Artemis Projects

All our doors sound differently. Project for 'Conquering the Space' workshop.

All our doors sound differently. Project for 'Conquering the Space' workshop.

This Artemis Projects podcast is with Melbourne-based theatre and performance maker Mish Grigor whom I Skyped on 20th August 2020 during the second wave of Covid19 lockdowns and shortly after her first ever digital performance titled 'Wasting Wasting Wasting Time' performed as part of Taipei's ADAM. In this podcast Mish and I talk about her experience of performing via zoom - what were surprises,...

Recorded via Skype Sydney to Melbourne 20 August 2020. Part of: soundcloud.com/artemis-projects/sets/what-is-your-natural-sleeping-rhythm And: www.artemisprojects.com.au/sleeping-residency

Back in December 2014, comedian Cait Harris and performance artist Ivan Cheng recorded their works for the x-mas show on Eastside Radio 89.7fm. Cait Harris is a Sydney based performer and writer of plays, films and short stories. Her stories can be found in the ebook The Sturgeon General Recommends Cait Harris with Momentum Publishing and she can be seen performing on ABC 2’s new series Storyclub...

Recorded via Skype Sydney to Melbourne 12 August 2020. Part of: soundcloud.com/artemis-projects/sets/what-is-your-natural-sleeping-rhythm And: www.artemisprojects.com.au/sleeping-residency

A short excerpt from the 'CLOUD whispers' video made with @trevorbrownmusic Full video: vimeo.com/446721733 Part of the CLOUDS project, a poem written by Ira Ferris in June 2020, contemplating changes and uncertainty. Details: www.artemisprojects.com.au/poems/clouds

A poem about adapting to changes and embracing uncertainty, written in June 2020, in response to Lleah Amy Smith’s project #MemorialFlag that encouraged observation of clouds and contemplation of loss. Written by: Ira Ferris Read by: Michelle St Anne of the Living Room Theatre (https://livingroomtheatre.org/) To read the poem see: https://www.artemisprojects.com.au/poems/clouds To observe the clou...

A conversation with Croatian performance artist Josipa Bubaš and poet/fiction writer Neva Lukić, recorded via Skype in April 2020, at the very start of the Covid19 lockdowns. The interview took place while I was taking part in Neva and Josipa’s workshop ‘Goosbumps’ which was originally meant to happen offline in Croatia but due to Covid restrictions had to find an alternative way of operating and...

This poem was developed as part of 'Ježenje' online/zoom-workshop with Croatian poet Neva Lukić and performance artist Josipa Bubaš, during which we have explored the concept and the feeling of 'goose-bumps' (‘ježenje’ in Croatian language). Held in April 2020. The poem is written in form of a collage and it can be read differently (in different order) each time. See the collage here: https://www....

Recorded in Sydney, Australia, 30 July 2020. Part of: https://soundcloud.com/artemis-projects/sets/what-is-your-natural-sleeping-rhythm And: https://www.artemisprojects.com.au/sleeping-residency

This Artemis Projects podcast is with Belgrade-based filmmaker, performer, and video-artist Anja Dimitrijević recorded via Skype on 17th May 2020 during the Covid19 lock downs. We speak about the online education, performances, connections, and new art languages that are emerging as a consequence of physical distancing. We enquired about the state of our bodies in increasingly digitised world and...

This Artemis Projects podcast is with Croatian multi-media artist Petra Mrša with whom I spoke over Skype, between Sydney and Rijeka, on 30th April 2020 during the Covid19 lock downs. I was drawn to Petra’s work after coming across her multi-disciplinary propositional works ‘Rehearsing Family’ and ‘What about the body?’ both of which were particularly relevant now that our homes became our univers...

Read and remixed: extract from Jacques Derrida 'The Animal That Therefore I Am'. If you'd like to know more about this text, check out this podcast: mixcloud.com/livingtheory-mcmasteruniversit/podcast-episode1-on-jacques-derridas-the-animal-that-therefore-i-am/ For the video version see: https://vimeo.com/422456220

Our meals are made of sounds, as much as of nutrients. One of the loudest places in our homes is kitchen, but most likely we do not pay attention to the cacophony of sounds created there; focusing instead on the preparation of the meal, perhaps having a side-conversation, and often playing music over these ambient sounds. Read the full sound study here: https://www.artemisprojects.com.au/the-sonic...

Recorded via Skype (Sydney to Rijeka, Croatia) 30 April 2020.

Conversation with Berlin-based visual and performance artist Darko Dragicevic whom i’ve called over Skype to talk about his projects ‘failure in practice’, in which he not only explores our individual and collective relationship to failure within artistic practices, but also the broader cultural and historical definitions of value and success. This podcast was recorded during Covid19 period of soc...

Podcast with dancer and filmmaker Diane Busuttil who is also Artistic Director of Creative Caring, organisation that facilitates healthy ageing using dance as a creative tool. Created as part of the WHY DANCE MATTERS NOW project, commissioned by Delving into Dance and Critical Path for the Interchange Festival. Recorded on 21 January 2020 on the Gadigal land of Eora nation, traditional custodians...

Podcast with composer, multi-instrumentalist, improviser, and sound artist, Trevor Brown. Created as part of the WHY DANCE MATTERS NOW project, commissioned by Delving into Dance and Critical Path for the Interchange Festival. Recorded on 30 January 2019 at the Woodford Folk Festival. Edited and produced on the Gadigal land of Eora nation, traditional custodians of the land on which we live, work,...

Podcast with Artistic Director of the Living Room Theatre and Deputy Director of the Sydney Environment Institute, Michelle St Anne. Created as part of the WHY DANCE MATTERS NOW project, commissioned by Delving into Dance and Critical Path for the Interchange Festival. Recorded on 8 January 2020 on the Gadigal land of Eora nation, traditional custodians of the land on which we live, work, and danc...

Podcast with Croatian dancer, author, performer, and producer of Improspekcije festival for improvisation and live art, Sonja Pregrad. Recorded as part of the WHY DANCE MATTERS NOW project, commissioned by Delving into Dance and Critical Path for the Interchange Festival. Recorded on 15 January 2020 on the Gadigal land of Eora nation, traditional custodians of the land on which we live, work, and...

Podcast with a multi disciplinary performer, choreographer, movement researcher and educator, Kate Sherman. Created as part of the WHY DANCE MATTERS NOW project, commissioned by Delving into Dance and Critical Path for the Interchange Festival. Recorded on 26 January 2020 on the Gadigal land of Eora nation, traditional custodians of the land on which we live, work, and dance. We pay our respect to...

Podcast with the Artistic Director, choreographer and founding member of "Dusha Balkana", the Australian Academy of Balkan Dance & Culture, Yorgo Kaporis. Created as part of the WHY DANCE MATTERS NOW project, commissioned by Delving into Dance and Critical Path for the Interchange Festival. Recorded on 30 January 2020 on the Gadigal land of Eora nation, traditional custodians of the land on which...

Podcast with university lecturer in Management Accounting and passionate dancer in life, Nicole Sutton. Created as part of the WHY DANCE MATTERS NOW project, commissioned by Delving into Dance and Critical Path for the Interchange Festival. Recorded on 25 January 2020 on the Gadigal land of Eora nation, traditional custodians of the land on which we live, work, and dance. We pay our respect to the...

Podcast with pilates, yoga, and ballet for kids teacher Amiee Hershan. Created as part of the WHY DANCE MATTERS NOW project, commissioned by Delving into Dance and Critical Path for the Interchange Festival. Recorded on 10 January 2020 on the Gadigal land of Eora nation, traditional custodians of the land on which we live, work, and dance. We pay our respect to their elders, past present and emerg...