australian art stories

artists speak

Soundbites have been included alongside the artwork and stories of most of the artists on this site. Where available we have provided sound in two different formats - Real Audio and MP3 . See Technical Help below for more information about accessing these files. Accessing the interviews and photos is as easy as clicking the name of the artist from the list below.

 

Anne Cameron - Investigating installation
Bob Nason - A visual awareness of the rhythm of nature
Janis Somerville - A work in progress
Penny Murphy - Working with ‘Mr Clay’
Carol McCormack - I do it because I can’t not do it

 

Josephine Forster - An interpretation of place and history
Michelle Savoye - Isolation is a plus for us
Jenny Whitehead - It taught me a lot about life and embroidery and everything in between
Kate Lodewyk - I was looking for ways to develop my own style
Janet Fountain - Without Flying Arts I probably wouldn’t have found art

 

Coralie Busby - Mine has been a journey of exploration
Mary Norris - Flying Arts was very important because there was nothing else here.
Robyn Davey - I wanted to extend my knowledge and learn new things.
Rita Kershaw - I just started off and liked it
Joan Warmington - Flying Arts just taught me so much
Ellie Neilsen - Flying Arts was the only consistent influence

 

technical help

Real Audio is a streaming format (ie it plays as it is downloading) that requires the FREE Real Player Basic which can be downloaded from Real Networks at http://www.real.com/. Be sure to download the Real Player Basic, not the Real Player Plus, unless you want to pay for your listening experience. Real Networks supplies players for both Mac and PC.

The MP3 files provided need to be dowloaded before they will play back. There are many MP3 players available online. Winamp is a popular free MP3 player for PCs and iTunes is a popular free player for Macs. You can download Winamp at http://www.winamp.com/ or iTunes at http://www.apple.com/itunes/.

The Real Player will also play MP3 files, but generally the installers for a dedicated MP3 player are much smaller than the installer for the Real Player, making them faster to download.

The size of each Real Audio and MP3 file is provided next to the link to that file. You do not need either player to view any other content on this website - it is entirely up to you whether or not you would like the full aural experience. Enjoy!

 

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