Hartley, Thomson, and Lieb discuss everything from feminist surrealism to what constitutes a monochrome in this interview about Cloud, an exhibition curated by Hartley showing Surrealist work by both older and contemporary artists.

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.

Underground Resistance DJ and Producer Dex aka Nomadico performs at MoMA P.S.1 putting his years of studying electronic music, fusion, latin funk, technology and Detroit techno to good use. Recorded live at P.S.1's 2008 summer music series, Warm Up.

Composer/producer/shaman Charlie Morrow is equal parts Fluxus, Occupy Lincoln Center, Lakota mystic, and tech wizard. A 2011 release entitled TOOT! (XI) contains audio examples from nearly three decades of private experiments and public spectacles.

Brian Dewan visits Will Corwin the Clocktower armed with a fantastic selection of music played on some pretty wonderful and strange instruments. Brian and his cousin Leon are the creators of the Dewanatron, a family of electronic synthesizers.

The 44 year old Icelandic actor-turned-filmmaker entered the directorial world stage in 2000 with 101 Reykjavik. Six years later, Baltasar Kormákur made the well-received thriller Jar City.

An electronic musician exploring horizons of information, politics, noise, control, proximity, subversion, corruption, interconnectedness and interrelatedness via custom electronics, hand-craft, hardware hacking, media technologies, and process.

A selection of music, both instrumental and vocal, from Kalimantan, the Indonesian part of Borneo. The instruments represented are all varieties of lutes from the region, both plucked and bowed.