Ranging from the ultra-modern to the ultra-classic, this celebration of 2 years of Sonoridade features 2 hours of songs from each of the previous 23 shows to paint a broad panorama of contemporary Brazilian music hand-picked by producer Béco Dranoff.

this program documents the live mix broadcast by the artist during the 2012 May Day demonstrations in New York City. It was created from recordings, collaborations and contributions from workers who responded aurally to the idea of May Day.

In this two-part interview director Gaby Dellal and actor Lynn Collins consider the challenge of Angels Crest, an ensemble drama that illuminates how the tragedy of a child’s accidental death reverberates in a tiny Western community in the Rockies.

Critics Robert Kushner and Dominique Nahas join Michael Rush in discussing Amy Goldin's contributions to post-war art criticism. The insightful critic's essays, taken from the pages of Artnews and other prestigious publications, are also discussed.

The Model 266 radio series features interviews with pioneering and contemporary musicians working with legendary Buchla synthesizers. This segment features composer Morton Subotnick. A Harvestworks partnership, the series if hosted by Alexis Bhagat.

Grayson Cox, emerging from Columbia's MFA program just a year ago, takes on NY with a fully formed exhibition at Chelsea's Gasser & Grunnert Gallery, through 23 April , 2011. Refreshingly sane and realistic.

Kick yourself into high gear with the latest Jeannie Hopper dance set! With Allessandro Diga, Santi Touch, Mink, LoMi, Kaskade Room for Happiness, Julius Papp, Lisa Shaw/Miracle, Crazibiza, Tommy Bones, Dazzle Drums, LeoTone, Chuck Love, Dave Shaw...

Director Agnieszka Holland discusses the difficulties of filming, casting and editing her latest, fact-based drama In Darkness which recounts a Polish thief’s transformation when he hides a group of Jews in the sewers to protect them from Nazis.

Artist and producer Eve Essex speaks with composer Matt Marble about his recent projects which draw freely from popular and traditional musics, and on extra-musical perspectives (biology, crystallography, anthropology, dreams).

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.

Spain’s Elena Anaya’s stand-out role as the captive Vera, the subject of mad skin tissue experiments by Antonio Banderas’ plastic surgeon in Pedro Almodovar’s The Skin I Live In, easily rates as her most memorable role. She talks about it and them.

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.

Director Farhadi’s film follows two couples, one middle class and contemplating divorce, the other poor and religious, in contemporary Iran through a legal systemthat--Roshomon-like--evokes questions of morality, honesty, truth and justice.