Audio 1 TRESPASSING For the first in the series, Trespassing, Alana Hunt is in conversation with Chris Griffiths and David Newry, Miriwoong men who share a strong sense of commitment and responsibility in maintaining cultural legacies of Country.
Audio 2 RELATIONS For the second in the series, Relations, Alana Hunt is in correspondence with the artists Narelle Jubelin and Diana Wood Conroy—both senior artists with practices that have been active since the 1980s and 1970s respectively.
Audio 3 GLUTTONY For the third in the series, Gluttony, Alana Hunt is in conversation with Mona Bhan—a cultural anthropologist from Kashmir working in the US. Her work explores the role of economic and infrastructural development in counterinsurgency operations and people’s resistance movements to protracted war and conflict.
Audio 4 IMPOSSIBILITIES For the fourth in the series, Impossibilities, Alana Hunt is in conversation with Jazz Money—an award-winning poet, filmmaker and educator of Wiradjuri heritage currently based on beautiful Gadigal land. She specialises in storytelling, community collaboration and digital production and her first collection of poetry how to make a basket will be published by UQP in 2021.
Audio 5 TENSIONS For the fifth in the series, Tensions, Alana Hunt is in conversation with Kush Badhwar—an artist and filmmaker operating across media, art, cinematic and other social contexts.
Audio 6 WIT For the sixth, and final piece, in the series, Wit, Alana Hunt is in conversation with Ross Gibson, who makes books, films, and audiovisual installations, working in cultural institutions such as the Museum of Sydney and the Australian Centre for the Moving Image. He is currently Centenary Professor of Creative & Cultural Research at the University of Canberra.
