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Javelin's Canyon Candy on View (Tues.-Fri., noon- 5pm) The Clocktower Gallery's current exhibition features a large screen viewing theater for the 16-minute film by Mike Anderson and music by Javelin alongside a winding walk through a maze of life size dioramas including a wind-washed cabin, termite hills and cactus fields with glimpses of coyotes, campsites, and lawless hijinx. Javelin has created a multi-channel surround-sound environment embedded in Anderson’s set with sounds of crickets, howling winds, mysterious voices, and drifting melodies. See photos from the exhibit's opening here.

Programs For The Week
Hosted by Ted Gordon
Originally aired Monday, May 14th, 2012

New York is a noisy place. This episode is focuses on noisy music that reflects a that world: a kind of one-to-one exchange, with a focus on the universe of musicians surrounding John Zorn, including Zorn himself, and numerous collaborators.


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Originally aired Friday, May 11th, 2012

Five activist artist/producer/educators--Jan Cohen-Cruz, Randy Martin, Morgan Jenness , Rachel Chavkin and Amy Whitaker--discuss the complicated and often fraught relationship between art, money and politics, the semiotics of dissent, and more.


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Hosted by DJ Shakey
Originally aired Monday, May 14th, 2012

Dope Sagittarius is an electro, hip hop, punk rock extravaganza created by MC Whistler, front man for the band Funkface, using live instruments and superhero-like narrative to create grim, dub step, drum & bass, breakbeats, and techno soul.


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Originally aired Monday, May 14th, 2012

A night of music and new poetry at the Bowery Poetry Club on topics ranging from sexism to a lysergic acid experience. The honorary epigraph of the night comes from Bob Holman's wise words: "I'm a writer, I can do no wrong."


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Originally aired Monday, May 14th, 2012

The San Francisco-based composer is interested in the transformations and slippages that occur when a large number of similar sounds are presented together, in dense layers; 1,000 different 60Hz hums; 10,000 different distant airplanes droning, etc.


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Hosted by Alanna Heiss , Eve Essex
Originally aired Friday, May 11th, 2012

Artist Eve Essex and Clocktower Director Alanna Heiss gathered a group of music enthusiasts from different backgrounds and experiences together for casual but topical discussion on the evolving art of instrument building and its impact on music.


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Originally aired Monday, October 30th, 2006

A survey on the history of the Hip-Hop DJ, produced by Billy Jam, a longtime DJ/journalist/archivist who has been presenting and reporting on the art form since the early 80s via various media outlets including a Friday afternoon show on WFMU radio.


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Hosted by Elliott Sharp

From its festival of extreme music and radio Resonance FM in London, a set of guitarist tracks by Alan Licht, Janet Feder, Annette Krebs, Alfredo Genovese, Billy Jenkins, Paolo Angeli, Elliott Sharp, Dave Tucker, Simon King, Keith Rowe, John Bisset.


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Hosted by Edwin Torres

Latasha Natasha Diggs accepts Edwin Torres' invitation to perform her electronic vocalicity on this electrifying show, developing an open ear for improvisation through her multi-lingual, macaronic verse-play.


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Hosted by David Weinstein
Originally aired Thursday, September 9th, 2010

This program exposes some of the edgier creations made by composers who innovated in the surprisingly complex world of minimalist music with works by Philip Glass, Steve Reich, James Tenney, Terry Riley, LaMonte Young, Brian Eno, Arnold Dreyblatt.


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Hosted by Joe Ahearn
Originally aired Monday, August 8th, 2011

Dan Friel (of Part & Labor) in a September 2012 performance at The Clocktower Gallery (originally scheduled for August but rescheduled due to the earthquake in New York City!), with guest Karen Waltuch on violin.


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