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16, Ann McGinley and Sarah Pirrie on the ProsCons of doing international artist-in-residence programs and seeing art exhibitions with a vision impaired person
In this episode, I had two good friends: Ann McGinley (Melbourne) and Sarah Pirrie (Darwin) to chat about their recent engagements with the art. Ann share with us her experiences of doing two international artist-in-residence programs: at Studio Kura (Japan) and Hotel St Valière (France). Comparing with the two programs in two countries, she spoke about the material and psychological challenges and benefits of doing these residencies as a painters. Following Ann, Sarah told us about her unique experience of visiting two art exhibitions in Hobart: Tidal.18 at Devonport Gallery and Zero at Mona, with her Mum, who had impaired vision. Sarah found herself at the first time to look at the artworks and navigate art gallery spaces through her Mum's eyes.
The related links:
Two artists:
Ann McGinley
http://www.annmcginley.net
Sarah Pirrie
http://www.sarahpirrie.com
The artist-in-residence programs Ann participated:
Hotel St Valière in Langeudoc - South France
http://hotelsaintevaliere.com/contact/
Manager of Hotel St Valière:
Eloise Caleo
Studio Kura, Japan
https://studiokura.info/en/
Sarah’s residency program
Bundanon Trust artist in residency program
https://bundanon.com.au
The exhibitions and artworks seen by Sarah and her Mum
Devonport gallery
Tidal.18
https://www.devonportgallery.com/index02.php?id=27&pl=9
Julia Davis - Winner of Tidal.18
For her video work ‘Undercurrent’
http://www.juliadavis.com.au/Undercurrent
MACq01 hotel
https://www.macq01.com.au
Mona
https://mona.net.au
Zero - Mona
https://mona.net.au/museum/exhibitions
James Turrell
http://jamesturrell.com
Polumbo Randy
http://polumbo.com/BIO-CV
Grotto For MONA
http://polumbo.com/Grotto-for-MONA
Greg Taylor and Friends
Cunts… and other conversations 2008 - II
David Young - sound composer
https://aphids.net/about/
The dinner: Fish, rice and Chinese broccoli
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In this episode, I had two good friends: Ann McGinley (Melbourne) and Sarah Pirrie (Darwin) to chat about their recent engagements with the art. Ann share with us her experiences of doing two international artist-in-residence programs: at Studio Kura (Japan) and Hotel St Valière (France). Comparing with the two programs in two countries, she spoke about the material and psychological challenges and benefits of doing these residencies as a painters. Following Ann, Sarah told us about her unique experience of visiting two art exhibitions in Hobart: Tidal.18 at Devonport Gallery and Zero at Mona, with her Mum, who had impaired vision. Sarah found herself at the first time to look at the artworks and navigate art gallery spaces through her Mum's eyes.
The related links:
Two artists:
Ann McGinley
http://www.annmcginley.net
Sarah Pirrie
http://www.sarahpirrie.com
The artist-in-residence programs Ann participated:
Hotel St Valière in Langeudoc - South France
http://hotelsaintevaliere.com/contact/
Manager of Hotel St Valière:
Eloise Caleo
Studio Kura, Japan
https://studiokura.info/en/
Sarah’s residency program
Bundanon Trust artist in residency program
https://bundanon.com.au
The exhibitions and artworks seen by Sarah and her Mum
Devonport gallery
Tidal.18
https://www.devonportgallery.com/index02.php?id=27&pl=9
Julia Davis - Winner of Tidal.18
For her video work ‘Undercurrent’
http://www.juliadavis.com.au/Undercurrent
MACq01 hotel
https://www.macq01.com.au
Mona
https://mona.net.au
Zero - Mona
https://mona.net.au/museum/exhibitions
James Turrell
http://jamesturrell.com
Polumbo Randy
http://polumbo.com/BIO-CV
Grotto For MONA
http://polumbo.com/Grotto-for-MONA
Greg Taylor and Friends
Cunts… and other conversations 2008 - II
David Young - sound composer
https://aphids.net/about/
The dinner: Fish, rice and Chinese broccoli