Really Interesting Women - the podcast
Ep. 122
Professor Julie Rrap
Julie has been a central figure in Australian contemporary art for 4 decades. Our conversation covers a lot and I guess that was inevitable given her enormous contribution to art both in Australia and internationally.
She has worked with photography, painting, sculpture, performance and video in an ongoing project concerned with representations of the body with a particular emphasis on the female body within western art history.
Julie has been described as one of Australia's leading feminist artists. Since her first exhibition in 1982, she has been consistently committed to the exploration of the role—or absence of roles—of women in the history of art.
Throughout her career she has exhibited extensively throughout Europe and Australia.
She completed her PhD in 2010 and is currently Co-Director and Co-Chair of Sydney College of the Arts.
Image: Simon Schluter
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https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/really-interesting-women/id1526764849
Really Interesting Women - the podcast
Ep. 122
Professor Julie Rrap
Julie has been a central figure in Australian contemporary art for 4 decades. Our conversation covers a lot and I guess that was inevitable given her enormous contribution to art both in Australia and internationally.
She has worked with photography, painting, sculpture, performance and video in an ongoing project concerned with representations of the body with a particular emphasis on the female body within western art history.
Julie has been described as one of Australia's leading feminist artists. Since her first exhibition in 1982, she has been consistently committed to the exploration of the role—or absence of roles—of women in the history of art.
Throughout her career she has exhibited extensively throughout Europe and Australia.
She completed her PhD in 2010 and is currently Co-Director and Co-Chair of Sydney College of the Arts.
Image: Simon Schluter
Visit instagram @reallyinterestingwomen for further interviews and posts of interesting women in history.
Follow the link to leave a review....and tell your friends
https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/really-interesting-women/id1526764849