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In this podcast, Helen Molesworth, internationally legendary curator, podcaster, and scholar - world famous for her podcast "Death of an Artist" - talks to the Danish companies, Besyv and FilmTone...
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In this podcast, Helen Molesworth, internationally legendary curator, podcaster, and scholar - world famous for her podcast "Death of an Artist" - talks to the Danish companies, Besyv and FilmTone about being an art believer.
In the podcast, Helen Molesworth talks about storytelling, how we have started questioning our institutions and about sound. - The sound of creaking floors at museums, art gossip in bars, and the conversations she has with history.
The podcast is a mix of Helens thoughts on why we need history and Besyv and FilmTones take on how this might sound.
Featuring: Helen Molesworth
Produced by: Besyv and FilmTone
Interview: Alexandra Kristjansen & Mathilde Schytz Marvit
Edit and idea: Alexandra Kristjansen, Bobby Salomon Hess & Mathilde Schytz Marvit
Sound Design: Bobby Salomon Hess
Music by: Sofia Rønde Storck
Thanks to Krabbesholm Højskole
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In the podcast, Helen Molesworth talks about storytelling, how we have started questioning our institutions and about sound. - The sound of creaking floors at museums, art gossip in bars, and the conversations she has with history.
The podcast is a mix of Helens thoughts on why we need history and Besyv and FilmTones take on how this might sound.
Featuring: Helen Molesworth
Produced by: Besyv and FilmTone
Interview: Alexandra Kristjansen & Mathilde Schytz Marvit
Edit and idea: Alexandra Kristjansen, Bobby Salomon Hess & Mathilde Schytz Marvit
Sound Design: Bobby Salomon Hess
Music by: Sofia Rønde Storck
Thanks to Krabbesholm Højskole
The Sound of Helen Molesworth
The Sound of Helen Molesworth
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The Sound of Helen Molesworth
24 JUN 2024 · In this podcast, Helen Molesworth, internationally legendary curator, podcaster, and scholar - world famous for her podcast "Death of an Artist" - talks to the Danish companies, Besyv and FilmTone about being an art believer. In the podcast, Helen Molesworth talks about storytelling, how we have started questioning our institutions and about sound. - The sound of creaking floors at museums, art gossip in bars, and the conversations she has with history. The podcast is a mix of Helens thoughts on why we need history and Besyv and FilmTones take on how this might sound. Featuring: Helen Molesworth Produced by: Besyv and FilmTone Interview: Alexandra Kristjansen & Mathilde Schytz Marvit Edit and idea: Alexandra Kristjansen, Bobby Salomon Hess & Mathilde Schytz Marvit Sound Design: Bobby Salomon Hess Music by: Sofia Rønde Storck Thanks to Krabbesholm Højskole
In this podcast, Helen Molesworth, internationally legendary curator, podcaster, and scholar - world famous for her podcast "Death of an Artist" - talks to the Danish companies, Besyv and FilmTone...
show more
In this podcast, Helen Molesworth, internationally legendary curator, podcaster, and scholar - world famous for her podcast "Death of an Artist" - talks to the Danish companies, Besyv and FilmTone about being an art believer.
In the podcast, Helen Molesworth talks about storytelling, how we have started questioning our institutions and about sound. - The sound of creaking floors at museums, art gossip in bars, and the conversations she has with history.
The podcast is a mix of Helens thoughts on why we need history and Besyv and FilmTones take on how this might sound.
Featuring: Helen Molesworth
Produced by: Besyv and FilmTone
Interview: Alexandra Kristjansen & Mathilde Schytz Marvit
Edit and idea: Alexandra Kristjansen, Bobby Salomon Hess & Mathilde Schytz Marvit
Sound Design: Bobby Salomon Hess
Music by: Sofia Rønde Storck
Thanks to Krabbesholm Højskole
show less
In the podcast, Helen Molesworth talks about storytelling, how we have started questioning our institutions and about sound. - The sound of creaking floors at museums, art gossip in bars, and the conversations she has with history.
The podcast is a mix of Helens thoughts on why we need history and Besyv and FilmTones take on how this might sound.
Featuring: Helen Molesworth
Produced by: Besyv and FilmTone
Interview: Alexandra Kristjansen & Mathilde Schytz Marvit
Edit and idea: Alexandra Kristjansen, Bobby Salomon Hess & Mathilde Schytz Marvit
Sound Design: Bobby Salomon Hess
Music by: Sofia Rønde Storck
Thanks to Krabbesholm Højskole
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| Author | Mathilde Schytz Marvit |
| Categories | Visual Arts , Philosophy , Documentary |
| Website | www.besyv.net |
| mathilde@besyv.net |
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