Recording of a performance, titled: Recreation - Exploring Ekphrasis through words and music, an event held at Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery on 17th April 2021. It was inspired by the artworks of Olga Cironis in Dislocation, an exhibition held du

Ep 17: Expressions of India with the Berndt Museum of Anthropology and LSAC

Dec 17th, 2020 29m 59s

In this episode, Michael Houston and Sofie Nielsen from the Berndt Museum of Anthropology are joined by members of the 2020 LWAG Student Advisory Committee Maya Quinn and Jeremy Passmore to discuss the online exhibition 'Expressions of India: F

Ep 16: Salvation Rainbow with Benjamin Bannan and Brent Harrison

Nov 30th, 2020 21m 7s

'HERE&NOW20: Perfectly Queer' curator Brent Harrison speaks with exhibiting artist Benjamin Bannan about his new work 'Salvation Rainbow', on show in HERE&NOW20.HERE&NOW20: Perfectly Queer is the 2020 iteration of Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery'

Ep 15: Behind the Scenes with Ted Snell and LSAC

Aug 21st, 2020 41m 54s

Hear about the recent history and future programs at Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery, as well as Director Ted Snell's own career path in this intimate conversation between Snell and members of the LWAG Student Advisory Committee (LSAC) Victor Arul,

Ep 14: On the Cruthers Collection of Women's Art with Lee Kinsella and LSAC

Jul 31st, 2020 32m 58s

Learn more about the Cruthers Collection of Women's Art (CCWA) in this conversation with CCWA curator Lee Kinsella and members of LSAC (LWAG Student Advisory Committee) Victor Arul, Fannisa Balqis Assyilah, Mia Davis and Amy Reid. One of seve

Ep 13: LWAG Beginnings with Ted Snell with Ivan Hoffman

Jul 13th, 2020 14m 26s

In celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery, LWAG Director Professor Ted Snell, speaks with Perth businessman Ivan Hoffman about the fundraising involved in building the Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery.In 1986, Hoffm

Art Aside 2: The Case of the Backyard Pollocks

Jun 26th, 2020 11m 29s

In this second episode of 'Art Aside', LWAG Director Ted Snell explores the National Gallery of Australia's controversial 1973 purchase of the painting 'Blue Poles' by Jackson Pollock and its reverberations in Perth.'Art Aside' is a series of

Ep 12: David Bielander and Helen Britton from MAKING: A living?

Jun 11th, 2020 25m 8s

Munich-based artists David Bielander and Helen Britton share reflections and insights on their practice as artists in this public talk during the 2019 symposium 'MAKING: A living?'Produced in collaboration between LWAG, the 2019 Fremantle Bie

Art Aside 1: The Stolen Smile

May 14th, 2020 6m 49s

LWAG Director Ted Snell delivers the first in our 'Art Aside' series. In these short 5-10 minute episodes, Ted delves into fascinating and little-known stories within the history of art. This first 'Art Aside' explores the theft of the 'Mona

Ep 11: We are Crumbs with Iain Dean and Ted Snell

May 1st, 2020 14m 25s

Artist Iain Dean talks with LWAG Director Professor Ted Snell on his work, including a new piece, 'We are Crumbs', commissioned for INSIDE/OUT, a series of artworks for the LWAG's south-facing windows celebrating its 30th anniversary. A selecti

Ep 10: Textiles Lucidity with Belinda von Mengersen

Nov 22nd, 2019 41m 51s

Artist, curator and textile theorist Dr Belinda von Mengersen delivers the keynote talk, 'Textiles Lucidity', for the 2019 symposium Social Fabric at Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery.Organised alongside the exhibition HERE&NOW19: Material Culture,

Ep 9: In the Beginning with Tiwi Design co-founder Madeleine Clear

Dec 19th, 2017 58m

Using archival images, Madeleine Clear, co-founder of Tiwi Design, reminisces about the early years of Tiwi Design, where she worked closely with artists in the late 1960s.From humble beginnings as a printmaking workshop, it went on to gain n

Ep 8: Celebrating the Centenary of Sidney Nolan with Philip Mead and Catherine Noske

Oct 9th, 2017 1h 1m

In this talk, Professor Philip Mead and Dr. Catherine Noske delve deeper into historical and literary associations conjured by the artworks of Sir Sidney Nolan in celebration of Nolan’s Centenary year, and highlighting his works in the UWA Art

Ep 7: Stories of the Indian Diaspora with Sana Bharadwaj

Aug 30th, 2016 59m 57s

Sana Bharadwaj, PhD Candidate in Linguistics at UWA, reflects on how language, culture and identity interact in the sociolinguistics of the Indian diaspora in Australia.This event was organised alongside the exhibition Bharti Kher: In Her Own

Ep 6: Challenges for Emerging Curators

Aug 25th, 2016 56m 59s

An 'emerging curator' confronts many situations. Join local curators Eve Chaloupka, Erin Coates, Gemma Weston and Dr Laetitia Wilson, whose own experiences reveal some of the diverse challenges and interpretations of the role and responsibiliti

Ep 5: Presenting the Yirrkala Drawings with Sandy Toussaint, Eve Chaloupa and Kelly Rowe.

Mar 18th, 2015 1h 2m

An astonishing collection of crayon drawings on brown paper was first created by Yolngu artists in late 1940s north-east Arnhem Land. Now part of the Berndt Collection of Australian Aboriginal cultural materials, this talk brings together insig

Ep 4: Uncovering the Yirrkala Drawings with Sarah Bunn

Mar 17th, 2015 40m 40s

While preparing the Yirrkala drawings for exhibition, Art Gallery of New South Wales Conservator Sarah Bunn was excited to uncover layers of information in the process. Material culture not only tells stories about its content, but also of its

Ep 3: You Must Change Your Life with Sheavaun Cooley

Nov 13th, 2014 44m 52s

Writer and academic Dr Shevaun Cooley presents ‘You must change your life’, a discussion of the intersection of art and poetry, and what happens when those works carry with them the whiff of death. This talk was presented as part of the publi

Ep 2: Engaging Possibility: Access Programs at MoMA with Carrie McGee

Aug 28th, 2013 1h 24m

Carrie McGee and her colleagues at The Museum of Modern Art have won international respect for their unique efforts to make the MoMA’s extensive resources, collection and programs accessible to visitors with disabilities. In this lecture McGe

Ep 1: CURATINGforum with Anne Loxley, Helen Carroll and Stefano Carboni

May 24th, 2013 1h 3m

CURATINGforum was both an actual and virtual forum hosted by the Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery for generating discussion around contemporary curatorial practice. The forum focuses on the ways in which art institutions, artists, business and non-a

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