Joanne Robertson Discusses Improvisation in Art and Music on ArtReview Podcast
ArtReview's podcast 'Subject, Object, Verb' released an episode focusing on musician and painter Joanne Robertson, exploring her creative process rooted in improvisation. The conversation, hosted by Ross Simonini, delves into Robertson's interdisciplinary approach, blending music, art, and life experiences. She collaborates frequently with artists like Dean Blunt and Sidsel Meineche Hansen, the latter contributing vacuum sounds to Robertson's latest release. Recorded while Robertson cared for her newborn baby, the discussion highlights her spontaneous methods and artistic philosophy. The episode is produced by ArtReview and Ross Simonini, with featured imagery provided by photographer Bruna Amaral. This installment continues the podcast's mission to examine links between artists, their work, and everyday existence.
Key facts
- Joanne Robertson is a musician and painter known for improvisation
- She collaborates with artists Dean Blunt and Sidsel Meineche Hansen
- Sidsel Meineche Hansen plays a vacuum on Robertson's most recent release
- The podcast episode discusses Robertson's ideas on music, art, and life
- Robertson nursed her newborn baby during the recording
- The podcast is titled 'Subject, Object, Verb' and produced by ArtReview
- Ross Simonini hosts the episode
- Featured image is courtesy of Bruna Amaral
Entities
Artists
- Joanne Robertson
- Dean Blunt
- Sidsel Meineche Hansen
- Ross Simonini
- Bruna Amaral
Institutions
- ArtReview