1800-MADBUTT
EP 4: Interview w. James Hornsby
In this episode, I talk with Brisbane based artist James Hornsby! I met James around six years ago when I first started collaging with Brisbane Collage Club. His works are incredible and it's really lovely to see how far one of my fellow collage colleagues has come since our last encounter!
About James:
James Hornsby is a contemporary artist working primarily with photography and video. He is known for his installations and photographic collages that conflate references of contemporary popular culture as well as explore the impact of digital media on consciousness and modern life.
Hornsby works fluidly across a wide variety of mediums including painting, fashion, performance and sculpture. His hyper-real and neo-expressionist style has also lent itself to experimental clothing collections, public art activations and involvements in events through both large-scale projection and live art.
Hornsby’s work has been exhibited in galleries, art centres and festivals including: BIGSOUND; Brisbane Powerhouse; Centre for Contemporary Photography; Brisbane Art and Design Festival; Adelaide Festival Centre; Brisbane Street Art Festival and the Queensland Museum. Hornsby has worked alongside organisations such as: Vogue Magazine; W Hotels; Vans; Universal Music Group; EMI; Amazon Music and Sony Music to see cross industry collaborations come to life.
Connect with James:
https://www.jamesmhornsby.com/
@unclechronicbone
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MUSIC:
Intro and outro song credit to "With Draco On The Phone".
In this episode, I talk with Brisbane based artist James Hornsby! I met James around six years ago when I first started collaging with Brisbane Collage Club. His works are incredible and it's really lovely to see how far one of my fellow collage colleagues has come since our last encounter!
About James:
James Hornsby is a contemporary artist working primarily with photography and video. He is known for his installations and photographic collages that conflate references of contemporary popular culture as well as explore the impact of digital media on consciousness and modern life.
Hornsby works fluidly across a wide variety of mediums including painting, fashion, performance and sculpture. His hyper-real and neo-expressionist style has also lent itself to experimental clothing collections, public art activations and involvements in events through both large-scale projection and live art.
Hornsby’s work has been exhibited in galleries, art centres and festivals including: BIGSOUND; Brisbane Powerhouse; Centre for Contemporary Photography; Brisbane Art and Design Festival; Adelaide Festival Centre; Brisbane Street Art Festival and the Queensland Museum. Hornsby has worked alongside organisations such as: Vogue Magazine; W Hotels; Vans; Universal Music Group; EMI; Amazon Music and Sony Music to see cross industry collaborations come to life.
Connect with James:
https://www.jamesmhornsby.com/
@unclechronicbone
THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!
Show Your Support of 1800-MADBUTT:
⭐️ Rate this podcast from where you stream - this is the most helpful.
⭐️ Please share this podcast with your friends and family.
⭐️ Consider donating $3 to $10 per month.
⭐️ Purchase some merch!
Connect with 1800-MADBUTT:
@1800MADBUTT
WEBSITE
This podcast is 100% free with no advertisements, and is produced and edited by Madelaine Buttini.
Acknowledgement of Country:
1800-MADBUTT would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we work and record. We would also like to pay respect to the elders, past, present, and emerging.
MUSIC:
Intro and outro song credit to "With Draco On The Phone".