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Originally aired 2/25/13

An eclectic book reading organized by Bookforum, the literature-focused project of Artforum, at the New Museum featuring writers Thomas Frank, Rachel Kushner, Rhonda Lieberman, George Saunders, and Choire Sicha. Recorded Feb. 2013.

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New Musical Instruments

Hosted by Alanna Heiss , Eve Essex

Originally aired 5/11/12

Living History

New Musical Instruments

Hosted by Alanna Heiss , Eve Essex

Originally aired 5/11/12

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.

Radio Show

Living History

Gilbert & George, London Pictures

Hosted by Alanna Heiss

Originally aired 4/24/12

On the occasion of their visit to New York to open their London Pictures exhibition at Lehmann Maupin Gallery and Sonnabend (26 April – 23 June 2012) Gilbert & George sat down at the Clocktower Gallery with Alanna Heiss and Jessica Craig-Martin.

Radio Show

Living History

Irving Sandler and Marylyn Dintenfass, Parallel Park

Originally aired 3/5/12

From a Hard Press Editions event at the CUE Art Foundation in New York, Irving Sandler and Marylyn Dintenfass discuss the significance of automobiles and color in her installation, "Parallel Park" and the impact of public art installations overall.

Radio Show

Living History

Celeste Lab, Celeste Prize

Hosted by David Weinstein , Jeannie Hopper

Originally aired 11/28/11

A profile of an evening-long opening at the Invisible Dog Art Center in Brooklyn, celebrating the artists of the Celeste Network and the awarding of its 2011 prize in a variety of disciplines. Co-produced with Roberto Paci Dalò and the Celeste Lab.

Radio Show

Living History

Exit Art: Jeanette Ingberman & Papo Colo

Originally aired 9/19/11

A glimpse into the people and history behind Exit Art, the NYC alternative gallery and art center known for provocative exhibitions and an activist commitment to new ideas. Ingberman's August 2011 death is an immeasurable loss to our art community.

Radio Show

Living History

!Women Art Revolution

Originally aired 5/30/11

Lynn Hershman Leeson’s film !Women Art Revolution has a theatrical premiere at New York City’s IFC Center on June 1, 2011. Robot Radio? Her next project is with Tilda Swinton and Marilyn Manson as part of her Teknolust Trilogy (DNA in cyborgs!).

Radio Show

Living History

Tom Finkelpearl, Museum Strategies

Originally aired 10/29/10

A talk with the director of the Queens Museum of Art director Tom Finkelpearl on the subject of Survival Strategies for the Recession-Weary Museum Leader. This is a compelling must-listen for anyone involved in arts organizations.

Radio Show

Living History

Dr. Timothy Leary, LSD

Originally aired 10/22/10

From a 1966 Pixie Records release by Dr. Timothy Leary, the man who coined the phrase, "Turn on, tune in, drop out", who was called "the most dangerous man in America" by Richard Nixon, outlines chapter and verse of his LSD gospel.

Radio Show

Living History

Laurent Grasso, Lecture

Hosted by Michael Rush

Originally aired 10/11/10

Constructing histories and obstructing understanding fascinates artist Laurent Grasso who discusses all this and more in a lecture at the School of Visual Arts from September 2010 (with comments by curator Béatrice Gross).

RADIO // Living History Bookforum: Strange Bedfellows Radio show An eclectic book reading organized by Bookforum, the literature-focused project of Artforum, at the New Museum featuring writers Thomas Frank, Rachel Kushner, Rhonda Lieberman, George Saunders, and Choire Sicha. Recorded Feb. 2013. A reading event produced by Bookforum, the online literature-focused project of Artforum, held at the New Museum in New York in February 2013 and featuring Thomas Frank, Rachel Kushner, Rhonda Lieberman, George Saunders, and Choire Sicha. Thomas... Originally aired 2/25/13 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Living History New Musical Instruments Hosted by Alanna Heiss, Eve Essex Radio show 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. On April 12, 2012 at The Clocktower Gallery, artist Eve Essex and Clocktower Gallery Director Alanna Heiss gathered a group of music enthusiasts from different backgrounds and experiences together for casual but topical discussion on the evolving... Originally aired 5/11/12 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Living History Gilbert & George, London Pictures Hosted by Alanna Heiss Radio show On the occasion of their visit to New York to open their London Pictures exhibition at Lehmann Maupin Gallery and Sonnabend (26 April – 23 June 2012) Gilbert & George sat down at the Clocktower Gallery with Alanna Heiss and Jessica Craig-Martin. On the occasion of their visit to New York to open their London Pictures exhibition at Lehmann Maupin Gallery and Sonnabend (26 April – 23 June 2012) Gilbert & George sat down at the Clocktower Gallery with Alanna Heiss and photographer Jessica... Originally aired 4/24/12 Listen Read More »
RADIO // Living History Irving Sandler and Marylyn Dintenfass, Parallel Park Radio show From a Hard Press Editions event at the CUE Art Foundation in New York, Irving Sandler and Marylyn Dintenfass discuss the significance of automobiles and color in her installation, "Parallel Park" and the impact of public art installations overall. In December 2011, renowned art critic Irving Sandler sat down with artist Marylyn Dintenfass at the CUE Art Foundation in New York City to discuss her newest public art installation "Parallel Park" and her most recent monograph of the same name... Originally aired 3/5/12 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Living History Celeste Lab, Celeste Prize Hosted by David Weinstein, Jeannie Hopper Radio show A profile of an evening-long opening at the Invisible Dog Art Center in Brooklyn, celebrating the artists of the Celeste Network and the awarding of its 2011 prize in a variety of disciplines. Co-produced with Roberto Paci Dalò and the Celeste Lab. A profile of the evening-long opening of an exhibition at The Invisible Dog Art Center in Brooklyn, celebrating the artists of the Celeste Network and the awarding of its 2011 prize in a variety of disciplines. Celeste Lab, the associated online... Originally aired 11/28/11 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Living History Exit Art: Jeanette Ingberman & Papo Colo Radio show A glimpse into the people and history behind Exit Art, the NYC alternative gallery and art center known for provocative exhibitions and an activist commitment to new ideas. Ingberman's August 2011 death is an immeasurable loss to our art community. Our thanks to Exit Art for these recordings, given to us in the weeks following Jeanette Ingberman's death in august 2011. Her spirit and commitment are forever remembered here. We treasure her as a part of the downtown community and all true... Originally aired 9/19/11 Listen Read More »
RADIO // Living History !Women Art Revolution Radio show Lynn Hershman Leeson’s film !Women Art Revolution has a theatrical premiere at New York City’s IFC Center on June 1, 2011. Robot Radio? Her next project is with Tilda Swinton and Marilyn Manson as part of her Teknolust Trilogy (DNA in cyborgs!). Artist/curator Anna Muessig hosts filmmaker Lynn Hershman Leeson and artist/producer Alex Chowaniec in a discussion about art and feminism, woman and creativity, activism across generations, and historical legacies. Lynn Hershman Leeson’s film !... Originally aired 5/30/11 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Living History Tom Finkelpearl, Museum Strategies Radio show A talk with the director of the Queens Museum of Art director Tom Finkelpearl on the subject of Survival Strategies for the Recession-Weary Museum Leader. This is a compelling must-listen for anyone involved in arts organizations. A talk by Queens Museum of Art director Tom Finkelpearl on the subject of Survival Strategies for the Recession-Weary Museum Leader given in an address to the Directors Forum of the Art Museum Partnership on October 24, 2010 at the National... Originally aired 10/29/10 Listen Read More »	RADIO // Living History Dr. Timothy Leary, LSD Radio show From a 1966 Pixie Records release by Dr. Timothy Leary, the man who coined the phrase, "Turn on, tune in, drop out", who was called "the most dangerous man in America" by Richard Nixon, outlines chapter and verse of his LSD gospel. From a 1966 Pixie Records release by Dr. Timothy Leary, the man who coined the phrase, "Turn on, tune in, drop out", who was called "the most dangerous man in America" by Richard Nixon, and who remains controversial to this day including amongst the... Originally aired 10/22/10 Listen Read More »