Articulate: Talking art and ideas

What happens when everyday objects become tools to challenge stereotypes and reclaim identity? Since 2018, Wadawurrung artist Kait James has developed a distinct visual language through the reappropriation of racialised products, transforming familiar objects such as tea towels and souvenirs into sharp, thought-provoking works. This practice culminates in her most ambitious solo exhibition to date...

Un-Discipline / Blak works from Flinders University Museum of Art opens with three unassuming objects: a box of soap, a T-shirt, and a poster. They are ephemera from The Blak Laundry — a functional laundromat and art installation by artists Libby Harward and Dominique Chen. In this episode, Quandamooka artist Libby Harward joins Associate Professor and Un-Discipline curator Ali Gumillya Bake...

Anarchive: knowledge follows form brings together archival materials from FUMA’s Post-object and Documentation collection—one of Australia’s most comprehensive records of conceptual art from the 1960s and 1970s—alongside new, interpretative works by South Australian artist Bridget Currie. In this episode, Bridget and Anarchive curator Sasha Grbich delve into the making of t...

2026 marks 40 years since the publication of The ballad of sexual dependency , one of the most influential photographic series of the late twentieth century by American artist Nan Goldin. Widely regarded as Goldin’s magnum opus, the series comprises 126 photographs drawn from the National Gallery of Australia’s collection and is presented for the first time in Adelaide at Flinders Univ...