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."

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.

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.

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.

As much as everyday is record store day for many, here's a bunch of new tunes picked out of the record bins in NYC as well as promos from record labels. Featuring the sounds of Mamani Keita, Refugee Allstars, At Jazz, The Spy from Cairo, and others.

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.

According to legend, one of the biggest obstacles in Todd P's first foray in Monterrey's music scene (a festival called MtyMx) was bands' moms who, citing regional drug lord violence, convinced some headliners to cancel. Stories, live sets, and more.

Will Corwin sits down with artist Liam Gillick to discuss a recipe for creating public art that is neither grandiose, kitschy, nor dismissive of the public; the responsibilities of contemporary curators; and the joys of lying face down on the floor.

Oscar nominated for his acclaimed French Canadian tearjerker Monsieur Lazhar as one of five best foreign language films of 2011, writer-director Philippe Falardeau discusses how he expanded a one-man stage work and found his protagonists.

In advance of their May 4-5, 2012 run at Roulette, the writer/filmmaker and her software designer collaborator R. Luke DuBois discuss their live-mix cinema film-noir sci-fi time travel telepathic interactive video mashup with music by Elliott Sharp.

A discussion on the history, proposals and progress of developing a 2 mile stretch of waterfront on the lower east side of Manhattan, in an affordable housing area, with plants and grass, pavilions, music, food, recreation and more. It's complicated.

Stephen Schaefer is joined by Kevin Kline, German shepherd-collie mix Kasey and his trainer Sarah Cole of Lawrence Kasdan's sweet natured comedy Darling Companion to discuss the film's production, Kline's history and Kasey's claim to fame.

Listen to a set by electronic musician Maxx Klaxon performed live at DJ Shakey's Warper Party event at the Clocktower Gallery on Jan. 12, 2012. Born Max Clarke, this musician brought hyperactive 1980s Miami-inspired electro-pop to downtown Manhattan.