeling overloaded. How we individually and collectively navigate the relentless marathon of life (and dance). How we relay (or don't) on sharing…

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  34. EP40: Sophia Ndaba (New Breed)

    Eastside Radio conversation with choreographer Sophia Ndaba about her work 'The Vail of Separation' showing at Carriageworks as part of Sydney Dance Company’s New Breed program. This conversation was originally aired on Eastside Radio on 5 December 2022. For more about Sophia Ndaba, see:...

  35. EP38: Lian Loke (SHErobots)

    Eastside Radio conversation with Lian Loke, one of the curators of the SHErobots exhibition that asks fundamental questions about the nature and processes of contemporary robotics through the lens of female perspectives. This conversation was originally aired on Eastside Radio on 7 November 2022....

  36. Sympoiesis EP38: Georgie Zuzak / Groovescooter (ArtGroupie '22)

    Eastside Radio conversation with Georgie Zuzak (Groovescooter), curator of ArtGroupie exhibition. In it's fourth iteration, ArtGroupie takes place at Darlinghurst Road Gallery (Sydney) and features an all-women line-up. The exhibition shows visual art by musicians/DJs/producers. This conversation...

  37. Sympoiesis EP37: Virginia Barratt & Jessie Boylan (Liveworks: Rupture)

    Conversation with artists Virginia Barratt and Jessie Boylan about the transmedia installation/performance RUPTURE showing as part of 2022 Liveworks festival: https://performancespace.com.au/program/rupture-all-the-stars-unshining/ We speak: slow emergencies, shimmer body, affective text, panic…

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  38. Sympoiesis EP36: Michelle St Anne (Liveworks TIDAL: Enter Sally Stage Right)

    Conversation with performance maker and Artistic Director of Living Room Theatre, Michelle St Anne. We talk about her unique approach to theatre making, touching upon two latests productions: - Enter Sally Stage Right (showing as part of the 2022 Liveworks Festival, in the program stream Tidal):...

  39. Sympoiesis EP35: Eliza Cooper (Bat Lake)

    Conversation with choreographer Eliza Cooper about the making of the Bat Lake, a 50 minute dance work that celebrates the dark and theatrical world of bats. We speak about: the ways these creatures’ behaviour and anatomy has been translated into movement; how the music joined the piece; how the...

  40. Sympoiesis EP34: Alex Wisser (Firstdraft exhibition: so hot right now now now)

    Conversation with Alex Wisser, a co-curator of 'so hot right now now now' exhibition at Firstdraft. ‘so hot right now now now’ exhibition emerged from the Arts Out West Regional Artist Mentoring Program, a two-year creative and professional development initiative that brought together eight…

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  41. Sympoiesis EP33: Joe Wilson & Chanelle Collier (Artspace)

    Conversation with art duo Joe Wilson and Chanelle Collier about the work they are showing at the National Art School (Sydney) as part of the Artspace's Visual Arts Emerging Fellowship. This conversation was originally aired on Eastside Radio 89.7FM on 29 August 2022. For more about their work…

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  42. Sympoiesis EP33: Elia Bosshard (Assembly of Arenas)

    Conversation with artist Elia Bosshard about 'Assembly of Arenas', a work that looks at how we construct spaces of social gatherings and what this arrangements (i.e. arrangements of chairs) tell about the nature of our gatherings and how they effect the way we interact and perceive. The project…

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  43. Sympoiesis EP32: Kit Bylett (Second Guest Wellness / Cement Fondu)

    Conversation with artist Kit Bylett, about immersive installation 'Second Guest Wellness' made in collaboration with Monica Rani Rudhar and Rachel Levine, for the Cement Fondu project space. 'Second Health Wellness' is a clinic that is also a shop. It speaks about commodification of traditional...

  44. Sympoiesis EP32: Diane Busuttil (Spring for Seniors)

    Conversation with Diane Busuttil, a dancer/choreographer and the founder/facilitator of Creative Caring organisation that brings dance to elderly, and people with dementia, Alzheimer's, Multiple Sclerosis, and Parkinson's. We speak about dance as a caring modality, and about the new series of...

  45. Sympoiesis EP31: Ryuichi Fujimura (HERE NOW trilogy)

    Conversation with Sydney-based dancer and choreographer Ryuichi Fujimura about his HER NOW trilogy; a series of three auto-biographical dance solos that address ageing and body memory; stage fright and the addiction to the audience-connection; professional set-backs and humour as a tool for...

  46. Sympoiesis EP30: Thomas Thorby-Lister (Orange Regional Gallery & the CORRIDOR project)

    Conversation with visual artist Thomas Thorby-Lister about the 'paintings' he is creating in collaboration with nature, for the Orange Regional Gallery, and through the CORRIDOR project residency. The conversation was recorded on 13 May 2022 at the Corridor project (Cowra NSW) on Wiradjuri…

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  47. Sympoiesis EP29: Lucija Ivšić (Živa)

    Conversation with Lucija Ivšić aka Živa, Croatia-born Melbourne-based musician and Sensilab (Monash University) researcher. You can find her on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_xziva/ This conversation was aired on Eastside Radio 89.7FM on 4 July 2022, as part of 'Arts Monday: Sympoiesis'....

  48. Sympoiesis EP27: Lleah Smith (Future School / Cementa '22)

    Conversation with Lleah Smith about the project FUTURE SCHOOL developed with Year 3-6 students at the Kandos Public School as a creative re-imaging of the traditional classroom, followed by the experiences of 'home-schooling' during the Covid-19 lockdowns. FUTURE SCHOOL is a framework on how to...

  49. Sympoiesis EP16: Kaya Ortiz (poet)

    Conversation with filipino-Australian poet Kaya Ortiz. We talk about language and identity, relevance of a place, ancestry, nostalgia, connection between ecology and community, and more. Originally aired on Eastside Radio 89.7FM on 22 November 2021, as part of 'Arts Monday: Sympoiesis'. Find Kaya...

  50. Sympoiesis EP26: Tina Stefanou (The Longest Hum - Cementa Festival)

    Conversation with artist Tina Stefanou about her vocal participatory action, ‘THE LONGEST HUM’, part of the 2022 Cementa Festival in Kandos NSW. Cementa Festival: https://cementa.com.au/ The Longest Hum: https://www.instagram.com/_the_longest_hum/ Tina Stefanou: http://www.tinastefanou.com/ This...

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PODCAST-CONVERSATIONS with artists and art theorists, from visual to performing arts, discussing conceptual frameworks and philosophical outlooks. Also some SOUND-COLLAGES, assembled together on variety of themes, such as: sleep, silence, intuition, collaboration, failure, and more. Available via iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/artemis-projects/id1462300886PRODUCER & HOST: Ira Ferris (https://www.artemisprojects.com.au/projects-ira-ferris)

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