Artbeat
“Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time.” – Thomas Merton
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RTRFM prides itself on our coverage of the arts – from a global and a local perspective. Across the station we have always taken an in-depth and interesting look at the art around us.
Artbeat is a weekly look at the world from the perspective of the artist, the curator, the viewer, the people that fund it and those who cannot live without it. We look at art in all its forms from visual to performance and all those strange and wonderful things in between. It’s the intersections between art and all aspects of life that we love. From community art centres to our state art gallery, independent producers to global stars, we are interested in art and all who make it.
At RTRFM we are working towards improving the accessibility of our studios. At present, access is via a flight of stairs (street and rear) and unfortunately there is no wheelchair access. The doors to the studio is quite heavy and can be difficult to maneuver.
Many thanks to the volunteers in the production and presentation of Artbeat each week. And thanks to our Production Manager, Eddie Curtis, for the 2022 update to the Artbeat theme. Cheers to Your Best Friend Jippy, too.
Artbeat is sponsored by Walyalup Fremantle Arts Centre
Friday,
18th September
Episode recap
Danae Gibson takes you for Artbeat this Friday 18 September.
She chat with Michael J Smith, founder and artistic director of Greek Theatre Now, about their new production of Sophocles’ Oedipus the King.
There's also a conversation with Sarah McNeill, the force behind Lit Live events.
Danae interviews Nadine Brown about her debut novel, Gone Guru, as well as hugely celebrated WA Artist Phillipa Nikulinsky AM about her new book For the Seeker Who Walks.
In the final hour, Danae chats with Page McNeil, Shire President of the Mundaring Cultural Hub; and Jeff Sparrow, who discusses his new biography Somewhere Here the Future’s Kid.
Episode recap
Danae Gibson takes you for Artbeat this Friday 18 September.
She chat with Michael J Smith, founder and artistic director of Greek Theatre Now, about their new production of Sophocles’ Oedipus the King.
There's also a conversation with Sarah McNeill, the force behind Lit Live events.
Danae interviews Nadine Brown about her debut novel, Gone Guru, as well as hugely celebrated WA Artist Phillipa Nikulinsky AM about her new book For the Seeker Who Walks.
In the final hour, Danae chats with Page McNeil, Shire President of the Mundaring Cultural Hub; and Jeff Sparrow, who discusses his new biography Somewhere Here the Future’s Kid.
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