
Show Notes
word cloud:
Clare’s show at the LV store;
How much actual artmaking can big fashion houses do?
world of ideals in fashion ads
romanticising shit jobs
Yankee Ramses-Roadies
the hilma af klint nordic barbecue
the constructed visual world and the order of appearances
memory and perception
sydney social stuff
a discussion on the group show with Pearl Smith,
Pops Bagnall, Madi Feist and Clare Wigney called It’s Raining
https://chinaheights.com/exhibitions-2011-2024/its-raining-2024
Great essays related to our chat:
https://spikeartmagazine.com/articles/essay-in-heaven-we-live-in-two-dimensions
https://spikeartmagazine.com/articles/essay-the-internet-is-forever
this episode of hung up was sponsored by the hilma af klint nordic barbecue
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