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Oct 29, 2026

Elizabeth McCallGUEST
6:34
Yeah, so it's this Sunday between 11am and 4pm.
Elizabeth McCallGUEST
6:38
People can pop in any time during that period in the Art Gallery, Elder Hall, South Australian Museum and the State Library.
Elizabeth McCallGUEST
6:45
And we've got a map of where you can go and see ensembles playing.
Elizabeth McCallGUEST
6:50
Each ensemble plays two or three times during the day, the same set.
Elizabeth McCallGUEST
9:51
And that brings together eight musicians from classical backgrounds, from Nexus Art Orchestra with different instruments from Japan.
Elizabeth McCallGUEST
10:00
China and Iran and along with vibraphone.
Elizabeth McCallGUEST
10:06
So they're going to do this beautiful piece in the art gallery at the end of the day, which explores the idea of dawn to dusk.
Elizabeth McCallGUEST
10:11
And it's quite cinematic.
Frida ShafiGUEST
7:37
We throw that all out of the window.
Frida ShafiGUEST
7:40
Go to a modern art gallery and you'll see...
Frida ShafiGUEST
7:42
Tyres and scribbles and spray paint on the walls.
Frida ShafiGUEST
7:47
Banksy is a prime example of graffiti artists in a public space.
speaker_4GUEST
10:14
That's what we tend to say to ourselves, isn't it? But I think it's been amazing.
speaker_4GUEST
10:21
And she's introduced so many different styles.
speaker_4GUEST
10:24
And we went on a trip to the Art Gallery in Leeds with one of the curators talking about the Atkinson Grimshaw exhibition, which was really interesting.
speaker_4GUEST
10:35
And then we came back and... did something in the style of Atkinson Grimshaw.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
5:14
Academy curators were asked to spend half their time teaching at Drexel.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
5:19
Then came the Art Gallery, a $3 million project converting the library's main reading room into a space for the avant-garde.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
5:29
Cooper would explain to staff that the pieces were meant to spur conversation about climate change or the natural world.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
5:36
But the abstraction of the art felt out of place in a museum whose bread and butter was clearly explaining natural history to visitors, especially younger ones.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
5:18
Academy curators were asked to spend half their time teaching at Drexel.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
5:23
Then came the Art Gallery, a $3 million project converting the library's main reading room into a space for the avant-garde.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
5:33
Cooper would explain to staff that the pieces were meant to spur conversation about climate change or the natural world.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
5:40
But the abstraction of the art felt out of place in a museum whose bread and butter was clearly explaining natural history to visitors, especially younger ones.
Graham ChalmersHOST
4:22
seems York is really picking up in terms of the arts.
Graham ChalmersHOST
4:25
It's got a lot more live music and it's got a great art gallery and now it's got Topping & Company Bookshop.
Charles HutchinsonHOST
4:32
yeah what i like about this event again i think is that great tradition in york of an independent thinking with some backing to be fair from the council but you know it's bepe's taken taken on this enthusiastic project lots of people have piled in behind him with their expertise to help him to put this event on lots of sold-out concerts york arts barge has had particularly good concerts apparently And so you've had people maybe going to venues they've never been to before, maybe Young Thug Studios they've not ever been to before, very much a kind of cult venue within the city.
Charles HutchinsonHOST
5:02
Winning Post used to be a regular place for concerts, less so now, but therefore it's great that it's taking part in this event.
Graham ChalmersHOST
9:22
And it's just a fantastic place.
Graham ChalmersHOST
9:24
Another interesting thing was that the...
Graham ChalmersHOST
9:27
Kiamasa, the Contemporary Museum Art Gallery in Helsinki, which is really fancy-dan and very modernistic and very modern Turner Prize-like.
Graham ChalmersHOST
9:37
So, in other words, half of it was rubbish,
speaker_1ANNOUNCER
0:11
Across Greater Shepparton, Moira, Campaspe, Vanilla and Strathbogie Shires, this is Regional Voice on 1FM 98.5 and streaming live via the Community Radio Plus app.
speaker_0HOST
0:26
Welcome to the Regional Voice and today I am talking to the director of the Banala Art Gallery, Eric Nash, about all they've got on for the next month at the
speaker_2ANNOUNCER
0:35
Banala Art Gallery.
speaker_0HOST
0:38
Good afternoon, everyone.
speaker_0HOST
0:39
Welcome to the Regional Voice.
speaker_0HOST
0:41
And we're going a bit arty today because I have Eric Nash, who's the director of the Manala Art Gallery.
speaker_0HOST
0:46
How are you, Eric?
Eric NashGUEST
0:47
I'm good, thanks, mate.
Henry JamesGUEST
30:18
Uh, I took with me my friend and colleague, uh, Sheila Jeffreys.
Henry JamesGUEST
30:22
We'd arranged to meet outside Catto's Art Gallery, and I looked down, and there was this sort of diminutive Queen Mother figure standing out there, and I said, "Well, that must be her." So we went down, met her, and introduced ourselves, and indeed it was.
Henry JamesGUEST
30:35
So she took us round the corner into, uh, the, the house around the corner to give us tea.
Henry JamesGUEST
30:41
Uh, where I had tea and biscuits.

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