by F.U.C.(&K)
Failure, Understanding, Care (& Kunst) is an art and curatorial project based in Tromsø, Norway. We are launching a new interview every Thursday until 2nd December 2022 as part of our series on ”Failure”, and it will continue releasing episodes at random intervals throughout December 2022.
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December 23, 2022
It's us again (not Jon Ronson)! In Part 2 of our most navel gazing podcast yet, we talk about failure and F.U.C.(&K). We recommend nobody listen to this podcast episode due to its low quality and terrible jokes. This episode was recorded in November 2022, at least 4 month after Part 1. FYI, this will be the second last episode in our series "On Failure".
December 15, 2022
It's us (not Jon Ronson)! In our most navel gazing podcast yet, we talk about failure and F.U.C.(&K). We recommend nobody listen to this podcast episode due to its low quality and terrible jokes. Ruth & James talk a little bit about their own art practices, the failures of F.U.C.(&K) and what success means. This is part 1, recorded early on in our exploration of failure, in August 2022. Part 2 continues this conversation at the conclusion of our podcast recording, in November 2022. In the podcast we say that part 2 will be released concurrently, however due to a delay (we blame the snow...) it will be released soon.
December 1, 2022
In this episode of the Failure, Understanding, Care (& Kunst) podcast, we speak with musician Theta. Theta is someone we worked with as part of out outdoor exhibition "To Live as a Mayfly" in 2021. He presented a sculpture/ musical instrument in the woods near Tromsø Museum. One can see documentation of this here: https://thearcticagency.com/gallery/ We wanted to talk to Theta as he could give us insights into how an experimental musician would deal with failure, as well as from his life as a researcher- as someone who has found a way to combine art with life. He is almost certainly the most famous person we have interviewed so far as part of this series as he has his own wikipedia page. https://thetasounds.org/events/ On Failure: What is failure? It is something that most of us automatically recoil from, but is it really so terrible? What does it mean to fail? Is failure bad and is success good? Why does failure make us feel bad? Can art ever fail? Ruth and James from F.U.C.(&K) talk to a variety of artists about their art practice, failure, art and beyond. We try to answer some of these questions and then some, and generally have a nice time chatting to some lovely people. The music in this episode was by Background Music For House Parties. This podcast series was funded by Norsk Kulturrådet and made possible with the help of Nicholas Horne and Tromsø Academy of Arts. thearcticagency.com
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Failure, Understanding, Care (& Kunst) is an art and curatorial project based in Tromsø, Norway.
We are launching a new interview every Thursday until 2nd December 2022 as part of our series on ”Failure”, and it will continue releasing episodes at random intervals throughout December 2022.
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