Artist to Artist Talks Knowledge In Motion
Today’s artists, in conversation, here and now.
Looking up, looking around, looking right side up, looking upside down. Artist to Artist is conceived as a series of insights – short, sharp conversations that offer fresh perspectives on local and global cultures.
Over the course of one year, an intergenerational roster of Australian and international artists from all career stages, will participate in a series of conversations that embrace experimental and innovative talk formats, in evenings that fizz with possibility.
From conversations that centre the capacity of music to heal, experimentation in design thinking, the loss of indigenous knowledge, and art as a means for healing, resistance and solidarity, artists are invited to inhabit the driver’s seat, setting the tone and tempo of the discussions that aim to sideswipe, whiplash and malfunction assumed knowledge – challenging us to look harder, further and deeper into what we understand about the world today.
Angela Tiatia and Julianknxx
27 Nov 2024
Filmmakers and artists Angela Tiatia and Julianknxx discuss how their creative work as artists can heal and repair social, cultural, and historical fissures.
James Nguyen and Guadalupe Maravilla
27 Jan 2025
Focusing on art, ritual and activism, Australian-Vietnamese artist James Nguyen and American-El Salvadorian Guadalupe Maravilla delve into how ancestral knowledge can be channelled to heal the body, mind and spirit of trauma.
Max Lamb and Martino Gamper
26 Mar 2025
Industrial designers Max Lamb and Martino Gamper centre their firebrand humour, and lifelong friendship, in a thoughtful discussion on how the design process can poetically remake the built world.
Megan Cope and Raven Chacon
20 May 2025
Quandamooka artist Megan Cope and Diné winning composer and artist Raven Chacon explore how First Nations cultural work can work in defiance of Indigenous erasure, reasserting indigenous knowledge and processes.
Micheal Do, Senior Curator, Contemporary ArtThese artists ask us to lift the moral floor, to stay clear eyed and alert, and most importantly, to confront, head on, while remaining tender, the rapidly shifting world we live in today. It gives me great pleasure to introduce Artist to Artist to Sydney, a city that hungers for ideas that are global and grand.