Working across narratives of adornment, costuming and social archetypes two mid-career artists discuss the power of their thematic and arts practice in the time of local and global unease. With practice centred around conceptual and material adornment and transformation, both Liam Benson and Julia Robinson use the body as a vehicle to address societal expectations around cultural and gender politics. Together the artists discuss the role of textiles in metamorphosis and how 2020 has shifted practice. reVision Speaker Series Summer 2020   This episode was originally recorded on 3 December 2020.   reVision is a seasonal online program thoughtfully curated to help you deepen connections, strengthen your practice and grow your skills in these ever-changing times. Hear from local and inter/national artists, arts leaders and thinkers as they unpack their approach to practice, community, criticism and future planning, especially in times of crisis.   The Guildhouse reVision Program has generous seed funding from the Day Family Foundation. The program was developed in 2020, with support from the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body and Creative Partnerships Australia.   Music and production by Annie Siegmann   Learn more about Guildhouse: https://guildhouse.org.au/   Follow us @guildhouse_au Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.