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Hosted by Francis Halsall; Vaari Claffey · arts · EN · 11 episodes
In Producing Strategies an academic and curator talk to experts from creative spheres (including art, writing, theatre, dance) about how they produce things. We often find that when talking abour creativity things like form and content are what are mostly discussed. In Producing Strategies we consider the other work that goes on when producing things and which is sometimes overlooked.
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Signup to Generate a PitchProducing Strategies is a arts podcast hosted by Francis Halsall; Vaari Claffey, with 11 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
Francis Halsall; Vaari Claffey hosts Producing Strategies, a arts show with 11 episodes published.
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Episode #10
<p>We talk to Roise Goan, director of Dublin Theatre Festival about the practical challenges of being a producer in the realm of theatre, the economic issues in play, criticality, how administration can creative, and trusting audiences.</p>
Episode #11
<p>Frank and Sara from Space Forms talk about their production company and helping artists realise their projects. We discuss production-as-practice, working through materials, problem-solving and decision making. We also discuss their long-standing relationship with Ireland at the Venice Biennale (architecture and art) most recently fabricating work and infrastructure for Isabel Nolan's presentation Dreamshook (2026). </p>
Episode #9
<p>We talk to curator Vivian Crockett about her curatorial work at the New Museum (New York) and the museum's Sixth Triennial, co-curated with Isabella Rjeille, Curator at the Museu de Arte de São Paulo Assis Chateaubriand (MASP).</p><p>We consider curation as collaboration, mediation and a hustle in the context of crises in institutions.</p><p>This conversation was organised as part of the IRELAND INVITES initiative. </p>
Episode #8
<p>We talk to gallerist Amanda Wilkinson about running Amanda Wilkinson Gallery and her role in managing the estate of artist, filmmaker, author and activist Derek Jarman. Such activities involve building audiences and communities (particularly of queer and trans people) and strategies of production as processes of translation.<br> <br>This conversation was recorded live at the What is a Creative Producer? Event organised by Kunstverein Aughrim’s Creative Producer Programme, at the Mermaid, Bray.</p>
Episode #7
<p>Anita Reilly speaks about her work which includes disability advocacy and community programming and liaison. This work, centring around communication often intersects with artistic practices and approaches, including Augusto Boa's Theatre of the Oppressed. </p><p>In her own words: "I'm community activist and broadcaster based in the Liberties, Dublin. Born and raised in this vibrant neighbourhood, I'm a 55-year-old mother of four with roots deeply planted in community. Family is my world, and the neighbourhood is my comfort blanket. With a knack for juggling many things at once, I take life one step at a time with a...
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