Episode Playlist
The Physics Room Contemporary Art Kōrero - Episode 9( 0:26:38)
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In advance of our book sale on June 14, we return to some back issues of LOG Illustrated. LOG was conceived in 1997, to provide a site for artists and writers to experiment with images and texts in a print format. In this episode, Jane forages through LOG's past pages.
Published: 16/05/2025 8:00:00 p.m.
The Physics Room Contemporary Art Kōrero - Episode 6, 21 February 2025( 0:23:20)
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This episode of The Physics Room Contemporary Art Kōrero features artists Ma'alo Lafo, Axel Iva, Lolani Dalosa and designer Warren Olds speaking with James Tapsell-Kururangi. The audio portraits highlight some of the inspiration for the practice and process. And a preview of their current artworks in development for their upcoming exhibition at the end of March.
Published: 21/02/2025 8:00:00 p.m.
The Physics Room Contemporary Art Kōrero - Episode 5: with Jan Joel Cocks and Tarren Johnson( 0:35:43)
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Returning for the new year, this episode of The Physics Room Contemporary Art Kōrero introduces artists Tarren Johnson and Joel Cocks who have developed Blank Banquet, the first exhibition of 2025 at The Physics Room. Tarren and Joel speak to curator Jane Wallace about the process of creating this project, encompassing choreography, video, and photographic installation.
Published: 17/01/2025 8:00:00 p.m.
Art Not Science, Episode 62: A rebroadcast of a conversation between Rhea Maheshwari, Kahurangiariki Smith and Charlotte Huddleston.( 0:36:30)
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This episode of Art Not Science is a rebroadcast of one of our earliest episodes; Art Not Science Episode 4 this evening becomes episode 62. Artists Rhea Maheshwari and Kahurangiariki Smith discuss their exhibition Two Oceans at Once with Charlotte Huddleston, reorienting historical time in order to critique colonial legacies. The force of the ocean as both metaphor and articulation of home remains present in Kahurangiariki’s practice. One of the artists commissioned to develop a new moving image for our current exhibition Homing Instinct, Kahurangiariki’s work Mā te Moana was formed during time in Rarotonga, swimming near to where many ancestral waka departed for Aotearoa. Tracking travel between Rarotonga and Cambodia, Mā te Moana responds to the push and pull of the ocean, and ongoing indigenous mobility through the moana.
Published: 16/08/2024 8:00:00 p.m.
Art Not Science - Episode 61( 0:28:58)
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In this episode, we share a poem and an interview from our curriculum session hosted by Samoa House Library in the context of our recent exhibition, Distance is a blade, curated by Amy Weng. The poem, In the Animal Garden of My Body, by Marci Calabretta Cancio-Bello, and the interview between Hans Demeyer and Lauren Berlant, Intimacy as World-Making, both orbit themes of memory, intimacy, and affective forms of myth-making that were central to the exhibition.
Published: 19/07/2024 8:00:00 p.m.
Art Not Science - Episode 60( 0:35:30)
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In this episode we continue on from Episode 57 with the remaining readings from Correspondence 3.1: Conversations about the weather can no longer be regarded as small talk. Hana Pera Aoake reads their essay Meeting the Lake, and Honey Brown reads Non-Human Others and Kaupapa Māori Research by Te Kawehau Hoskins and Alison Jones.
Published: 21/06/2024 8:00:00 p.m.