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The directors of Everything Everywhere All At Once

Directors of Everything Everywhere All At Once, Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert. Singer Camille O'Sullivan performs live. And do artists need to personally 'make' their art?

Film directors Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, otherwise known as ‘the Daniels’, join us to discuss their much anticipated sci-fi, multiverse film - Everything Everywhere All At Once.

The artist Maurizio Cattelan is being sued over the authorship of some of his most famous works. Art critic Louisa Buck and lawyer Mark Stephens join Front Row to discuss one of the oldest questions in art – how much does the artist need to involved in the making of their artwork to be considered the creator of that work?

Plus, singer, stage performer, and actor, Camille O’Sullivan, performs for us live in the studio, and describes the inspiration behind her acclaimed show, Camille O'Sullivan Sings Cave – singing interpretations of Nick Cave’s work in her own theatrical style – and finally taking it back on tour after lockdown silenced stages.

Presenter: Elle Osili-Wood

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  • Wed 11 May 2022 19:15

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