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Radio, Exhibits, & Events 30 July - 6 August 2012

In the Galleries: Nervescape, a fantastical, towering installation creature by the Icelandic artist Shoplifter with sound by Kría Brekkan and Prisoner Fantasies: Photos from the Inside, self-portraits of and by inmates organized by artist Dave Adler. Plus project studios, long-term exhibits, and the thrill of the tower! Javelin and Mike Anderson's Canyon Candy is now closed. All free and open to the public noon-5 pm., Tues.-Fri. all summer. 108 Leonard Street, 13th Floor, NYC. 212-233-1096.

August Open House Open Studios: Come to the Clocktower Gallery on Tuesday, August 7 at 6 p.m. for the Clocktower's monthly open house, featuring artist in residence and composer Matthew Ostrowski's new installation for computer-controlled rotary telephones, and a performance by the Ashcan Orchestra in anticipation of its opera, "Apollo's Accidental Answer," which premiers in September. All other galleries, studios, and long-term exhibits are on vew as well. RSVP at events@artonair.org.

Programs For The Week
Radio Show
Hosted by Charles Ruas
Originally aired 7/30/12

Newly restored tapes reveal this radio series on the life and work of author Marguerite Young. In this introductory show we hear the great Anaïs Nin with Charles Ruas in the WBAI studios in 1975 discussing Young's book, Angel in the Forest.


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Radio Show
Originally aired 7/30/12

Mandrill is built around four brothers from Brooklyn via Panama and is part of a rich tradition of polyglot, self-contained bands that included WAR, Santana, and Sly & The Family Stone. They've produced a treasure trove of classic jams.


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Radio Show
Radio Show
Hosted by Stephen Schaefer
Originally aired 7/30/12
Hosted by Stephen Schaefer
Originally aired 7/30/12

Well known as a Batman villain, the Irishman now teams with Sigourney Weaver in Rodrigo Cortes' film playing an American physics professor out to scientifically debunk mystics, psychics and anyone else who claims to have paranormal abilities.


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Radio Show
Radio Show
Hosted by Will Corwin
Originally aired 7/30/12
Hosted by Will Corwin
Originally aired 7/30/12

Filmmaker, collagist and sculptor Holly Zausner tells her tales tales of tigers, exploding galleries, obstructing traffic, skywriting, and an artist's life in Berlin. Her show at Postmasters in New York runs into August 2012.


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Radio Show
Originally aired 7/30/12

From Milan, organic sound mass both delicate and wild, digital pulses diffused through a pile of modified woofers, sound cycles which create oneiric landscapes, primitive polyrhythms, feedbacks, pure sine waves, and tangled up patterns.


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Radio Show
Radio Show
Hosted by Pete McCabe
Originally aired 7/30/12
Hosted by Pete McCabe
Originally aired 7/30/12

Pete McCabe interviews Yvan Greenberg about the new work he is developing, Genet Porno, based on Jean Genet’s 1943 novel, Our Lady of the Flowers, deemed pornographic when first published for its "explicit homosexuality and depraved criminality."


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Radio Show
Radio Show
Hosted by Joe Ahearn
Originally aired 8/8/11
Hosted by Joe Ahearn
Originally aired 8/8/11

Recorded July 2011 live at the Clocktower Gallery, L.A.-based experimental band Lucky Dragons (Luke Fischbeck and Sarah Rara) magically transmutate everyday sounds into catchy and alluring melodies, you can even call it pop.


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Radio Show
Radio Show
Hosted by Nathan Salsburg
Originally aired 8/22/05
Hosted by Nathan Salsburg
Originally aired 8/22/05

Songs, in (hesitant, grotesque) honor of Snuppy, the world's first cloned dog with Nathan Salsburg's selections from Jim Jackson, Jimmy Johnson's String Band, Pegram and Parham, Mississippi John Hurt, Ewan MacColl, The Sweet Brothers, others.


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Radio Show
Radio Show
Hosted by Edwin Torres
Originally aired 1/3/05
Hosted by Edwin Torres
Originally aired 1/3/05

Poet host Edwin Torres produced this radio celebration of exploration in 2005 using both feet, beginning with MMMZZZ, from an Oozebap compilation, and adding tracks from aural explorers Stephen Vitiello, Nick Cave, Bjork's keyboardist and more.


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Radio Show
Radio Show
Hosted by Elliott Sharp
Originally aired 11/7/05
Hosted by Elliott Sharp
Originally aired 11/7/05

Os Mutantes is the eclectic Brazilian rock band that typified (together with Caetano Veloso and Gilberto Gil) the global futurism of the Tropicalista movement of Brazil in the late '60s.


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Radio Show
Radio Show
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Hosted by Elliott Sharp
Originally aired 7/17/06
Hosted by Elliott Sharp
Originally aired 7/17/06

This mix of essential Albert Ayler features live tracks recorded at La Cave in Cleveland in 1966 and tracks from New Grass, among others. A unique vision of jazz, R 'n B, and gospel.


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