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In this episode of Talking ArtZ we have the February episode of our In The Frame segment from Jenny Ward and trhen the Professor talks to prtesenter/writer Caroline Murphy about her extensive arts background and GBMCAN.How to hear it: Avail;able on all the streaming platforms.
On this episode of Talking Artz the professor talks to Lisa Finn Powell from The Joan in Penrith about her career about the Arts in Penrith and about what's coming up in 2024!
Get ready for a scorching episode of Talking ArtZ as The Professor sits down with the incredibly talented Jacquelene Drinkall to discuss her captivating artwork installation at the Forged by Fire Festival. This special episode will delve into Jacquelene's unique approach to exploring the intricate relationship with fire through her mesmerizing creations.
Event Details: Forged by Fire Festival
Date: Saturday, January 27, 2024
Lithgow Council's Facebook Event Page: Forged by Fire Festival
About Jacquelene's Artwork Installation:
Jacquelene Drinkall's contribution to the Forged by Fire Festival is nothing short of spectacular. She will showcase her 'firenado-like' telecommunications wire weavings, oil paintings, and various works that intricately reference fire. The episode will provide a sneak peek into two new videos that promise a visual feast for the audience.
One of the new videos features footage from the movie Firestarter (1984), capturing an electro-encephalogram monitored display of pyrokinetic firepower in a silvery-grey warehouse building similar to the festival's venue. The other video adapts an online montage of supernatural firepowers in cinema, enhanced with transparent layered still images of fire god-esse-s.
Jacquelene's diverse artistic expressions also include a video performance of deep listening sound with broken musical instruments, a photoprint and soft sculpture installation made from aluminum fire hazard suits, and engaging workshops on weaving with telecommunications wire.
The Forged by Fire Festival: Igniting Creativity in Lithgow
The Forged by Fire Festival, organized by Lithgow Council, is set to explore the intricate relationship people share with fire. Against the backdrop of El Niño and the height of summer, the event aims to provide a space for the community to express their fears, share strategies, and celebrate the incredible ways to work with fire through performances, art activities, food stalls, and more.
This captivating episode of Talking ArtZ will not only showcase Jacquelene's breathtaking artworks but also shed light on the festival's broader purpose and the inspiring stories behind the event.
Don't miss this fiery episode! Tune in to Talking ArtZ on Thursday at 6 pm on Radio Blue Mountains 89.1FM or stream online to join The Professor in conversation with Jacquelene Drinkall and unravel the mysteries and beauty hidden within the flames of artistic expression.
Welcome to another exciting podcast of Thursday's "Talking ArtZ" broadcast on RBM 89.1FM on the 30th Nov 2023! In this episode Jenny brings you an art-packed show with interviews featuring some of the most prominent Blue Mountains artists. In the last instalment of "In the Frame," Jenny dives into the world of creativity, exhibitions, and galleries, bringing you the latest updates and insights.
First up, Jody Graham shares her fascinating journey and discusses the remarkable tools she creates and uses in her artwork. Don't miss this insightful conversation with the artist currently exhibiting at the Lost Bear Gallery in Katoomba until December 10.
Next, immerse yourself in the dramatic works of Rowan Matthews, whose exhibition is on display at the Day Gallery in Blackheath until December 3. Explore the inspiration behind his creations and the stories they tell.
Prepare for the Christmas art fair at Gang Gang Gallery, opening this Saturday, December 2, with the insightful interview featuring Blak Douglas. Learn about his artistic vision and the exciting plans for Katoomba's Gallery 188 from Victor and Sharon Peralta.
The highlight of the episode, however, is the series of interviews with the talented artists from 'Gift in a Box,' set to dazzle at Gang Gang Gallery from December 2nd. Discover the unique perspectives and creative processes of these artists as they prepare to showcase their work.
Join us every Thursday night, at 6 pm on RBM 89.1FM or stream live on your device through https://rbm.org.au/ (click on the listen button) or https://radioau.net/blue-mountains/. Don't miss the last episodes of the year, where art meets conversation, only on "Talking ArtZ"!
Talking ArtZ Podcast Episode: Exploring Creativity and Faith with Artist David Newman-White
Join us in this captivating episode of Talking ArtZ, a delightful segment aired every Thursday at 6 PM on Radio Blue Mountains. In this special episode, our host, The Professor, engages in a fascinating conversation with the immensely talented artist, David Newman-White, a prominent figure in the renowned Lithgow Arts Trail.
This episode delves deep into the creative mind of David Newman-White, offering listeners an exclusive insight into his artistic journey, inspirations, and the unique narrative he weaves through his masterpieces. As a valued participant in the captivating Lithgow Arts Trail, David's artistic contributions and creative process are a testament to the eclectic and vibrant art scene in the region.
Discover the artist's perspectives, stories, and experiences that breathe life into the canvas and resonate with the soul. Uncover the essence of his art, explore the influences that shape his creations, and gain a profound understanding of the artistic landscape that the Lithgow Arts Trail embodies.
Don't miss this opportunity to dive into the world of David Newman-White's artistry and explore the beauty that's unveiled through this engaging conversation. Tune in to Talking ArtZ and witness the way in which David's faith shapes his approach to ha
Also catch the work of the artist David Newman-White currently on exhibition as part of the Lithgow Arts Trail.
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Welcome to an exciting episode of 'Talking ArtZ,' a podcast brought to you by The Network Arts Show! In today's instalment, our host, The Professor delves into the fascinating world of personal development and empowerment. We're thrilled to bring you an exclusive interview with Louise Walker, a renowned developmental life coach who is set to host a transformative workshop known as the 'Circle of Courage' at the esteemed Gang Gang Gallery on September 18th.
In this engaging conversation, The Professor explores the depths of Louise Walker's expertise and the profound impact of her Circle of Courage workshop. Get ready to embark on a journey of self-discovery and personal growth as Louise shares her insights, strategies, and experiences that have helped countless individuals unlock their inner potential.
Louise Walker's Circle of Courage workshop promises to be an enriching experience that combines art, creativity, and personal development in a unique and powerful way. During this episode, you'll gain valuable insights into the workshop's objectives, the methods employed, and the positive changes it has inspired in the lives of participants.
Whether you're an art enthusiast, a seeker of personal growth, or simply curious about innovative approaches to self-improvement, this episode of 'Talking ArtZ' is sure to captivate and inspire you. Join us as we delve into the world of personal transformation with Louise Walker and discover how the Circle of Courage workshop can empower you to take charge of your life and pursue your dreams with newfound courage and confidence.
Tune in to this enlightening episode, and mark your calendars for the Circle of Courage workshop on September 18th at Gang Gang Gallery. It's an event you won't want to miss!
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Join us at the Gang Gang Gallery, located at 206 Main Street in Lithgow, on Saturday, August 19th at 2pm for the highly anticipated official opening and engaging conversation centered around the theme of 'WOMEN'. We extend a warm welcome to all individuals who wish to attend this event. In this episode of Talking ArtZ, our esteemed host, The Professor, will be joined by author JENNY BARRY as they delve into a captivating discussion with the talented writer and artist, REBECCA WILSON. The focus of this conversation will be on Rebecca's latest thought-provoking exhibition titled 'Woman. My Own Point Of View'. Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing world of Rebecca Wilson's paintings, which will be on display at Gang Gang Gallery from August 17th to September 19th, 2023. This is an opportunity you won't want to miss! Remember to tune in to rbm.org.au or your favourite radio app at 6pm every Thursday when these shows are broadcast,, as GBMCAN - the Greater Blue Mountains Creative Arts Network has all the latest updates and insights for you.
On this episode of Talking ArtZ the Professor talks to MELINDA SCHNEIDER and SONIA COX about their exhibition ‘Nature & Nurture’ ash the reopening Gang Gang Gallery on 5th August. Come and say Hi and take a look at the exhibition with Sonia and Melinda.
This fabulous exhibition ‘Nature & Nurture’ Artists Sonia Cox and Melinda Schneider will be running from 3/8-13/8
OFFICIAL OPENING SATURDAY 5TH AT 3PM
ALL WELCOME
On Talking ArtZ the Professor talks with Blue Mountains theatre folk on the long awaited return of the Theatre segment with Maggie Davis as she chats with Daniel Mitchell (son of Warren "Alf Garnett" Mitchell) about his upcoming one man show, "P.S. Where is Home' . Broadcast recently on rbm.org.au,
Talking ArtZ is about providing information about the events and functions of gathered artists both formally and informally as they discuss their work and their practices as working creative s in the Blue Mountains region of NSW.
The Professor talked to ROBERT LINIGEN and ROBIN GURR about the current ceramic exhibition on at GAng Gang Gallery at lithgow, HANDS ON CLAY lll
showing from April 6th to April 30th.
The exhibiton also has works from NICOLA COADY, ANNE EDWARDS, CHRIS BARKER-GALLOWAY,, BILL SAMUELS and GEOFF THOMAS.
Gang Gang Gallery is hosting the third collection of ceramic works by a number of talented potters, pushing boundaries with function and form in this energetic and creative exhibition. Robert and Robin follow on from the prefious podcast with the fabulous Anne Edwards and talk about glazes and 'Potters Hands' as well as telling us their histories and art processes.
HANDS ON CLAY 3 On now @gangganggallery
FEATURING Nicola Coady - Ceramic Artist Ann Edwards Pottery & Designs Geoff Thomas Robert Linigen Robin Gurr Bill Samuels Chris Barker-Galloway
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