Virginia Trioli returns to ABC TV with a new season of Creative Types, exploring the inner workings of some of Australia’s most renowned artists. The show premieres Tuesday, April 1st at 8:30 pm, with all episodes available on ABC iview.
Here’s the Lowdown: Across six episodes, Trioli gains unique access to the creative processes of prominent figures like director George Miller (Mad Max), singer Kate Ceberano, musician Richard Tognetti, performer Tim Minchin, visual artist Tony Albert, and designer Jenny Kee, who gives what she says will be her final interview.
What This Means Now: This season presents an intimate look at the motivations and inspirations driving these well-known artists. Viewers can gain insights into their personal struggles and the dedication required to pursue a life in the arts. The show is a treat for those interested in how artists work, and how they approach their chosen craft.
The Bigger Picture: Creative Types highlights the significant contributions of Australian artists to the nation’s cultural landscape. By showing the personal stories behind the art, the series reinforces the importance of creativity and its impact on individuals and society. The return of the series, with its focus on well-known Australians and their work, adds a quality product to the ABC catalogue. All episodes are available to stream on ABC iview, after the broadcast premiere on 1 April.
