Podcasting Oral history in the Kitchen

Show notes

In the last episode of this season, Adriana Raczykowski is in conversation with Polish artist and curator Patrycja Rozwora, who founded the Kitchen Conversations Podcast. Patrycja talks about her podcast practice and Eastern European and Central Asian narration in the arts.

In conversation with

Patrycja Rozwora

Patrycja Rozwora (she/her) is a Warsovian artist, author, curator and podcaster based in Berlin. With her background in Conceptual Art and Critical Studies, Patrycja is interested in curatorial and accommodating practices, investigating narratives about Eastern Europe, Central Asia, specifically the post-socialist sphere. She studied at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie and the Sandberg Institute in Amsterdam. Her graduation project of the Kitchen Conversation Podcast has led her to become the host of a continuous platform of over 50 episodes featuring voices of artists and creatives, who speak about their urgency to create from an eastern positionality. Through her multifaceted work, she has collaborated with various institutions, such as the Tate Modern, William Morris Gallery, the Polish Cultural Institute London, Muzeum Sztuki in Łódź, Berlinale, or the GoEast Film Festival.

Website

Credits

Sounds
Soundsample – Snippet from the Kitchen Conversations Podcast, Episode 18 “Grandma’s Tales ep. 3”, by Patrycja Rozwora, published Monday Sep 13, 2021.

Visuals
Portrait Visual by Jonas Kröper

Podcast Info
Curation and host for this episode
Adriana Raczykowski, Student Assistant, Leuphana University Lüneburg
Podcast Founder
Dr. Layla Zami, Postdoctoral Researcher in Performance Studies, FU Berlin
Producer
Freie Universität Berlin, Collaborative Research Center Intervening Arts
(SFB 1512 Intervenierende Künste, TP B05)
Funded by
German Research Society (DFG)
In Cooperation with
FU Berlin, Institut für Theaterwissenschaft
Eufoniker Audioproduktion