NAVA: in conversation
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NAVA: in conversation
The National Association for the Visual Arts (NAVA) is the national peak body protecting and promoting the professional interests of the Australian visual and media arts, craft and design sector.
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61 þættirBreaking the pattern of policy neglect for the arts
98% of us engage with the arts and 45% of us create art, yet the majority of Australian visual artists and arts workers remain deeply concerned by inc...
Episode 58: Sophia Cai
Sophia Cai is a curator and arts writer based in Melbourne, Australia. In this podcast, NAVA's Leya Reid talks to Sophia Cai about community-based pra...
Episode 57: Arts Day on the Hill Debrief
Arts Day on the Hill is Australia’s annual focus on building sector capacity for sustained government engagement and lasting policy reform. This year’...
Episode 56: Rohin Kickett
Rohin Kickett is a NAVA Board Member and Nyoongar artist from the Balardong region Western Australia. In this podcast, NAVA’s Esther Anatolitis talks...
Episode 55: Santilla Chingaipe
Santilla Chingaipe is a journalist, filmmaker and author whose work explores migration, cultural identities and politics. In this podcast, NAVA's Tanu...
Episode 54: Artsworkers Union x Australian Arts Workers Alliance
This episode bridges the cross-generational experiences of Helen Grace, on behalf of the historical Artsworkers Union, and Dylan Batty, a co-founder o...
Episode 53: Emele Ugavule
Emele Ugavule is a Tokelauan Fijian storyteller. Her research and practice area of interest is Oceanic Indigenous-led storytelling, working across liv...
Episode 52: Toby Dennett
In this podcast, Esther Anatolitis is in conversation with Toby Dennett from the Arts Council of Ireland about their 'Paying the Artist' policy releas...
'The Past Becomes Our Future' NAVA x Twenty10 x I.C.E. event on March 11 2020
Following the culmination of the 42nd Sydney Mardi Gras Parade, we opened a conversation about the role of art in worldbuilding and community mobilisa...
NAVA Episode 51: Cr Jess Scully
Deputy Lord Mayor of Sydney, Cr Jess Scully in conversation with Penelope Benton about the importance of having more creative people in politics and i...
Episode 50: Dr Léuli Eshrāghi in conversation with Georgia Mokak
"I was thinking a lot about what an art museum of Indigenous moving image work from this region, the Great Ocean and all its shores would look like an...
NAVA: in conversation with Mandy Quadrio
Mandy Quadrio is a contemporary artist and doctoral candidate at Queensland College of the Arts with the Griffith University. Her multidisciplinary pr...
Episode 48: Renuka Bauri, CARFAC
"The artist doesn't have to be starving. It should not be starving. It is not the way that it should be. You should be able to be an artist and sustai...
Episode 47: Eme, Anti-Colonial Asian Alliance(AAA)in conversation with Soo-Min Shim
In this podcast, Eme, artist and member of the Anticolonial Asian Alliance, is in conversation with Soo-Min Shim from NAVA's Membership and Communicat...
Episode 46: Latai Taumoepeau in conversation with Justine Youssef
In this podcast, Latai Taumoepeau speaks with NAVA’s Professional Development Coordinator, Justine Youssef, about her practice relative to climate jus...
Arts Day on the Hill
Recorded live at the launch of Arts Day on the Hill and the inauguration of the Parliamentary Friendship Group for Contemporary Arts and Culture, Co-C...
Episode 45: Make or Break in conversation with Esther Anatolitis
“I think we'll see organisations essentially deciding which artists get supported as opposed to artists applying directly to a funding body… There's i...
Episode 44: Genevieve Grieves
Genevieve Grieves in conversation with NAVA's Wesley Shaw and Georgia Mokak about her current role teaching students about decolonisation at the Art G...
Art/Life Balance
Esther Anatolitis in conversation with artists Abdul Abdullah, Çigdem Aydemir and Harriet Body presented in partnership with Parramatta Artist Studios...
Artist Run World
What would an artist run world look like? Imagine if artistic courage was a guiding force in the policy arena. What sort of cities could we build? Wha...
Episode 42: Bianca Beetson
Keynote recorded live at Australian Cultural Policy: The Next Decade, presented by Monash University’s Masters of Cultural & Creative Industries and N...
Episode 41: Tony Albert and Wesley Enoch
NAVA's Esther Anatolitis in conversation with Girramay/Kuku Yalanji artist, Tony Albert and Noonuccal Nuugi playwright and theatrical director, Wesley...
Episode 40: Adrian Villar Rojas in conversation with Coby Edgar
Artist Adrian Villar Rojas sits down with Coby Edgar to discuss the research methodologies informing his exploration of Australia as a potential site...
Episode 39: Feminist South Project
NAVA's Penelope Benton in conversation with Chinese-Australian artist Amy Suo Wu and artist, curator and founder of Feminist South, Kelly Doley.
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Episode 38: Karla Dickens in conversation with Penelope Benton
‘As artists we have to keep questioning and being really honest about what’s going on’ Karla Dickens, 2019.
Artist Karla Dickens sits dow...
Episode 37: Ku Arts Symposium in Port Augusta
Ku Arts is the South Australian support organisation for Aboriginal artists and art centres, and recently hosted a professional development symposium...
Episode 36: Jeremy Smith in conversation
‘Both the ‘Community and Cultural Development’ (CACD) and the ‘Emerging and Experimental Arts’(EEA) sector are the vanguards of the exploration of new...
Episode 35: Joe Toohey in conversation
'Any conversation becomes easier when there is a starting point of universal and collective understanding' Joe Toohey
Joe Toohey is the E...
Episode 33: Meeting Place with Arts Access Australia's Meagan Shand
For this episode, Penelope Benton chats with Meagan Shand, CEO of Arts Access Australia about this year's 'Meeting Place' forum held in Alice Springs....
Episode 32: Jeff Khan in conversation with Penelope Benton
Curator and writer, Jeff Khan joins Penelope Benton in conversation about Performance Contemporary as part of Sydney Contemporary Art Fair and Livewor...
Episode 31: Tess Maunder in conversation with Esther Anatolitis
Esther speaks with Tess Maunder ahead of the launch of her new publication, Absolute Humidity.
Absolute Humidity is a volume that aims to...
Episode 30: Esther Anatolitis at Cairns Indigenous Art Fair
In Cairns for the annual Indigenous Art Fair, Esther speaks with Artistic Director Janina Harding about this year's program.
Curator and...
Episode 29: Soda_Jerk in conversation with Esther Anatolitis
Soda_Jerk sits down with Esther Anatolitis in the NAVA office to talk about their most recent and controversial work, 'Terror Nullius, a political re...
Episode 28: Gosia Wlodarczak in conversation with Esther Anatolitis
In the window of the Australia Council building in Sydney, Esther Anatolitis is in conversation with Gosia Wlodarczak, during her drawing residency. T...
Episode 27: Abdul-Rahman Abdullah in conversation with Esther Anatolitis
Artist Abdul-Rahman Abdullah in conversation with Esther Anatolitis about his most recent work in 'Enough خلاص Khalas' exhibition at UNSW Galleries, a...
Episode 26: Chris Fox in conversation with Esther Anatolitis & Penelope Benton
For this episode, artist Chris Fox is in conversation with Esther Anatolitis and Penelope Benton around public art, and his most recent public artwork...
Episode 25: Sarah Goffman in conversation with Esther Anatolitis
For this episode, Esther Anatolitis is in conversation with artist Sarah Goffman.
Sarah describes her work as an obsession and compulsion...
Episode 24: Erica Green in conversation with Esther Anatolitis
Esther Anatolitis in conversation with Elvis Richardson, the curator of 2018 Adelaide Biennial. They discuss the exhibition, artists and the arts in S...
Episode 23: Elvis Richardson in conversation with Esther Anatolitis
For this episode, Esther Anatolitis is in conversation with artist and activist, Elvis Richardson. Founder of the Countess Report, Elvis has been expo...
Episode 22: Mami Kataoka in conversation with Esther Anatolitis
'the five fundamental elements of the universe is sitting in reciprocal relationship, so no one is stronger than the other, that one either kill or ki...