Extra-Ordinary Women is a podcast series presenting extraordinary stories by ordinary women living in Munich.
For the first series, you will find women from a variety of backgrounds, nationalities and paths of life, who, like all of us, had their lives touched by (other) women in their journeys, while themselves being change-makers in their daily lives.
Extra-Ordinary Women is part of the #sieINSPIRIERTmich festival & supported by the Kulturreferat München.
A project by Jessica Capra & Mariana Sesma.
Production & sound design by Hammer &Amboss
Get a taste of Extra-Ordinary women project, come with us behind the scenes of making the podcast, and enjoy listening to some extracts from all the different episodes. Huge thanks to our fantastic production & sounds designers Helen Malich and Christoph Brandner who made this fantastic extract, which embeds and captures the beautiful atmosphere that surrounded us for the complete duration of the project. Enjoy!
6 Mar 2020
Barbara: "Die Zeit der Selbstuntersuchung"
In dieser Folge führt uns Barbara Groß, eine Galeristin, die seit mehr als 30 Jahren Künstlerinnen fördert, durch ihre ersten Begegnungen mit Kunst, die sie machte, als sie mit ihrer Familie Kirchen besichtigte, und als sie alte Meister in der Alten Pinakothek entdeckte, als sie auf dem Weg zum Zahnarzt war.
Sie erzählt uns von der feministischen Bewegung in München und wie es ihr Interesse weckte, dass es kaum weibliche Künstler in den Museen gab.
Nach der Geburt ihrer Tochter reflektiert sie, was in ihrem Leben wichtig ist, und verpflichtet sich, die Arbeit von Künstlerinnen zu fördern, noch bevor sich die meisten Museen und Sammler die Mühe machten, einen zweiten Blick auf ihre künstlerische Arbeit zu werfen.
Zum Schluss erzählt sie uns, wie viel wir durch das Betrachten von Kunst über uns selbst lernen können, und sieht ihre Rolle als Vermittlerin zwischen Kunst und Öffentlichkeit.
------- http://www.barbaragross.de/ (http://www.barbaragross.de/)
6 Mar 2020
Barbara: “Have a conversation with a painting”
In this episode, the gallerist Barbara Gross shares her passion for art and for inspiring people to look at the work of female and young artists.
She remembers visiting museums on her trips to the dentist and being introduced to art by her parents. She recalls the feminist movement in Munich and how that opened her eyes to the almost no existence of female artists in museums, leading her to fight for better work conditions to women’s artists.
She acknowledges the advancements for women in the past years, while reinforcing that “there is still a lot to do”. Most beautifully, she reminds us that the best way to learn about art is to look at it and allow ourselves to “have a conversation” with the artworks. This will lead you to a world of discoveries.
----- http://www.barbaragross.de/ (http://www.barbaragross.de/)
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