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Art Resides in Kandos

Art Resides in Kandos

By: Cementa and David Ryan
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What happens when contemporary art leaves the gallery?


The Cementa Festival of contemporary art shows us what this looks like. Each year, up to 30 festival artists are invited to take up residency in Kandos, central western NSW, Australia to engage with the locals, Dabee Country, and the regional situation.


In each episode, host David Ryan, Cementa’s creative producer, and Bridget Baskerville, an emerging visual artist hailing from Kandos, create space for these invisible processes to coalesce and take form through mutual recollection, reflection and conversation with residency artists and local people.


That which is hidden behind the art, the intangible work and play between artists and the people of Kandos, is documented through discussion. Captured are stories of collaboration, intervention and a celebration of different voices across both the contemporary art and Kandos communities.


Art Resides in Kandos, and here, there, wherever that is, with those who come and listen.

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Episodes
  • Meet Shammgods: performers who push their luck under the guise of making art.

    Meet Shammgods: performers who push their luck under the guise of making art.
    May 15 2022
    A fresh critique of socially engaged art from Shammgods resident artists in June 2021.

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    25 mins
  • Meet Hannah Jenkins and Rory Green: writers who merge poetry with technology.

    Meet Hannah Jenkins and Rory Green: writers who merge poetry with technology.
    May 5 2022

    During their two-week residency in June 2021, Hannah Jenkins and Rory Green developed Kandos Trace Garden, an interactive and infinitely generating digital poem. Their work alchemizes the past and present of Kandos. It speaks to where the town may be heading in the future.


    Together with local historian Colleen O’Sullivan, we discuss social engagement and ask why contemporary art is a challenge to the population of this small post-industrial town.

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    27 mins
  • Meet Sister Glitternullius, a nun of the order of perpetual plastic.

    Meet Sister Glitternullius, a nun of the order of perpetual plastic.
    Apr 4 2022
    Juundaal Strang-Yettica was Cementa's artist residence in April 2021. Juundaal is a re-emerging Bundjalung-Kannakan artist living on Dharawal Country. As a woman with a disability, Juundaal’s approach to socially engaged art is underpinned by learning, determination and creative courage. We are joined today by Mary Cavanagh a Kandos resident who participated in workshops facilitated by Juundaal’s character Sister Glitternullius, who is a nun with a contradictory personality.

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    25 mins

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