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RADIO // Beyond the Subtitles Eric Rochant & Cecile deFrance, Mobius Hosted by Stephen Schaefer Radio show Eric Rochant's "Mobius" teams two of the most attractive people on planet Earth, Jean Dujardin and Cecile deFrance as spies in a torrid affair, in a Monaco-set spy thriller/love story. Shades of Ingrid Bergman and Cary Grant in Hitchcock's Notorious? Tribeca Film Festival 2013: Eric Rochant's Mobius, which screened at Tribeca in the hope of getting American distribution, teams two of the most attractive people on planet Earth in a Monaco-set spy thriller cum love story that would seem to... Originally aired 5/27/13 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Dialogues in Asian Contemporary Art John Menick and Yusef Misdaq Radio show Independent curator Leeza Ahmady brings together artists John Menick and Yusuf Misdaq. While from widely different backgrounds, both artists have made works that are process-based, conceptually vigorous and span across mediums: writing, sound, film. Independent curator Leeza Ahmady brings together artists John Menick and Yusuf Misdaq. While from widely different backgrounds, both artists have made works that are simultaneously process-based, conceptually vigorous and span across mediums:... Originally aired 5/27/13 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Historic Audio from the Archives of Charles Ruas Miss MacIntosh, My Darling: Chapter 64: The Bald Childhood of Miss MacIntosh, Part 2, Osceola Archer Hosted by Charles Ruas Radio show Osceola Archer reads the second part of Chapter 64, The Bald Childhood of Miss MacIntosh, of Miss MacIntosh, My Darling. It tells of the day that Miss MacIntosh realized, after comparing her head to other kids' heads, that being bald was abnormal. Osceola Archer reads Chapter 64, part 2, "The Bald Childhood of Miss MacIntosh", of Miss MacIntosh, My Darling by Marguerite Young. Archer (1890-1983) was a stage and film actress part of the Harlem Renaissance. She was a pioneer of the... Originally aired 5/27/13 Listen Read More »
RADIO // In the Hopper Moody Musings Hosted by Jeannie Hopper Radio show Spring battles summer creating a moody atmosphere indeed. DJ Jeannie Hopper put togetherAlice Russell with Antony Hagerty, DJ AM & Shawn Lee, Cape Verde's Carmen Souza, Brooklyn's Zongo Junction, Black Coffee and Joe Clausell, Louie Vega and more. Spring battles summer creating a moody atmosphere indeed. Enjoy the musings of songstress Alice Russell "I Loved You" and sensuousness of Coco Rosie featuring Antony Hagerty "Tears For Animal" asking all 'do you have love for human kind, for the... Originally aired 5/24/13 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Emerging Underground Manawi Thorn Hosted by David Weinstein Radio show Songs, conversation and a bit of social philosophy with members oi a unique New York band. Find out how three accomplished computer programmers transform into inventive song craftsmen and emerge as a metal-driven power trio. David Weinstein interviews the band Manawi Thorn and plays tracks from their CD releases Vestigial Wings and Feed and Weep. Find out how three accomplished computer programmers transform into inventive song craftsmen and emerge as a metal-driven... Originally aired 5/21/13 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Cooking Up A Storm Musical Asparagus Hosted by Marja Samsom Radio show French accordionist & composer Nicole Renaud joined Marja in the studio during White Asparagus Season, singing songs together while cooking and thus joining classic French & Dutch flavors in a delicious dish: Asparagus a l'Hollandaise. French accordionist & composer Nicole Renaud joined Marja in the studio during White Asparagus Season, singing songs together while cooking and thus joining classic French & Dutch flavors in a delicious dish voila: Asparagus a l'... Originally aired 5/20/13 Listen Read More »
RADIO // Radio Lorca After Lorca: A Day of Poetry and Performance Radio show Eileen Myles, Marcos Wasem, Judah Rubin, Sabrina Lastman, Sara Jane Stoner, Cole Heinowitz, and Rob Fitterman united in celebration of Lorca's influence on contemporary arts. It was curated by Aoibhean Sweeney, Samson Starkweather, and Ana Bozicevic. An event curated by Aoibhean Sweeney, Samson Starkweather, and Ana Bozicevic about the multitude of responses to traditional and radical receptions of Lorca in the US. It featured poetry readings and performances by Eileen Myles, Marcos Wasem, Judah... Originally aired 5/20/13 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Beyond the Subtitles Alice Winocour, Augustine Hosted by Stephen Schaefer Radio show Alice Winocour on her film "Augustine." With great attention to historical accuracy, the film investigates the history of young women being admitted to psychiatric hospitals as "hysterics" as told through the eyes of a teenage servent Augustine. Writer-director Alice Winocour's Augustine is rare film that actually stays close to the known facts. She vividly brings to life the 19th Century story of Augustine, a teenage servant who became the most famous patient of pioneering French... Originally aired 5/20/13 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Orbital Mash OM Episode 19 Hosted by Me Raabenstein Radio show A Me Raabenstein playlist with tracks by Deebs & TS?, XXYYXX, Gold Panda, Jenny Hval, Dean Blunt and Iron And Wine, Sqaramouche, The Knife, Airhead, Jeremiah Jae and Origamibiro, Cassius Select, LorentZ System and Alizzz. Enjoy the melody! Music with a view selected and presented by Me Raabenstein. In this episode you will listen to tracks by Deebs & TS?, XXYYXX, Gold Panda, Jenny Hval, Dean Blunt and Iron And Wine, Sqaramouche, The Knife, Airhead, Jeremiah Jae and Origamibiro,... Originally aired 5/20/13 Listen Read More »
RADIO // BLURRINGradio Past & Present, Perfect Guitars Hosted by DB Radio show The Rock n' Roll tracks featured on this episode bounce between 60's & 70's and the 2000's. The Stooges, Liars, TV on the Radio, Radiohead, Patti Smith, Yeasayer, Television, The Veils, Japandroids, and The Clash are among the artists featured. Having had fun compiling & also getting some nice feedback from the first Rock n' Roll show he did last year, DB's been gradually gathering tunes to do this second all guitar based show. The list is interesting in that the 25 tracks bounce... Originally aired 5/20/13 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Art & Technology Peanut Underground/Pirate Utopia Hosted by Daniel Durning Radio show Lee Wells, Katie Peyton, and Marjan Moghaddam reflect on the disbandment of the Occupy movement and the nearby Art Show. They also discuss an "Anarchist Art Fair" at the Peanut Underground Art Project, which celebrates the gallery's anniversary. Occupy Wall Street "No Comment" Revisited: Nearly 20 Months after the people movement at Zuccotti Park was disbanded and the art show across from the NY Stock Exchange was closed, artist and organizers recall the events and describe the influences... Originally aired 5/20/13 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Impossible Music David Rothenberg, Bug Music: How Insects Gave Us Rhythm and Noise Hosted by David Weinstein Radio show Composer, author, and naturalist David Rothenberg discusses his book and plays his CD, Bug Music: How Insects Gave Us Rhythm and Noise in advance of his appearance in an evening celebrating the sounds of insects at Judson Church on May 22, 2013. David Weinstein hosts composer, author, and naturalist David Rothenberg to discuss his CD and book, Bug Music: How Insects Gave Us Rhythm and Noise (St Martin Press, 2013) in advance of his appearance in an evening celebrating the sounds of... Originally aired 5/20/13 Listen Read More »
RADIO // Radio Lorca Teatro SEA: The Interview Hosted by Jason Charles Radio show Host Jason Charles speaks with actors, artists, and puppeteers from the 2013 production of Federico Lorca's "Los títeres de Cachiporra" or "The Billy-Club Puppets," a puppet play tragi-comedy performing in Spanish and English. Host Jason Charles speaks with actors, artists, and puppeteers from the 2013 production of Federico Lorca's "Los títeres de Cachiporra" or "The Billy-Club Puppets", a puppet play tragi-comedy performing in Spanish and English. A live recording of... Originally aired 5/20/13 Listen Read More »	RADIO // ARTonAIR Interviews Travess Smalley Hosted by Willis Arnold Radio show Travess Smalley is a young digital artist based in Brooklyn whose style and technique is influenced by Lee Krasner and surf wear, among other things, and who endeavors to replicate Photoshop techniques in the physical world. Willis Arnold hosts. Originally hailing from West Virginia, Travess Smalley is a young digital artist based in Brooklyn, New York. His work is characterized by a strict attention to the process of creating digital imagery and the intersection of this practice with the... Originally aired 5/16/13 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Beyond the Subtitles Kerry Washington & Diahann Carroll, Tyler Perry presents Peeples Hosted by Stephen Schaefer Radio show Kerry Washington (who made this years before her star turn in Scandal) and Diahann Carroll (the legend. period. after a long hiatus) discuss their roles in the Tyler Perry film Peeples, a family comedy about dysfuntion, marriage and vacation. While it’s called Tyler Perry presents Peeples, the dysfunctional family comedy actually is written and directed by Tina Gordon Chism and stars Kerry Washington as the daddy-dominated Peeples daughter Grace with Diahann Carroll in a small role as... Originally aired 5/13/13 Listen Read More »
RADIO // Sonoridade Musica Moderna #11 Hosted by Béco Dranoff Radio show Still going through all the music brought back from Brazil following a March 2013 trip, Bèco Dranoff selects yet another great batch of spanking new music from all over the country. Featuring Karol Concà, BotecoEletro, DJ MAM, Supercordas, and more! Still going through all the music brought back from Brazil following a March 2013 trip, Sonoridade host and producer Bèco Dranoff selects yet another great batch of spanking new music from all over the country. This is a rhythm heavy program... Originally aired 5/13/13 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Radio Lorca Los títeres de Cachiporra (The Billy-Club Puppets) Radio show The Clemente Soto Velez Cultural and Education Center present Teatro SEA performing Lorca's puppet play Los títeres de Cachiporra; which the poet himself called "an extraordinary session of guignol, a work of pure art of the sort we so badly need". Teatro SEA in performance at the Clemente Soto Velez Cultural and Education Center in April 2013 as part of the LorcaNYC Festival. About the play: “It will be an extraordinary session of guignol, and we are going to make a work of pure art of the... Originally aired 5/13/13 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Creative Time Martha Rosler (2013) Hosted by Nato Thompson Radio show Nato Thompson speaks with photo-collage, performance and video artist Martha Rosler about the political concerns that have galvanized her artistic practice since she first made innovative artworks engaging the subjects of war, gender, and poverty. Host Nato Thompson speaks with Martha Rosler about the political concerns that have galvanized her artistic practice since she first made innovative artworks engaging the subjects of war, gender, consumerism and poverty. Her early photo-collages,... Originally aired 5/13/13 Listen Read More »
RADIO // Clocktower Exhibits & Events Nomi Ruiz: Borough Gypsy Mixtape & Interview Hosted by Jeannie Hopper Radio show Album download here! Plus Jeannie Hopper and Nomi Ruiz discuss her 2013 album, Borough Gypsy, recorded in part in the Clocktower studio. Ruiz reflects on the gritty 90's Brooklyn culture that is reflected in her music, particularly in this album. Jeannie Hopper speaks with singer/songwriter Nomi Ruiz about her recent Clocktower residency project. Over the course of her two month stay, Ruiz completed Borough Gypsy, her sophomore album. She talks about growing up in Brooklyn in the midst of... Originally aired 5/9/13 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Historic Audio from the Archives of Charles Ruas Miss MacIntosh, My Darling: Chapter 64: The Bald Childhood of Miss MacIntosh, Part 1, Osceola Archer Hosted by Charles Ruas Radio show Osceola Archer reads the first part of Chapter 64, The Bald Childhood of Miss MacIntosh, of Miss MacIntosh, My Darling. The protagonist comes to terms with her quandaries over her physical abnormalities and accepts the possibility of companionship. Osceola Archer reads Chapter 64, "The Bald Childhood of Miss MacIntosh", of Miss MacIntosh, My Darling by Marguerite Young. Archer (1890-1983) was a stage and film actress part of the Harlem Renaissance. She was a pioneer of the American... Originally aired 5/8/13 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Teenage Kicks Repetition Hosted by Alec Hanley Bemis Radio show This edition of Teenage Kicks is about repetition in various forms. It features tracks by Chavez, Peter Jeffereies & Jono Lonie, Nico Muhly, Pinback, The Fall, These New Puritans, Blind Faith, Unwound, and Laurie Anderson. This episode of Teenage Kicks is about repetition. This episode of Teenage Kicks is about repetition. This episode of Teenage Kicks is about repetition. In various forms. In various forms. Various in forms. With tracks by Chavez, Peter Jeffereies... Originally aired 5/8/13 Listen Read More »
RADIO // Radio Lorca Writing in New York/New York in Writing Radio show Spanish novelist Antonio Muñoz Molina and Argentine writer Lila Zemborain, both professors in the NYU graduate program in Creative Writing in Spanish, devoted part of their Spring 2013 courses to Lorca. This program is the result of those efforts. Students from the New York University (NYU) M.F.A. program in Creative Writing in Spanish rewrite Federico García Lorca’s experience of New York. Spanish novelist Antonio Muñoz Molina and Argentine writer Lila Zemborain, both professors in the M.F.A... Originally aired 5/7/13 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Art & Technology Fountain Art Fair 2013, Part 2 Hosted by Daniel Durning Radio show Host Daniel Durning "sees" sound waves and discusses the allegorical birth of the universe with sculptors Kate Raudenbush and Joshua H. Knoblick working with laser cut steel on the floor of the Fountain at the Kilowatt Gallery. Recorded onsite at the historic Lexington Ave Armory at the Fountain Art Fair 2013 in New York, Art and Technology host Daniel Durning "sees" sound waves and discusses the allegorical birth of the universe with a pair of sculptors working with laser... Originally aired 5/6/13 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Soundwalk Collective The Encounter Radio show This segment features recordings from the Schwarzwald, Germany in 2010 inspired by a 1967 visit by Paul Celan to Martin Heidegger in Todtnauberg, located in the Black Forest where the philosopher worked, and the influential poem it engendered. The Soundwalk Collective's The Encounter features recordings from the Schwarzwald, Germany in 2010. In 1967, Paul Celan visited Martin Heidegger in Todtnauberg, located in the Black Forest where the philosopher worked. The subsequent poem written... Originally aired 5/6/13 Listen Read More »