HeyJaredStudio Visit
Artist-curators, Omar Kholeif and Levin Haegele present Studio Visit–an artPost21 Production with Tabari Art, Dubai. Together, they unbuckle the stories, myths, and intimacies that occur inside the working studios of some of the most significant artists of our time.
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Chris Hugh Mackenzie (opens the original)
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Chris Hugh Mackenzie is one of the most striking painters of his generation. He visions the site of painting as one of transcultural enquiry, fashioning luminous cartographies that are filled with myriad forms of symbolism and communal memory. He describes his intention as a wish to evoke the same feelings as those of “souvenirs or postcards”—pictures that play between intentions of reality and the scope of the human imagination. Born in the 1980s, he studied at the Edinburgh College of Art and
Hannah Brown (opens the original)
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In this summer special, artist and creative producer, Levin Haegele takes us out of the studio to the Cornwall countryside on an aural exploration with the artist, Hannah Brown . Returning to sites that are cocooned both by memory and nature, this episode explores the relationship between the site of the studio and the exploratory spaces that artists often return to. A key focus for Brown, a painter whose art explores the psychology of the English landscape are the edgelands, the in-between spac
Charan Singh (opens the original)
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Charan Singh is an award-winning artist and researcher who uses lens based media to explore the performative aesthetics of portraiture and self-portraiture. In particular, they are concerned with "the promise of beauty" looked at from outside of the Euro-American lens of visual culture. Informed by nearly two decades working in not-for-profit (NGO-type) organizations in India, their art seeks to represent and story the lives of individuals whose narratives often remain unseen. In this episode of
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