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ABC Radio National 22 January 2020 Legacy of James Mollison interview with Namila Benson, 15 minutes 32 seconds https://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/the-art-show/the-legacy-of-james-mollison/11887196

The legacy of James Mollison
The Australian arts community is mourning the loss of one of its leading figures this week. On Sunday, James Mollison, the founding director of the National Gallery of Australia, died aged 88. Under his leadership, the NGA managed to build an incredible collection of art - including that very controversial work of abstract expressionism, Blue Poles by Jackson Pollock. But there is a lot more to Mollison's legacy says his long-time friend and colleague, art critic and historian, Sasha Grishin.
ABC Radio National 7 November 2018 Armistice 100, “A war to end all art?” together with historian Margaret Hutchinson, 18 minutes https://abcmedia.akamaized.net/rn/podcast/2018/11/tah_20181107_1010.mp3


A war to end all art?
The devastating nature of the First World War prompted some critics and artists of the time to declare it would be the death of art. With the benefit of hindsight, we know now that WW1 was not the war to end all wars, nor the war to end all art - so what WAS the impact on Australian artists? Did WW1 help or hinder the rise of modernism? What did our war artists produce, and how did it shape our collective memory? Who were some of the key figures of the interwar years? Eddie is joined by Australian Catholic University historian Margaret Hutchison - who has just written a book about Australia’s First World War art scheme – and Canberra Times art critic/ANU historian Sasha Grishin, who specialises in Australian and European art of the period.

 
Interview with Professor Sasha Grishin, curator of the NGV  Baldessin/Whiteley exhibition
Smart Arts with Richard Watts, RRRFM, 13 September 2018 16 minutes http://rrrfm.libsyn.com/smart-arts-13-september-2018
ABC Radio National: can bad people create good art?
Richard Wagner's Ring Cycle is being performed in Melbourne this week. Wagner was openly anti-Semitic. Should this change the way we approach his art?
And what about acclaimed Australian artist and self-confessed paedophile, Donald Friend, whose works are in the collections of major Australian galleries?
Sasha Grishin joins Michael Cathcart, Jen Webb, Paul Hetherington, Laura D'Olimpio, David Larkin, Maria Tumarkin and Antony Funnel for this hour-long special exploring the thorny questions of art and ethics. Can art can be separated from the artist? How should art and cultural institutions handle the works of artists who've lived or espoused problematic values?
28 November 2016
National Library of Australia: The Life and Art of S.T. Gill
Hear exhibition curator, Sasha Grishin in conversation with Virginia Haussegger, exploring the life and art of colonial artist S.T. Gill. Sasha Grishin is a leading art historian, art critic and curator. He is curator of the Library’s current exhibition, Australian Sketchbook: Colonial Life and the Art of ST Gill, and author of the companion publication ST Gill and His Audiences. Virginia Haussegger is the face of ABC TV News in Canberra. She is an award winning journalist, writer and commentator whose extensive media career spans more than 25 years. 18 September 2016.
ABC Radio National Top Shelf: Sasha Grishin
Sasha Grishin, the Sir William Dobell Professor of Art History at the Australian National University, shares the artworks on his top shelf. 13 July 2015
ABC Radio National: Dealing with troubled art legacies
Sasha Grishin, Emeritus Professor at the Australian National University speaks to Michael Mackenzie art censorship and the case of artist Dennis Nona, who was gaoled for child sex offences. 9 April 2015
Australian Art: A History
Emeritus Professor Sasha Grishin speaks to ABC Radio National Michael Cathcart about his magnum opus, Australian Art: a History. 9 September 2014
SBS: Seeing life from art perspective (in Russian)
Sasha Grishin is Professor of Art History at the Australian National University specialising in Nineteenth and Twentieth Australian and European art. His expert opinion in Byzantine and Russian art is also highly valued. In the studio conversation we discuss the influences of indigenous art on Australian early western tradition artists and the exciting and unique the special exhibition EIKON: Icons of the Orthodox Christian World in Ballarat Art Gallery. 22 November 2014
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Emeritus Professor Sasha Grishin speaks about artists books. 10 October 2016
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Emeritus Professor Sasha Grishin speaks about the future of art publishing in Australia. 2 October 2016
No Brow: Hierarchies in Australian Art
No Brow art show, 4ZZZ Brisbane, speaks with Sasha Grishin on hierarchies in contemporary Australian art. 2 February 2015
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  • Academic
    • Academic profile
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    • Art criticism and polemics
    • Online publications
    • Catalogue essays
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    • Canberra Times
  • Media
    • Video
    • Podcasts
    • Media Comment and Reviews
  • Curatorship
    • Curatorial
    • Exhibitions opened
    • Exhibitions judged
  • Blog
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