Taller Together
Claim This Podcastby Tamzin Lovell
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<p>Taller Together is hosted by Tamzin Lovell. It has been produced by Artfundi Media Lab.</p><p>Visit <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://Armature-mag.art">Armature-mag.art</a> for more.</p>
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June 24, 2026
Indigo, Bone & Seabed | Christine Dixie
<p>Christine Dixie lives and works in Makhanda, the Eastern Cape town renamed in 2018 after the Xhosa warrior and prophet Makhanda ka Nxele, who led an 1819 attack on the British garrison at what was then Grahamstown. Two years after that battle, around four thousand British settlers were shipped into the Zuurveld to act, in the words of colonial planners, as "a human barrier" between the Cape and the amaXhosa. Dixie's own ancestors were among them. </p><p>"That very problematic history became much more apparent to me," she tells Tamsen Lovell on Taller Together. Her first response was the exhibition Frontiers, dealing directly with the settler ancestry. The line of inquiry has refused to close; Hide, Bathurst Street, Makhanda, and the more recent Bathurst Street installations all set the Georgian architecture of the settler town against cellphone images of the same streets now. The friction is the work. </p>
May 13, 2026
Art Crime Exposes Cultural Power | Noah Charney
<p>Art crime is usually sold to the public as a scene: a broken case, a night guard, a motorbike, a painting gone from a wall. Noah Charney's account of the field is less cinematic and more unsettling. The crime is not always the removal. Often it is the prior condition that made removal possible: weak records, diffused authority, untested expertise, a discreet market, and an institution that trusts an alarm before it trains the person who must answer it.</p><p>In this conversation with Tamzin Lovell, Charney treats art crime as a way of reading cultural power. The useful question is not simply who stole the object. It is who could move it, sell it, ignore it, insure it, authenticate it, or fail to notice its absence.</p>
April 29, 2026
The Work Between Doors | Jamie Turner
<p>In fine art transport, the work is often judged by how little it disturbs the room. A crate arrives. A painting is unpacked. A sculpture is placed. The client sees calm, not the route planning, condition checks, customs details, insurance sensitivities, or the compressed decisions made on site.</p><p>Jamie Turner's point is that this calm is not a mood. It is a product. As Managing Director of Castrum Global and founder of Lucett®, he works in the part of the art world where trust must survive physical contact: packing, loading, storage, movement, delivery, installation, and handover. In his conversation with Tamzin Lovell for Taller Together, he is not sentimental about that trust. He treats it as something built through behaviour, restraint, records, and the ability to say no. As he puts it, "They were buying the trust."</p>
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<p>Taller Together is hosted by Tamzin Lovell. It has been produced by Artfundi Media Lab.</p><p>Visit <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://Armature-mag.art">Armature-mag.art</a> for more.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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