WHY THIS? Is a podcast mini-series consisting of informal chats with arts workers of a wide variety. Aaron Schuppan, Nexus Arts’ Media Manager, chats with arts workers from a wide variety of backgrounds, mediums and career levels - from people just starting out to seasoned professionals. “Why this?” is something that everyone in the arts asks themselves from time to time. The conversations are inspiring, funny, educational and, if we dare, inspirational
Why This? A Nexus Arts Podcast
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WHY THIS? Is a podcast mini-series consisting of informal chats with arts workers of a wide variety. Aaron Schuppan, Nexus Arts’ Media Manager, chats with arts workers from a wide variety of backgrounds, mediums and career levels - from people just starting out to seasoned professionals. “Why this?” is something that everyone in the arts asks themselves from time to time. The conversations are inspiring, funny, educational and, if we dare, inspirational
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October 27, 2022
WHY THIS? Episode 9: Jake Yang
<p>Jake Yang is a recent graduate of Adelaide Central School of Art, Kaurna Land, Adelaide. Yang’s practice explores various disciplines, notably painting, sculpture, drawing and photography. Yang’s practice is driven by the continual exploration youth culture in contemporary society, integrated with strong influence from his conservative traditional Chinese culture. Yang challenges the normative assumptions around identity through his exploration of existing within in three very different cultures at once (Chinese, Australian and contemporary cultures). His practice explores the evolving cross-section within himself. Yang’s practice explores contemporary ways of painting, through formal elements influenced by Traditional cultural artefacts and techniques as a way to connect with his neglected cultural identity growing up. In his series of work, he forefronts personal inner conflictions in his life, highlighting intimacy, privacy, freedom and rebellion. This inner struggle speaks to a double-life representation of façades and expectations that derive from conservative cultural upbringings.</p>
July 21, 2022
WHY THIS? Episode Eight: Hamed Sadeghi
<p>Born in Iran, Hamed Sadeghi is a multi ARIA award nominated, tar player and composer based in Sydney Australia. He is the founder and composer of the Eishan Ensemble, one of the most acclaimed bands in Australia and has toured nationally and internationally for numerous times. Vazesh, his fully improvised collaborative project with Jeremy Rose and Lloyd Swanton has been a finalist at Art Music Awards. He has been involved in many collaborative and solo projects around the world including touring with the maestro Shahram Nazeri in Australia and have played at the most well known festivals and prestigious concert halls.</p>
July 1, 2022
WHY THIS? Episode Seven: Maryam Rahmani
<p>Maryam Rahmaniis an Iranian born Santur player. Maryam conjures a magical sound from her santur, a delicate 72-string hammer dulcimer, to weave spells of ancient culture and tradition.</p>
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