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Carter Ratcliff: To Get or Not Get With the Program

Originally aired 6/19/06

Art historian Carter Ratcliff talks about the advantages and liabilities of participating in fashion, trends, movements, and ideologies with some fascinating analysis of Beau Brummel, Jules Olitski, and other artists, writers and philosophers.

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Cave Canem: Toi Derricotte with Naomi Long Madgett

Originally aired 6/5/06

This recording was made at the Cave Canem Legacy Conversation Series, featuring writer, editor, teacher and publisher Naomi Long Madgett who is interviewed by Cave Canem co-founder and poet Toi Derricotte.

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Chris Martin

Originally aired 5/22/06

A talk by the Williamsburg, Brooklyn painter and artist's artist Chris Martin on Feb. 22, 2006 at the Parsons New School of Design as part of their Fine Arts Lecture Series. Martin has shown recently at Uta Scharf (NYC) and other venues nationwide.

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Reverend Billy and the Church of Stop Shopping

Originally aired 5/15/06

Artist/preacher Bill Talen began the project Reverend Billy in 1997, inspired by the mass-market makeover of Times Square and the street preachers who protested it. Through performance art, the Reverend and his choir warn of the coming shopocalypse.

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New School University's Poetry Forum: Stephanie Brown

Originally aired 4/24/06

Poet Stephanie Brown reads from her work and then speaks with poet and host David Lehman in an event recorded Feb. 22, 2006. The two discussed alternatives to life as an academic, being a librarian, having a family and finding a publisher.

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Mira Schor: The Art of Nonconformist Criticality

Originally aired 4/24/06

This program features a lecture by the artist, critic, editor and educator Mira Schor entitled The Art of Nonconformist Criticality; basically, how to think straight when you are surrounded by creative influences and market demands.

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On Kitsch

Originally aired 4/10/06

A panel discussion entitled On Kitsch addressing the "high and low in art today" presented by the School of Visual Arts recorded by ARTonAIR.org on February 23, 2006.

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Jim Jarmusch

Originally aired 3/20/06

New York Times cultural reporter Dinitia Smith interviews filmmaker Jim Jarmusch who discusses highlights of his long career making over a dozen films including the Grand Prix award for Broken Flowers at the 2005 Cannes Film Festival.

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Harry Belafonte and Walter Mosley

Originally aired 3/13/06

Noted novelist, dramatist, essayist and activist Walter Mosley and legendary performer, activist and humanitarian Harry Belafonte lead a discussion as part of the Conversation with the Nation series, sponsored by The Nation magazine.

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Neal Smith, Alice Cooper's Drummer

Originally aired 3/13/06

Hosts David Weinstein and rock historian Glenn Leslie sat down with drummer Neal Smith whose work on the first seven albums released by the original Alice Cooper band ranks with the finest rock drumming ever recorded.

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