In this episode of The Art Hunter, David Hunt talks to award-winning author, John Hughes who reveals his journey into writing even though it wasn’t his first choice as a career.
Read MoreIn this episode of The Art Hunter, Jenna Lee explains to David Hunt how she developed her art out of books amongst other materials and the influences from her ancient cultural heritage.
Read MoreIn this episode of The Art Hunter, David Hunt talks to artist, Gavin Brown, who explains to David the many aspects of his art and styles.
Read MoreIn this episode of The Art Hunter, David Hunt talks to International Curator and Writer Natalie King who has worked around the world and is dedicated to helping artists.
Read MoreIn this episode of The Art Hunter, David Hunt talks to musical director, event director, pianist and composer John Foreman OAM about his rise in the music world and television.
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Hosted by David Hunt in front of a live studio audience Veteran JOY 94.9 presenter David Hunt is...
Read MoreIn this show, David talks to graphic artist Chris Orr and how he developed his own unique art styles. Chris Orr is of European and Narungga descent. He studied art and design at Prahran Institute and graphic design at Swinburne University in the 1980s. In the 1990s, after rocking around in nightclubs, he started a graphic design practice, Beige, strongly anchored in street art.
Read MoreIn this episode of The Art Hunter, David Hunt talks to director, composer and musical director Warren Wills talks about his international career in theatre and where his music has taken him.
Read MoreIn this, The Art Hunter TV episode, David Hunt talks to acclaimed writer/director Ana Kokkinos whose career spans film and TV. She that she began as an industrial lawyer in a big law firm and then threw it all in to become a filmmaker gaining world recognition.
Read MoreIn this episode of The Art Hunter, David Hunt talks to creator and songwriter Ruth Picker about her success with music after leaving it for thirty years.
Read MoreIn this episode of The Art Hunter, Wilbur Wilde tells David Hunt about his early musical career and of the many bands and stars he played with and of course his time with Hey Hey It’s Saturday.
Read MoreIn this episode of The Art Hunter, David Hunt talks to William Griffith who is a world renowned jeweller whose unique work mirrors some of the world’s historical landmarks.
Read MoreIn this show, David talks to John Von Ahlen who is a very talented musician who produced the Art Hunter’s title track. John von Ahlen is the founder member of Parralox, an Australian electronic music band based in Melbourne. Parralox was formed in 2008 and within that same year released their debut album “Electricity”, which took the internet and pop blogosphere by storm.
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In this episode of the Art Hunter, David Hunt talks to DJ, producer and label owner Gavin Campbell who reveals how he secretly took a music master from a record company, remixed it and turned it into a dance sensation. An originator, DJ, producer and label owner, Gavin Campbell is one of the most important influencers in Australia’s club and dance music scene.
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In this Episode of The Art Hunter David Hunt gets a real insight with aboriginal artist Ande Kempnich and his work as an artist.
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An “arty farty” show about the thriving arts scene in Melbourne and beyond. The program covers all styles of art, including film, performance and visual arts.
Enjoy this absorbing episode of Sunday Arts Magazine with special guest, award-winning Sally McKenzie. Sydney-born playwright, performer, director and screenwriter Sally McKenzie chats to Sunday Arts about the captivating play, WAY: a dynamic, fast-paced journey into homelessness.
Sally has been passionate about the arts since her teen years. In this episode she speaks about her background, qualifications and extensive career within the arts industry.
Hear about Sally’s involvement with Australia’s prestigious NIDA, her documentary and why she wrote it. Learn about the play WAY. What is WAY about? Hear how Sally differentiates screen writing and writing plays, and why she believes both are different.
WAY is staging at Fortyfivedownstairs, Melbourne, until 12th May.
Form more information, visit https://www.fortyfivedownstairs.com/event/way(bookings can be made online through this site.)
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