HeyJaredCreating New Spaces: Interviews with artists redefining spaces through technology
Explore the practice of creating media art installations with the Creating New Spaces podcast. In each episode, the host Robin Petterd brings you interviews with artists who are pushing the boundaries of art and technology.
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Risk, Creativity, and Collaboration in Public Art with Emily O’Brien (opens the original)
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In this podcast you will learn how early risk planning can help you protect the creative objective, work through uncertainty, and deliver ambitious media art in public spaces. Emily O’Brien provides risk, safety, and crowd management services for cultural organisations, festivals, and arts projects. Before specialising in these areas, she worked for around 20 years as a production manager across arts festivals, contemporary dance, theatre, and unconventional creative projects. In this conversati
Public art, permanence and decay with Nigel Helyer (opens the original)
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In this podcast, Nigel Helyer explains how public artworks are designed for specific lifespans, how media installations can be maintained as their technologies age, and why contracts are central to the long-term maintenance of art in public spaces. Nigel Helyer is an internationally acclaimed Australian sculptor and sound artist who creates public artworks, sound sculptures and interactive media installations. His interdisciplinary practice connects art, science and technology through projects i
How Craig Walsh uses projection to transform trees into temporary public monuments (opens the original)
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In this interview, Craig Walsh explores the creative process behind Monuments . Monuments is a long-running outdoor projection project that uses projected portraits on trees to create temporary public monuments. The project began at Woodford Folk Festival in 1993, when Craig discovered how a projected portrait could align with the form of a tree and become a sculptural presence in public space. Craig Walsh is an Australian artist known for pioneering approaches to projection, installation, and s
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