Episodes
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Rhiannon Newton
Rhiannon Newton - Long Sentences "The negativity that comes from working with words, they miss a lot of the stuff, that is the stuff, that is why people like us like dancing."Rhiannon Newton Rhiannon is an Australian dancer and choreographer. Her creative work draws attention to the…
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Chloe Chignell
"publication as a form of performance and performance as a form of publication"Chloe Chignell Chloe Chignell (AU) is an artist working across text, choreography and publishing. Chloe takes the body as the central problem, question and location of her research. She invests in writing as a body...
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Ning WANG – 王甯
"I love to use Excel to visualise choreography. (When you're talking to collaborators in words, there will always be misunderstandings.)"Ning WANG｜王甯 Ning WANG｜王甯 regards her body as a complex carrier with both material and emotional compatibility, and the individual is rich in unique historical...
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Yen Tzu Chang – 張晏慈
"I use old technology because it's so fast to realise my idea, and realise the artwork." (New technology is also exciting and requires me to project manage multiple teams of people).Yen Tzu Chang 張晏慈 Yen Tzu Chang 張晏慈 is a new media artist/new media art director/sound artist based in Taiwan, she...
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Jeff Hsieh – 謝杰樺
"you have to know yourself really well (because everything else is changing faster than it ever has)"Jeff Hsieh (謝杰樺) Jeff Hsieh (謝杰樺) is the current artistic director of Anarchy Dance Theatre. His works feature a strong element of interactive dance performance and leverage technology to expand…
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Lee Ming-Chieh – 李明潔
"No matter which mediums I use, if I can keep finding something I feel curious about then I will keep going for choreography."Lee Ming-Chieh Ming-chieh Lee is an independent choreographer born in 1989 in Taiwan often focusing on the dynamic of body, object and other things as the main mediums for...
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Wu Dar-kuen – 吳達坤
M@ and Wu Dar-kuen in the sound recording studio at C-LAB 2022 "Artists are like magicians"Wu Dar-kuen Wu Dar-kuen is an artist and Independent curator, now the Director of Contemporary Art and Science Tech Platform of Taiwan Contemporary Cultural Lab（C-LAB）. He was the director of Taipei Artist...
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Hsiao Tzu Tien – 田孝慈
"How can I do?"Hsiao Tzu Tien - 田孝慈 Hsiao Tzu Tien - 田孝慈 - is a choreographer, dancer and performer Born in 1984 in Tainan, Taiwan, focusing her choreography research on human emotions shaped by time, history, culture and environment. We discuss; Growing up in TainanHow to…
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Yuiko Masukawa
https://www.instagram.com/p/CRpWENrgZFk/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link "I couldn't express myself in English (i'm actually a very funny person!)... so I used my dancing"Yuiko Masukawa Yuiko Masukawa is a Japanese choreographer and dancer based in Melbourne, Australia, working with the classical…
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Alisdair Macindoe
"I'd find myself unable to not respond"Alisdair Macindoe Alisdair Macindoe is an independent multidisciplinary choreographer living on Woi Wurrung country (Melbourne, Australia). With an interest in extending the boundaries of choreographic practice, Alisdair’s work spans dance, sound…
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Body Space Habit – Elia Bosshard and Ira Ferris
A discussion with Ira Ferris and Elia Bosshard about their project Space Body Habit. https://www.instagram.com/p/CXcUVUphlvS/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link "I purge myself of them (thoughts) by giving them to you and now I'm free to think other things."Ira Ferris Space Body Habit bookpublic...
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Emily Flannery
https://www.instagram.com/p/CBnE0VWAHWD/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link "I have a problem with ...we need everything so instantly, that we're willing to compromise things that are so sacred."Emily Flannery Emily Flannery is a proud Wiradjuri woman from Forbes in the Central West of NSW. As an…
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Elle Evangelista
https://www.instagram.com/p/CP7gR8kDAGz/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link "This is a massive interrogation of concept."Elle Evangelista Elle Evangelista loves dancing. She is Filipino & Burmese, was raised on Whadjuk/Perth and currently lives on Gadigal/Sydney. Elle has a Bachelor of Arts in English...
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Feras Shaheen
https://www.instagram.com/p/CJ-TpTlsm_M/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link "I don't know if I want a 'main' focus."Feras Shaheen Feras Shaheen is a Sydney based dancer/performer and choreographer. we discuss; making a show with your mum - https://ferasshaheen.com.au/19772986Dabkestreet dancingworking...
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Alice Weber
https://www.instagram.com/p/CHWFmkkAVqF/ "to find a shared language that doesn't rest on a shared technique or visual reference but is produced together with someone, with people, with yourself, and your environment."Alice Weber Alice Weber is a dance artist working with choreography, performance...
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Reina Takeuchi
https://www.instagram.com/p/CEZP49eBEah/ "to reconcile the disjointedness we feel as people that are within asia but are not asian"Reina Takeuchi Reina Takeuchi is an Australian-Japanese artist-researcher interested in interdisciplinary collaboration and facilitating embodied experiences of...
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Trà Mi Dinh
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CHM8trvA7Jg/ "choosing what can help"Tra Mi Dinh Trà Mi is a Green Room Award nominated dance artist based between Melbourne and Sydney. In June 2019 Trà Mi began working on a solo project ‘Holding’, initially supported by Tasdance’s TRIP program, we cover:...
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Jess Goodfellow
https://www.instagram.com/p/CD-B2tDBj2i "it's hard to be a beginner when you already have skills in another dance style"Jess Goodfellow Jess Goodfellow started her training at Newtown High School of the Performing arts, she trained in RAD ballet and performed as a soloist in the 2014 NSW Schools...
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Jess Ong
"to ask those big questions... And to be a little bit more empathetic, forgiving and curious!"Jess Ong Jess Ong is a story producer at SPUN Stories, a local storytelling night in Darwin, and the host of their podcast. She also works as a Communications Manager in the private sector and moonlights...
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Katy Moir
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Katy Moir (@_katymoir_) on Jun 23, 2020 at 12:48am PDT "I keep suggesting that we should stop building things"Katy Moir Katy Moir is a Darwin based Artitect (architecture + art). We discuss her upcoming exhibition "A Hypothetical Darwin" amongst other...
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Charmene Yap and Cass Mortimer Eipper
Charmene Yap is a multi-award winning dancer, rehearsal director and choreographer. Cass Mortimer Eipper is an award winning director/choreographer/dancer. Together they are creating a work called "Grey Rhino". Grey Rhino is an obvious danger that are often ignored anyway. we also cover: process...
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Nithya Nagarajan
Nithya Nagarajan is an interdisciplinary performance maker, creative producer and cultural researcher. Having a background in Indian neo-classical dance and allied movement traditions, her live art works embody a decolonised feminism and are characterised by a strong physical vocabulary.
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Nikki Heywood
"the physical, the somatic, the perceptual practise of moving switches something else on in the imagination."Nikki Heywood Nikki Heywood is a Sydney-based interdisciplinary artist working across dance, performance, writing and live art. Nikki’s practice includes devising, direction and…
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Mercedes Dassy
female body global mass culture sound drawing dancing working hope and more. Mercedes Dassy is a dancer and choreographer, active in the fields of dance, theater, performance and video.
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Romain Hassinin
Romain Hassanin talks about his latest show Flea Brain, covering topics such as; clowning performing ones shadow self nihilism and the solace it offers being self obsessed decision making during improvisation training instinct and more.
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Holly Durant
https://vimeo.com/373845963 "the amount of time it (the work) sits in activated states in front of other humans"Holly Durant Holly Durant is an artist who crafts sites for performance with choreography to evoke senses of pleasure and empowerment. Her works consistently gather communities and...
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Natasha Sturgis
Natasha Sturgis creates feminist work that examines the ways in which patriarchal structures contribute to how girls and women define themselves. Themes explored in her work include taking up space, the researching terms feminine vs unfeminine as polar opposites and redefining strength in women…
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Matt Prest
https://vimeo.com/61072731#t=133s "The performers are so occupied by their task that they're not worried about the audience. But they know the audience is watching and invested in what they're doing."Matt Prest Matthew Prest makes performance and installation that exists in the space between...
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Dean Cross 2019
"The boundaries and where they are, are just dependant on what point in history the history books were written." Dean Cross Dean Cross was born and raised on Ngunnawal/Ngambri Country and is of Worimi descent. He is a trans-disciplinary artist primarily working across installation, sculpture and...
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Matt Cornell and Wendy Yu
"Look back and see the gallery that the body is"Wendy Yu Wendy Yu is a dance or movement artist based in Sydney. Her work has generally been centred around exploring dance outside of it’s theatrical context and placing it on a medium in which viewers may witness the intricacies of movement that...
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Candy Bowers
"A really hard (glass) ceiling gives you cuts and bruises" (breaking through it leaves scars)Candy Bowers Candy Bowers is an award-winning writer, actor, director, theatre maker, social-activist, comedian and producer. The artistic director of Black Honey Company, Candy has pioneered a fierce...
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Anna May Kirk
Curator: Anna Kirk "Do less. Do it better."Anna May Kirk Anna May Kirk is an emerging curator, artist and project maker based in Sydney, Australia. She currently holds positions as the Executive Producer of Arts and Culture at FBi Radio and the Coordinator of AD Space. Casula Powerhouse...
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Sophia Ndaba
"We can easily fool ourselves to thinking we've created something new"Sophia Ndaba Sophia Ndaba is a dance theatre, site specific, community outreach, object and installation and collaborator with live musicians and other multidisciplinary artists. Sophia is a founding member of the Dance Makers...
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Andrew Westle
"Art is that space for difficult conversations"Andrew Westle Andrew Westle is passionate about gender equality, social justice and making art accessible to everyone. His work defies boundaries and includes research, performance, evaluation, writing, theatre making, public health and stage...
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Kareth Schaffer and Cathy Walsh
"I make dance pieces because I can think through everything that interests me" Kareth Schaffer and Cathy Walsh are performers and makers living in Berlin. We met just after their season of Merkel, a dual performance of Angela Merkel and life sized cutouts of other world leaders to talk about the...
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Alice Gale-Feeny
"Seeing what can happen when we observe very basic things"Alice Gale-Feeny Alice Gale-Feeny is an artist working with performance, video, writing and facilitation. Interested in dialogical ways of working, non-theatrical techniques, processes of improvisation and the voice, her work examines the...
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Cui Yin
Photo by Jai Rafferty "Making art happen better"Cui Yin Cui, pronounced as tsuèi is an independent producer and arts / project manager based in Singapore. Exploring the intersection(s) between anthropology, art, and social action. We cover. The business of making art and making art happen What do...
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Venuri Perera
Venuri Perera is a Colombo-based performer, performance artist and movement facilitator and is interested in the body as a "political provocateur".
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Brianna Kell
View this post on Instagram I felt pretty darn fierce moulding the light. 📸 From my latest residency 🔭💡⌛️⏳ @critical_path_ A post shared by Brianna Kell (@briannakkell_) on May 3, 2018 at 1:14am PDT "I was obsessed with this one move..."Brianna Kell Brianna Kell is an independent dance artist...
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Nasim Patel
Nasim Patel is an artist working with dance as well as many and varied millennial mediums. We catch up about: https://www.instagram.com/p/BrkrH6plzRo/ - his video choreographytime in swedenKrangspace since graduating dance collegebeing ethnically ambiguousbecoming "the kid"trendingcollaborations...
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Sam Hertz
“Embodiment is a tool (a really important one) but it isn’t the same as political agency and political action” - Sam Hertz Sam Hertz is a Berlin-based sound artist and researcher working at intersections of Earth-based sound, sonic sensualities, and climate change....
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Edible Archives
"If the (rice) grain is endangered then the knowledge around it is endangered."Anumitra Ghosh Dastidar https://www.instagram.com/p/BvlfP3zn_ye/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=17a923e0naf1v Edible Archives is a project at the Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2018-19 headed by Anumitra Ghosh Dastidar. The...
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Arts Equator podcast
ArtsEquator held a live recording of its year-end dance podcast at Dance Nucleus SCOPE #4 on Sunday 2 December 2018, 7pm. Listen in as Chan Sze-Wei, Soultari Amin Farid and Bernice Lee share about the works they have seen this year in Singapore and Southeast Asia, and further questions and...
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Bonnie and Alex – Artifice x Interface
"Come here and touch this!"Bonnie Cowan Bonnie Cowan and Alex Stevenson debriefs about their recent co-curated event - Artifice and Interface - http://www.pact.net.au/whats-on/2018/10/13/pact-salon "to bring artists together and expose them to each other as well"Alex Stevenson we also talk about:...
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Alice Heyward
Alice Heyward is an Australian dancer based in Berlin. We cover: making objects through composition the 'tingle' experiential mediums magic relationships capital assets building and undoing https://aliceheyward.com/
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Kevin Chin
Kevin Chin is an Australian painter amongst other things. We speak about his upcoming show Structural Equality as well as minority representation, immigrant realities, demand and supply in high art markets, writing a thesis on gay marriage, the personal being political and so much more. links:...
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Clarissa Lee
Clarissa Ai Ling Lee is not doing science or art and in this discussion we work at trying to talk about, and how to work in, that third space between and around both. "In the belly of the monster is where so called new knowledge is supposed to be happening"Clarissa Lee...
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Rhiannon Newton and Maria Nurmela – March Dance
Rhiannon Newton and Maria Nurmela met at the beach and got deep dredging through: embodiment studying music encouraging the audience to trust what they feel when watching dance scale of dancing age and being female ruthlessness of the matriarchy being empowered in your body dancing as sharing vs...
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Kate Harman and Gavin Webber from TheFarm.company
Why dance? We say, hell why not? Before we could speak, dance was a common ground where we communicated and shared our experiences. As hosts of this year’s Participate Program with Supercell, The Farm invite you to join us in establishing a Common Ground for all of us, a place where dance...
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Daniele Constance 2019
Daniele Constance speaks about her work and process and upcoming showing of #explainnormal as part of #INDEX at Supercell: Festival of Contemporary Dance Brisbane ahead of the premiere at Metro Arts later in 2019. http://wombatradio.com.au/daniele-constance-2019/