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RADIO // Historic Audio from the Archives of Charles Ruas Emily Sunstein on Mary Wollstonecraft Hosted by Charles Ruas Radio show In an interview from the mid-70s, Emily Sunstein discusses A Different Face, her biography on Mary Wollstonecraft. Sunstein explains her subject's proto-feminism and life long battle for independence in mid 18th century Britain. Fascinating. In a Charles Ruas interview for WBAI in the mid-seventies, Emily Sunstein discusses her biography on Mary Wollstonecraft, A different Face. Sunstein explains her subject's life long battle for independence in mid 18th century Britain.... Originally aired 2/24/11 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Rush Interactive James Casebere Hosted by Michael Rush Radio show For more than twenty years James Casebere has been at the forefront of an international movement in photography that questions the truthfulness of any image and the potential unreliability of what we think we see. Casebere discusses his meticulous... Originally aired 11/19/10 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Our Correspondents: Tokyo Japan-esque Hosted by Kazue Kobata Radio show Kazue Kobata, Tokyo Correspondent, launches her first show. Her series includes experimental music, live performances, and interviews. In this segment, Kobata muses on several musicians and bands currently turning heads in Japan. Kazue Kobata, Tokyo Correspondent, launches her first show. Her series includes experimental music, live performances, interviews, and city soundscapes. In this segment, Kobata muses on several musicians and bands currently turning heads in Japan.... Listen Read More »
RADIO // Clocktower Exhibits & Events Taraka Larson, The Now Age Hosted by Joe Ahearn Radio show A multimedia dissection of contemporary conceptions of time in the context of music and its relationship to symbology, particularly in the transference from metaphor to kitsch, from the creators of Prince Rama, plus a panel hosted by Jon Kessler. On February 21, 2012 the Clocktower Gallery held an event for Taraka Larson's The Now Age, which manifest on this occasion as a multi-media dissection of contemporary conceptions of time in the context of music and its relationship to... Originally aired 3/12/12 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Beyond the Subtitles Jesse Garcia, Quinceañera Hosted by Stephen Schaefer Radio show It's rare for a young Latino actor to play a sympathetic gay. For Wyoming native Jesse Garcia, who has a breakthrough turn in the Sundance prize-winning Quinceañera as a gay Latino who becomes the third wheel with a gay power couple, the... Originally aired 8/14/06 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Art Basel Miami Beach Miami 2006: Welcome to Miami Radio show The Art Radio project initial broadcast from the remote beachside studio on Dec. 6, 2006. As the official art radio station of Art Basel Miami Beach, the broadcast/streamcast made information available to show participants and visitors and worldwide... Originally aired 12/6/06 Listen Read More »
RADIO // Off The Rail John Elderfield on Willem de Kooning Hosted by Phong Bui Radio show Phong Bui hosts curator John Elderfield of MoMA, and his associates Jennifer Field, Lauren Mahoney, Delphine Huisinga who assembled the first true Willem de Kooning retrospective since the artist's death in 1997 (through January 9, 2012). Phong Bui hosts John Elderfield, Chief Curator Emeritus of Painting and Sculpture at the Museum of Modern Art, and his associate curators Jennifer Field, Lauren Mahoney, Delphine Huisinga who assembled the exhibition and catalog for the first true... Originally aired 12/19/11 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Yes Yes Y'all Blade Hosted by Charlie Ahearn Radio show Charlie Ahearn sits down with the pioneering king of graffiti art, Blade. His art has been exhibited in museums around the world. Charlie Ahearn sits down with the pioneering king of graffiti art, Blade. His art has been exhibited in museums around the world, beginning with a 1981 show at P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center and including shows at the Whitney Museum, the Stedelijk... Listen Read More »	RADIO // Emerging Underground G Lucas Crane Radio show Strange and fantastic noises emanate from the the room next to the main office at the Clocktower. AIR host Will Corwin walks over to investigate, chatting on-site with composer and musician G Lucas Crane. Strange and fantastic noises have been emanating from the the room next to the main office at the Clocktower, home of ARTonAIR.org. AIR host Will Corwin walks over to investigate, chatting on-site with composer and musician G Lucas Crane, the... Originally aired 8/13/10 Listen Read More »
RADIO // Lost and Found Sound Holiday Special Hosted by Brian Belott Radio show Both an indictment and a celebration of the American holiday season: promotional pieces, bad prayers, amateur recordings, and oddball renditions, all with flashes of merriment, produced by artist Brian Belott. Both an indictment and a celebration of the American holiday season: promotional pieces, bad prayers, amateur recordings, and oddball renditions, all with flashes of merriment. Originally aired 12/22/08 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Channel 192 Deborah Eisenberg, Twilight of the Superheroes Radio show Deborah Eisenberg reads and comments on her collection of stories, Twilight of the Superheroes. The stories reveal the abstract absurdity as well as the pain of human relationships and delve into the devastating truth that, even after an apocalypse... Originally aired 8/7/06 Listen Read More »	RADIO // New York Public Library Tony Feher & Zoe Leonard Hosted by Arezoo Moseni Radio show A 2012 conversation between mixed media artists Tony Feher and Zoe Leonard on their many shared topics of interests. The conversation took place as part of the Artist Dialog Series at the library on the occasion of the release of a Feher monograph. On May 30, 2012 mixable media artists Tony Feher and Zoe Leonard discussed their many shared topics of interests. The conversation took place as part of the ongoing Artist Dialog Series at the library on the occasion of the release of a monograph on... Originally aired 7/23/12 Listen Read More »
RADIO // DJ Culture Bonobo & Nickodemus Hosted by Jeannie Hopper Radio show Jeannie Hopper caught up with Bonobo and DJ Nickodemus to discuss 2011 musical and social projects, new albums Black Sands and Moon People, and where they're at in the ever changing technical landscape of tools for DJ'ing and performing. Jeannie Hopper caught up with Bonobo and DJ Nickodemus to discuss their projects, and where they're at in the ever changing technical landscape of tools for DJ'ing and performing. Bonobo produces beautifully rhythmic and groovin' tunes. His latest... Originally aired 12/5/11 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Our Correspondents: London London Essentials: November 2010 Hosted by Phil Stocker Radio show The November 2010 London selections. Whether or not you have a visit to London town coming up in the next weeks, here's a smart and entertaining view of the moment including: an exhibition at Barbican Centre (Damián Ortega), music to follow (Crystal Castles, Nero, and Yuk) and always a... Originally aired 11/5/10 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Living History Formulas for Now: Rem Koolhaas Radio show Hans Ulrich Obrist, the Van Alen Institute's New York Prize Senior Fellow, interviews architect Rem Koolhaas and artist Yoko Ono in his Formulas for Now, a collection of filmed interviews exhibited at the Van Alen Institute in 2008. Hans Ulrich Obrist, the Van Alen Institute's New York Prize Senior Fellow, interviews architect Rem Koolhaas in his Formulas for Now, a collection of filmed interviews exhibited at the Van Alen Institute in 2008. Presented with support from Hugo... Originally aired 6/30/08 Listen Read More »
RADIO // Beyond the Subtitles Paul H-O and Tom Donahue, Guest of Cindy Sherman Hosted by Stephen Schaefer Radio show Two love affairs gone sour – one with art and one with artist Cindy Sherman. That is the saga Paul H-O traces in Guest of Cindy Sherman, an autobiographical documentary. Paul and co-director Tom Donahue discuss their narrative. Two love affairs gone sour – one with art and one with artist Cindy Sherman. That is the saga Paul H-O traces in Guest of Cindy Sherman, an autobiographical documentary that began in the mid 90s when Paul created and hosted the cable access... Originally aired 4/5/09 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Beyond the Subtitles Vittorio & Paolo Taviani, Caesar Must Die Hosted by Stephen Schaefer Radio show An exhilarating study of Shakespeare’s "Julius Caesar" as performed by real inmates of Rome’s high security prison. In this interview, Italy's renowned filmmaking Taviani brothers describe some real behind the scenes drama to host Stephen Schaefer. 50th New York Film Festival Special: The Taviani brothers, Vittorio, 72, and Paolo, 70, began their lifetime of cinematic collaboration on the world stage with Padre Padronne in 1977. Now Italy’s renowned duo returns with Caesar Must Die... Originally aired 11/26/12 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Sonorama Elliott Sharp's Living Room 3 Hosted by Elliott Sharp Radio show There is nothing wrong with your computer! What you hear here is the sound of Sharp swinging his microphone and catching the "true" sound of Miami Beach in high style. You'll also hear him spin other tales and some real music. There is nothing wrong with your computer! What you hear here is the sound of Elliott Sharp swinging his microphone and catching the "true" sound of Miami Beach in high style. You'll also hear him spin other tales and real music. With tracks by Bus... Originally aired 12/15/04 Listen Read More »
RADIO // Yes Yes Y'all MC Dola Hosted by Charlie Ahearn Radio show MC Dola raps live in Swahili, rhymes acappella, plays selections of his music and also some hot tracks by Tanzanian MCs. In conversation with host Charlie Ahearn he delivers an intimate update on African hip hop. MC Dola raps live in Swahili, rhymes acappella, plays selections of his music and also some hot tracks by Tanzanian MCs. In conversation with host Charlie Ahearn he delivers an intimate update on African hip hop. Balozi Dola, who grew up in... Originally aired 5/9/05 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Channel 192 Paul Farley & Paul Muldoon Radio show Paul Muldoon, that most eminent of contemporary poets, reads two of his short poems and introduces Paul Farley, that ever-increasingly-preeminent contemporary poet, who reads several works from his 2010 collection, The Atlantic Tunnel, along... Originally aired 6/11/10 Listen Read More »	RADIO // DJ Culture DJ Shawn Lee Hosted by Jeannie Hopper Radio show This mix produced by Shawn Lee in support of his 2006 release, Strings & Things brings together vintage library records, jazz, rare groove, big band, psychedelia and his own productions in an old-timey radio show style. Our thanks to Ubiquity Records for this radio mix produced by Shawn Lee in support of his 2006 release, Strings & Things. Shawn brings together vintage library records, jazz, rare groove, big band, psychedelia and his own productions (... Originally aired 3/27/06 Listen Read More »
RADIO // Art Basel Miami Beach Miami 2008: Ry Rocklen Hosted by Alanna Heiss, Beatrice Johnson Radio show Alanna Heiss and Beatrice Johnson with artist Ry Rocklen, who uses a wide range of materials to create playfully anarchic and witty works that call to mind his spiritual Dadaist and Postminimalist forbears both. Hosts Alanna Heiss and Beatrice Johnson talk to sculptor Ry Rocklen, who uses a wide range of materials to create playfully anarchic and witty works that call to mind his spiritual Dadaist and Postminimalist forbears both (15 minutes). Originally aired 3/9/09 Listen Read More »	RADIO // WACK! Art and the Feminist Revolution Art Is, Pt. 1 Radio show Playlist, Pt. 1 - In order of appearance: Alex Katz David Antin Dorothea Rockburne Eiko Meredith Monk Gary Hill Marina Abramovic Dennis Oppenheim Anthony McCall Jonathan Feldschuh SoHyun Bae Thomas Eller Alison Knowles Mac Adams Evelyna Domnitch... Listen Read More »	RADIO // Close Listening John Yau Interview Hosted by Charles Bernstein Radio show John Yau discusses his aesthetics and cultural politics, talks in detail about his Borrowed Love Poem, and describes his collaborations with visual artists. Yau's books of art criticism include The United States of Jasper Johns (1996)... Originally aired 7/16/07 Listen Read More »