In support of our unique and talented communities, kART brings you 'art for your ears'. À la Kart’s episodes 1 though 4 were brought to you by Suzanne Gillies who came up with and fabulously developed the idea from concept. these podcasts are insights into the work and lives of artists, curators, art administrators, and generally interesting characters and influencers who dot our cities. Future podcasts are presently on hold, but will surely continue once we develop a better way to get art to ‘ur’ ears. All episodes of À La kART have been recorded on an iPhone or digital recorder and are uncut & uncensored…Is this thing on? HELLO?
EPISODE 5:
Episode 4:
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Episode 3:
For our third episode, Suzanne catches up with her dance partner, Graham Asmundson, in his studio in Winnipeg. They get down into his ritual art practice as a painter, issues of censorship - as well as other personal stories - like dispelling the rumours, trips to Paris and dancing at Club 200.
Episode 2:
In this episode, Suzanne sits down with artist Liz Garlicki at Urban Shaman Contemporary Aboriginal Art Gallery in Winnipeg. They talk bump n' grind, strippers, feelings of alienation from both the art and gay communities, the notion of personal fluidity, perogies, and of course, about her studio practice.
EPISODE 1:
With smart phone on hand and a technical trick or two up her sleeve, Suzanne Gillies helps us present our first À la Kart podcast, an interview with Kegan McFadden, an artist, writer and curator based in Winnipeg.
In this episode, Kegan shares insight into his controversial exhibition at the Canada Council Art Bank: Punctured Landscape, núna (now): SINCE THEN Group exhibition, and other projects.