Listen to Lyn DiCiero's conversation with Sarah Robinson and David Carson about Canopies and Cathedrals, a unique cross continent exhibition over June/July this year which blended the Gothic architectural grandeur of Wells Cathedral in Somerset in the UK with the beauty of old-growth wilderness forests in Western Australia. Here in Perth, we’ll be able to see a video of this fascinating project screening at the Northbridge Piazza throughout August. Sarah and David also worked with Jackson Mouldycliff, Colin Potter and Phil Mouldycliff from experimental electronic sound collective MPM who crafted a sound journey for the exhibition, evoking memory, mystery and spatial reverence within the soaring walls of Wells Cathedral. Sarah studied Fine Art Printmaking at West Surrey College of Art and Design before completing a Master of Fine Arts at the Royal College of Art in London. Post grad she studied Education at Manchester Metropolitan University, and received a Doctorate of Philosophy at Edith Cowan University in Perth in 2017. David studied art the Canterbury College of Art and explores new imaging technologies, including video, which he manipulates to create liminal spaces in time. Both artists have held a wide range of teaching roles while maintaining active art practices.Listen on the go with Artoble Podcasts!

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