Episode Playlist
Sugar Loafing Arts Cast 25-01-2021 Shakespeare, Art and Gin( 0:57:36)
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Jo Stallard was so taken with the light in a potential studio space in Fenton St, Whakaahurangi-Stratford that she and her partner bought the whole building... and proceeded to turn it into the wee gem that is Fenton Street Art Collective: gallery, coffee shop and gin distillery. Jo talks about her process-driven oil paintings of human subjects, her inspirational plans to change the face of Stratford and how she manages to bring so many big ideas to fruition.
Published: 1/25/2021 11:30:00 AM
Sugar Loafing Arts Cast 16-01-2021 Antonia OMahony( 0:52:12)
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Researching family and local history inspired Antonia O'Mahony's works on paper, with accompanying audio, showing as part of Puke Ariki 's Homework exhibition. We explore the history of Moturoa, the people who lived there, a mysteriously disappeared stream that once ran through it and how they've formed part of Antonia's work.
Published: 1/18/2021 11:00:00 AM
Sugar Loafing Arts Cast 21-11-2020 Jordan Quinell( 0:35:56)
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Interview with Jordan Quinnell (Ngā Ruahine, Taranaki and Tūwharetoa) an emerging artist known for graphical digital prints, often depicting events important to his whanau and Taranaki history, such as the Parihaka invasion.
Published: 11/23/2020 4:15:00 PM
Sugar Loafing Arts Cast 14-11-2020 Teresa Tongi( 0:40:5)
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Once a police officer and a graduate of Auckland's Elam School of Art, more recently Theresa Tongi found herself picking up a paintbrush in the small hours of the night, after waking to care for her two autistic sons. Her paintings evoke a sense of calm and draw on images and icons of her Samoan heritage. Theresa talks about her exhibition Masina Atoa, on at Koru on Devon until 27 Nov.
Published: 11/16/2020 12:45:00 PM
Sugar Loafing Arts Cast 07-11-2020 Marita Green( 0:55:5)
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You'll love this interview with Marita, who makes beautiful 'domestic ware' (aka cups, plates and stuff like that) with an emphasis on pieces that are a joy to use. Lots of philosophy and musings on the nature of art, life and making pots.
Published: 11/11/2020 3:45:00 PM