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Toffee sculptures, cannibalism and who’s funding who…we chat with artists to unpack what’s happening in contemporary art right now. Hosted and produced by Sharifah Emalia Al-Gadrie for Contemporary Art Tasmania.
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Signup to Generate a PitchToffee sculptures, cannibalism and who’s funding who…we chat with artists to unpack what’s happening in contemporary art right now. Hosted and produced by Sharifah Emalia Al-Gadrie for Contemporary Art Tasmania.
What are you looking at? is hosted by Contemporary Art Tasmania. The show has published 45 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Thinking outside the white box" (4 September 2026, 66 minutes), "In the garden" (26 August 2026, 57 minutes), and "Eat the art" (28 May 2026, 69 minutes).
What are you looking at? publishes roughly irregularly, with episodes averaging 44 minutes across 45 episodes.
Booking probability for What are you looking at? is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. What are you looking at? requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. What are you looking at?'s contact route on record: verified email.
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Contemporary Art Tasmania hosts What are you looking at?, an arts podcast with 45 episodes published.
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Hannah Foley , Reece Nicoloau , Elise Romaszko and Maggie Jeffries question and consider different formats and approaches to exhibiting art — sharing their experiences on ways that white box gallery norms can be...
Episode #46
Bec Stevens and Stephanie Doddridge tell us about their creative practices and how their experiences and understanding of gardening, ecological systems and community have shaped the way that they make art. Together...
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Starting at the intersecting point of culinary and creative practice, Haneen Mahmood Martin and Caitlin Fargher discuss how an arts practice can be productive medium to unpack lineage and familial history, talk models...
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This episode of What Are You Looking At? is a series of conversations with artists Noah Johnson, Lila Meleisea and Justene Williams focussing on how the use of certain materials influence and inform their artistic...
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This episode of What Are You Looking At? is a table conversation with Zara Sully, Pete Marseveen and Nour Abdullatif about the relationship between art and money, initially focussing on fundraising but then expanding to...
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This episode of What Are You Looking At? is a table conversation with Jade Lillie, Andy Hutson and Aunty Cheryl Mundy Trimanya, reflecting on collaboration and community engaged practice. Andy Hutson is a visual artist...
Episode #38
This episode of What Are You Looking At? explores zines and zine culture, reflecting on the Contemporary Art Tasmania 2024 end of year exhibition, Paper Trail . Lead artists, Miranda Rogers , Jess Bateman and Leigh...
Reflecting on Embraced in the Loving Arms of An Algorithm – v1.1 — curated by Jon Smeathers for Contemporary Art Tasmania in April 2024 — Sophie Penkethman-Young and Jon speak about intersections of their practices...
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A conversation with Leyla Stevens and Melanie Lane, reflecting on Balinese and Javanese dance, diasporic bodies working within and from traditional stories in contemporary practice, and the intersections of cultural...
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For her final episode of What are you looking at? podcast Pip Stafford talks to Nadia Refaei , Alex Kelly , and Amy Spiers , asking them: What *can* art do?This episode explores how art can contribute to social change...
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This episode discusses Feras Shaheen and Jay Hennicke 's exhibition at Contemporary Art Tasmania, Our Side of Things . The installation and associated programs were a vivid representation of freestyle football battles...
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Artists are well-known pack rats. If you conjure up the stereotypical artist's studio in your mind, it might well be a sort of wunderkammer of materials of creation, inspiration and detritus. Artists also use...
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Greed/Rakus/Geirig curator Lisa Campbell-Smith talks to lead artist Tisna Sanjaya. Interview translation by Daffa Sanjaya. The Jeprut artist community was founded in the 1980s in Bandung, West Java. Indonesian artist...
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The C word is “class”. In this episode Pip Stafford and guest host, Andrew Harper, talk about the friction between class and art, featuring interviews with Mish Grigor and Miriam McGarry. Miriam McGarry’s Hidden Cities...
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What are you looking at? producer Pip Stafford and CAT Communications Co-ordinator Nadia Refaei took a visit to Broom and Brine farm in winter 2022. This episode is an interview with Broom and Brine's co-founder...
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Tomoko Momiyama and Joel Stern in conversation at Contemporary Art Tasmania, speaking about the concepts and experience of creating ' Listening Within the Opacities of our Times and Places ' at Contemporary Art...
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Japanese composer and artist Tomoko Momiyama speaks to Pip Stafford about her collective sound practice. Tomoko Momiyama works internationally as a music composer, artist, dramaturg, and producer of multi-disciplinary...
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In this bonus, short episode of What are you looking at? Pip Stafford talks to Gay Hawkes about the experience of losing her home and studio during the 2013 Dunalley bushfires. Gay’s exhibition, featuring works made...
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This episode uses Diana Baker Smith’s the Lost Hour as a starting point to explore three very different stories, of art, of culture and of loss. Pip Stafford talks to Fiona Fraser, Julie Gough and Diana Baker Smith...
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