Creative Crush: Shireen Taweel
Through her copper works, Shireen explores her experiences of being an Australian Muslim of Lebanese decent, and shares ideas of cultural exchange, sacred space and cultural hybridity.
Through her copper works, Shireen explores her experiences of being an Australian Muslim of Lebanese decent, and shares ideas of cultural exchange, sacred space and cultural hybridity.
Resident filmlordes Jack and André chat with local filmmaker Imogen McCluskey about her ambitious micro-budget feature film debut ‘Suburban Wildlife’.
Alana lets Lucy in on how to turn a history-changing work of non-fiction into a powerful dance experience, and also on what a dramaturg is actually.
Lucy Smith caught up with Indigenous writer, performer and all-round powerhouse, Steven Oliver. Known to most as the man behind Black Comedy, this week he hosts Faboriginal, a deadly art game show at the Art Gallery of NSW.
DRMNGNOW is a multi-disciplinary Yorta Yorta artist based in Naarm (Melbourne). He dropped by the station to talk about his latest single, ‘Indigenous Land’.
Inspirational Federal Member for Barton the Hon Linda Burney spoke to Bridie Tanner on Mornings, ahead of her keynote speech at Sydney University’s NAIDOC celebrations.
Viceland’s own foul-mouthed Torontoan gastronome Matty Matheson stopped by to serve up some sizzling hot takes on BBQ, veganism and plus-size modelling with a light dusting of mic-burps and f-bombs.
Creative Crush is an interview series profiling a Sydney creative who we’ve been loving. Finding out the behind-the-scenes of their practice, what they’ve been up to and where we can go see their work!
Greg Sestero came in to Mornings this week if you can believe it, to chat with Bridie and filmlordes, Jack and Andre for Movies Movies Movies.
The Biennale of Sydney is in its last week! Six exhibiting artists talk art as activism, creating as community-building, and the artist’s role within our current political landscape.