HeyJaredSecession Podcast
Secession Podcast is a new digital series created by the Secession. In conversations with artists, curators, and experts, the podcast series provides interesting insights into the twelve to fifteen exhibitions of contemporary art that take place at the Secession every year.
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Artists: Marianna Simnett in conversation with Bettina Spörr (opens the original)
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Marianna Simnett shares insights into her conceptual thinking and the creative process behind her exhibition Circus at the Secession, a multimedia exhibition that brought together light, sound, and sculptural works drawing on her Yugoslav heritage. This episode was recorded on 6 March 2026, the day after the opening. Marianna Simnett Circus 6.3. – 31.5.2026 Personal references, including a work that was inspired by her Jewish-Croatian grandfather’s experience during the Holocaust, intersect with
Artists: Katherine Hubbard in conversation with Sophie Thun (opens the original)
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Artists Katherine Hubbard and Sophie Thun explore how Hubbard's work is positioned within queer feminist art and critically engages with the tradition of analogue photography. The conversation was recorded during the installation of the exhibition on 7 June 2026. Katherine HubbardThe Great Room12.6. – 30.8.2026 How do you capture the inner life of a person whose reality no longer aligns with the outer world? And how do you remain in relation to someone who is both intimately familiar and irrever
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