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Place-As-Medium Podcast
by Kate Farrington
This podcast explores the methodology of place-as-medium as a mode of contemporary art practice introduced in the book, and New Grounds for Thinking in Contemporary Art” (Routledge 2026) by Kate Farrington.
Episodes
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An Interview on Death, with Jennifer Hall and Maria Patricia Tinajero
“Place-As-Medium Podcast” introduces audiences to artists and their artworks that fall into a category of contemporary art practice known as place-as-medium. Hosted by artist-philosopher Dr. Kate Farrington, this podcast brings together artists, philosophers, activists, and others to explore the...
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Toward Shared Authorship of Place, with John Preus
“Place-As-Medium Podcast” introduces audiences to a new category of contemporary art practice known as place-as-medium. Hosted by artist-philosopher Kate Farrington, Ph.D., this podcast brings together artists, philosophers, activists, and others to explore the creative activity of “thinking...
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Place-As-Medium Book Launch, Part 2
“Place-As-Medium Podcast” introduces audiences to a category of contemporary art practice known as place-as-medium. Hosted by artist-philosopher Kate Farrington, Ph.D., this podcast brings together artists, philosophers, activists, and others to explore the creative activity of “thinking through...
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Place-As-Medium Book Launch, Part 1
“Place-As-Medium Podcast” introduces audiences to a new category of contemporary art practice known as place-as-medium. Hosted by artist-philosopher Kate Farrington, Ph.D., this podcast brings together artists, philosophers, activists, and others to explore the creative activity of “thinking...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
This podcast explores the methodology of place-as-medium as a mode of contemporary art practice introduced in the book, and New Grounds for Thinking in Contemporary Art” (Routledge 2026) by Kate Farrington.
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Kate Farrington
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