Actor Will Bond, of the SITI Company, discusses his performance as Bob at New York Live Arts, Jan. 19-29, 2012. They discuss the show, the background of the company, the work of the playwright and director Robert Wilson, upon whom the show is based.

Jeannie Hopper discusses photojournalism, activism, and a new book by photo educator, documentary photographer, writer, and copyright lawyer Michelle Bogre, Associate Professor in the School of Art, Media and Society at Parsons The New School.

Learn about a dozen musical parades on the first night of winter, Dec. 21, 2011, open to all. Projects using bells, beatboxes, hubcaps, iPhones, traditional instruments, singers and more will convene at various parks and public buildings around town.

Curators Alanna Heiss and Joe Ahearn host the insightful and provovative curator, producer, and professor from Tokyo, Kazue Kobata. The discussion revolves around the state of the performing arts and their relation to performance art.

Hallucinogenic films made in the former Yugoslavia in the 60-70s collected by Branko Franceshi on view at Stephan Stoyanov Gallery on Orchard Street in NYC thru Oct. 30, 2011. Really trippy but also really thoughtful and a lot of fun. A time capsule.

Marisa Mazia Katz, on 2011 road trip to the Arab emirate Qatar, is joined by Wassan al Khudairi, the acting director and chief curator for the nearly two-year-old modern art museum founded by patron Sheikh Hassan bin Mohamed bin Ali Al Thani.

Will Corwin chats with Rebecca Wilson over cappuccinos at the Saatchi Gallery Cafe. Wilson is the Associate Director at the gallery and the Founding Editor of the Saatchi Gallery Online Magazine and offers insight into the Saatchi universe.

Curator Julia Draganovic speaks with performance artist Maria Jose Arjona who uses a unique method of story telling to create an experience that, unlike most things today, doesn't need technology to exist. A No Longer Empty project in NYC, May 2011.

Filmmaker Terri Hanlon discusses her experimental and poetic video documentary about the founder of French grande cuisine and composer David Behrman walks us through the amazing soundtrack. Premiere at the French Institute in NYC 13 April 2011.

A conversation on collectors with Alanna Heiss and artists Jon Kessler, Dennis Oppenheim and Ena Swansea held at the Clocktower in November 2010. In homage to Oppenheim, who passed away January 21, 2011, and was a friend and inspiration to our staff.

What do Shepard Fairey, Poster Boy, Cost & Revs, Sonic Youth, Goldie, Triple Five Soul, ACT UP, Martha Cooper, Billboard Liberation Front all have in common? The art of the STICKER! DB Burkeman has a Rizzoli book out that chronicles the phenomena.