Episode Playlist
Sugar Loafing Arts Cast 06-07-2020 Interview With Marianne Muggeridge Pt 1( 0:58:44)
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Marianne Muggeridge is one of Taranaki and New Zealand's most well-known and well-loved artists. Her work is in the collection of institutions like Te Papa and she’s won several major awards and competitions. She’s well known for her portraits, Taranaki mounga landscapes and iconic paintings of Wellington houses.
Published: 7/6/2020 1:30:00 PM
Sugar Loafing Arts Cast 20-06-2020 Emmanuelle Charmant( 0:55:39)
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French photographer Emmanuelle Charmant (Little French Bird) now lives and works in Ōpunake. She's just put together a lovingly handmade, pocket-sized book called The Great Lockdown in a Little Town, covering her documentary photography of Ōpunake during 2020's covid-19 rāhui (lockdown). We talk about this series and her wider work.
Published: 6/22/2020 12:45:00 PM
Sugar Loafing Arts Cast 13-06-2020 Young Artist Award( 0:26:6)
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Suraya speaks with Justin Morgan and Laura Campbell from Puke Ariki. Both are judges for this year's Emergence Awards. The TSB Community Trust Award for Young Taranaki Artists aims to empower and encourage the creative talents of young, aspiring and emerging artists from Taranaki, while providing a showcase for their works.
Published: 6/15/2020 4:15:00 PM
Sugar Loafing Arts Cast 30-05-2020 Decolonisation In NZ Art( 0:56:16)
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An interview with Hanahiva Rose, writer on Maori and Pacific art practices and Assistant Curator at the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery/Len Lye Centre about colonisation and decolonisation in New Zealand art, with special reference to work in the Govett Brewster's collection.
Published: 6/2/2020 3:00:00 PM
Sugar Loafing Arts Cast 16-05-2020 What We Learned in Lockdown( 1:0:9)
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Taranaki artists (Rhonda Bunyan Photography/Art/Life/Taranaki, Green Morris Studio - Brenda Cash and Linda McFetridge) talk about what they did during rāhui (lockdown), what inspiration it brought and what to do when you run out of art supplies.
Published: 5/18/2020 4:15:00 PM
Sugar Loafing Arts Cast 09-05-2020 Intro to Early European Music Pt. 3( 0:52:45)
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Introduction to Early European Music Part 3 covers the period 1500 to 1630. We look at how the Renaissance conception of self, fast and furious religious change and !dancing! influenced music in Europe. We also hear a piece the Vatican banned for 150 years and learn some LBGTQ+ history.
Published: 5/11/2020 12:45:00 PM
Sugar Loafing Arts Cast 18-04-2020 Early European Music Pt 2( 0:38:10)
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Fun fact: Several early music manuscripts survived only because they were considered disposable in their time. 'The Worcester Fragments' were found cut up into pieces and used to bind other books, other pages screwed up and bunged into holes in organ pipes. It's the only notated example of 'the English style' French monks were discussing in their letters at the time.
In this episode, we find out more about how polyphony developed in European music, including details of the 12th century Parisian hotbed of innovation. Yay for Paris.
Published: 4/20/2020 5:00:00 PM
Sugar Loafing Arts Cast 11-04-2020 Early European Music Part 1( 0:52:50)
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From Ancient Greece (700BC) to Scotland's Rosslyn Chapel (1500AD), this episode includes where the Greeks hid their rhythms, what the music of Dolly Parton has in common with Gregorian chant, the undefeated, coolest nun ever, obscure musical physics you can try at home, sacred geometry, secret code-breaking, and reasons to show your genitals to a field of wheat.
Published: 4/15/2020 12:45:00 PM