Collection+: Greg Semu
Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation presents Collection+: Greg Semu, curated by Mark Feary. In this film, go behind the scenes of the exhibition install and hear Gene Sherman, Greg Semu and Mark Feary discuss the project.
Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation presents Collection+: Greg Semu, curated by Mark Feary. In this film, go behind the scenes of the exhibition install and hear Gene Sherman, Greg Semu and Mark Feary discuss the project.
Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation presents Jompet Kuswidananto: After Voices, 2016. Curated by Alia Swastika, After Voices is an immersive, multidisciplinary installation that acts as a space for exploration of mass hysteria and trauma surrounding the rise and fall of recent Indonesia regimes. In this short film, go behind the scenes of the After Voices install, and hear from Gene Sherman, the artist and the project curator.
Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation (SCAF), in partnership with architectural firm BVN, presents Vo Trong Nghia Architects: Green Ladder, 2016. Presented in SCAF’s Courtyard Garden, Green Ladder is the fourth and final iteration of SCAF's Fugitive Structures series - an annual celebration of experimental architecture. In this film, go behind the scenes of the Green Ladder build, and hear Vo Trong Nghia discuss this project and his architectural philosophy.
Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation presents Mikhael Subotzky: WYE, an intersecting three channel, immersive video presentation. Go behind the scenes of the WYE install and hear Gene Sherman & Mikhael Subotzky discuss the project in the below short film.
As part of the Asia Pacific Architecture Forum, Vo Trong Nghia (Director and Founder, Vo Trong Nghia Architects), Brian Donovan (Principal, BVN Architecture), Sandra Kaji-O'Grady (Head of School and Dean of Architecture, University of Queensland), and Gene Sherman (SCAF's Executive Director) explore and discuss Vo's practice.
Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation presents Collection+: Christian Thompson, curated by Alana Kushnir. In this film, Christian Thompson and Gene Sherman, Executive Director of SCAF, discuss the project and Christian's practice.
Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation, in partnership with architectural firm BVN, presents Sway (2015). Created for the third iteration of SCAF's Fugitive Structures series - an annual celebration of experimental architecture.
Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation presents Owner Occupy (2015), an interactive gallery installation that seeks to create a timely discussion around architecture’s role in housing affordability, and the real estate market’s control of land ownership.
Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation presents Chinese Bible (2009), a performance installation comprising 3,000 diaries and notebooks collected by Beijing-based artist Yang Zhichao (b. 1963). Curated by Claire Roberts. SCAF Project 26. Exhibition dates: 14 May - 1 August 2015.
Professor Harriet Edquist surveys some of the issues that surround the ever-expanding idea of the archive, with examples ranging from the highly structured archive of John Soane to the participatory and community-oriented archive models advocated by contemporary museology.
Download MP3The Ethics of Emergency Architecture: Do Motives Matter? A panel discussion with Beck Dawson, Chief Resilience Officer, City of Sydney and David Sanderson, Professor, Judith Neilson Chair in Architecture, UNSW, moderated by Dr Simon Longstaff AO, Executive Director, The Ethics Centre.
Download MP3Shanghai correspondent for NPR (National Public Radio) and author of Street of Eternal Happiness, Rob Schmitz, in conversation with Dr Gene Sherman, as part of the 2017 Sydney Writers’ Festival.
Download MP3Ronni Kahn (Founder, OzHarvest) and Caroline Baum (writer, producer and photographer) unpack Waste Nation: the soon-to-be released documentary that details Ronni’s global journey to reduce food waste across Australia and beyond.
Download MP3Soichiro Fukutake presents the thinking behind his bold, far-reaching experiment on islands in Japan’s Seto Inland Sea. Benesse Art Site Naoshima comprises museums, permanent art installations and commissions on the islands of Naoshima, Teshima and Inujima.
Download MP3Tess Allas, Director of Indigenous Programs, UNSW Art & Design and Daniel Browning, Aboriginal journalist and radio broadcaster discuss the culture shock experienced by many indigenous students attending university.
Download MP3Penny Craswell moderates an art and architecture discussion featuring Georgina Reid, the Plant Hunter, and Philip Thalis, Hill Thalis Architecture and Councillor at the City of Sydney.
Download MP3Isabelle Toland, Amelia Holliday (Aileen Sage) and Michelle Tabet Creative Directors of The Pool, the Australian Exhibition at the 2016 Venice Architecture Biennale present the background, collaborative process and concepts behind their project.
Download MP3Artist Greg Semu and curator Mark Feary discuss the artist's practice and the exhibition, Collection+: Greg Semu.
Download MP3Dr Wiyu Wahono, noted Indonesian-born, German-educated art collector shares insights into the contemporary Indonesian art scene.
Download MP3Steven Alderton, Director: Programs, Exhibitions & Cultural Collections, Australian Museum and Mia Freedman, Co-Founder, Mamamia Women’s Digital Media Network, launched the Among Equals collection.
Download MP3Craig Judd, artist, independent curator, arts writer and educator, introduces the film Peggy Guggenheim: Art Addict whilst exploring the era in which Peggy thrived with special emphasis on post-war abstract expressionism and minimalism.
Download MP3Aaron Seeto, Curatorial Manager, Asian and Pacific Art at the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art, and Rachel Kent, Chief Curator at the MCA discuss Southeast-Asian art in a conversation moderated by Dr Gene Sherman.
Download MP3Melanie Eastburn, Senior Curator, Asian Art, Art Gallery NSW provided an introduction to the film, Cutie and the Boxer, and spoke about the Japanese art scene from the late 1960s - early 1970s.
Download MP3Joni Waka introduces The Strangest Stranger, a documentary film in which he also features as Tokyo-based art impresario, one of Japan’s most known/celebrated mysterious cultural gurus, who is both (deliberately) enigmatic and indefatigably open to people, ideas and opportunities.
Download MP3Jompet Kuswidananto, Indonesian artist, in conversation with Alia Swastika, curator, discuss Jompet's practice and After Voices.
Download MP3Xu Zhiyuan, cultural intellectual, writer and journalist, in conversation with Nicholas Jose, author and former Cultural Counsellor at the Australian Embassy, Beijing.
Download MP3South African-born documentary filmmaker Rod Freedman and psychoanalytic psychotherapist Dr Tessa Phillips, in conversation with Dr Gene Sherman discussing the WYE narrative and complexities of South Africa.
Download MP3Rémy Fenzy, Director of the École Nationale Supérieure de la Photographie, discusses photographic practice and educational institutions with Dr Gene Sherman and Dr Patricia Marechal-Ross.
Download MP3Artist Mikhael Subotzky in conversation with Dr Gregory Ferris, Lecturer, Media Arts & Production, UTS.
Download MP3Artist Mikhael Subotzky appeared in conversation with Nina Miall, curator and WYE essayist.
Download MP3Artist Christian Thomson and curator Alana Kushnir discuss with Gene Sherman the genesis of the Collection+ exhibition as well as Alana's curatorial approach to the Collection+ show.
Download MP3Shelter Hacks, an art & architecture conversation curated by Penny Craswell featuring special guest panellists: Timothy Horton, Registrar, NSW Architects Registration Board, Hugo Moline & Heidi Axelsen, architecture-artist duo, creators of Owner Occupy. Moderated by noted TV and radio presenter Fenella Kernebone.
Download MP3M+ curator Pauline Yao presents a behind-the-scenes preview of the museum’s architecture and curatorial vision.
Download MP3Nicholas Jose shares from his latest publication, Bapo – a collection of short stories inspired by events, people and personal experience during his decades of involvement in China.
Download MP3Chinese art expert Claire Roberts speaks with Nikki Anderson about Yang Zhichao’s work and the significance of Chinese Bible (2009).
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