Tammy Honey is an Australian artist who for the past 25 years has made work about memory and place framed as a Metamodernist approach of oscillation between meta and social issues represented through painting, video art, and installation. Within this structure, she works in a method of long-term, ongoing series of works that address a particular thematic situated by works through collecting and translating data within her practice.

She has exhibited and screened in numerous countries and venues including the TATE Modern, Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane, Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Melbourne, SCOPE Art Fair, and the Dundee Arts Centre, UK. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Tasmania and is represented in collections such as the ERGAS Collection at the Museum of Contemporary Art Sydney and private in Australia, New Zealand, USA, Canada, Iceland, England, and Indonesia.

https://www.tammyhoney.com/
https://www.instagram.com/tammy_honey_/

CLAIRE BRIDGE is a multi-disciplinary artist, of Anglo-Indian and culturally Deaf heritage, who explores body, gesture, voice and power, gendered violence, intergenerational legacies, and the labours of personal and cultural repair with a deep interest in collaborative and emergent frameworks.

She draws on myth as a vessel transversing porous time, alive with potential to transmit and transform culture. Embedded within her processes, objects, and materials, are gestures of repair of personal and collective wounds, opening ruptures of transformational potential and plasticity. 
In Bridge's practice, repair is a vital practice of cultural resistance.Through an intersectional feminist lens, Bridge’s work queers and ruptures the status quo, disrupting entrenched paradigms and offering possibilities for hope and future worlding.

Claire currently has an exhibition at the Footscray Community Arts Centre that she curated alongside which is major collaboration with Deaf artist Chelle Destefano and Deaf Community titled, ‘What I Wish I’d Told You’. This exhibition affirms the story of Deaf experiences and diverse, complex identities, in an immersive exhibition of large scale video projections, which bring visitors into a Deaf world.

Claire's next solo exhibition will be at ACAE Gallery in Collingwood this coming November, opening November 19th.

https://www.clairebridgeartist.com/
https://footscrayarts.com/event/what-i-wish-id-told-you/ 
http://www.acaearts.com.au/

Today I talk with Luke Adams about his art practice, how his practice has evolved over the years and how he supports his art practice with paid work.

Luke is interested in how technology, and other forms of media, can condition our reception of cultural information; which in turn has influence over our individuality and local identity within a global culture.

 Initially trained as a painter, Luke completed an undergraduate degree in Sculpture and Spatial Practice at RMIT, and more recently completed an MFA by Research at the VCA in Melbourne.

https://www.lukekadams.com