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Originally aired 6/5/13

The New York Public Library celebrates Federico García Lorca’s life and legacy with readings and performances by John Giorno, Will Keen, Philip Levine, Christopher Maurer, Laura Garcia Lorca, Tracy K. Smith, Paul Muldoon, and Patti Smith.

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New York Public Library

A Swarm, a Flock, a Host: Mark Doty & Darren Waterston

Hosted by Arezoo Moseni

Originally aired 6/3/13

Acclaimed poet Mark Doty and prominent artist Darren Watterson join Arezoo Mohseni of the New York Public Library for a discussion of their May 2013 book A Swarm, a Flock, a Host: a Compendium of Creatures, a re-imagining of medieval bestiaries.

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New York Public Library

Deborah Kass and Robert Storr, Before and Happily Ever After

Hosted by Arezoo Moseni

Originally aired 3/25/13

Curator and critic Robert Storr joins artist Deborah Kass for a wide ranging informal conversation at the Library in January 2013. This event occured on the occasion of the publication of the monograph Deborah Kass: Before and Happily Ever After.

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New York Public Library

Nancy Grossman & Ian Berry, Tough Life

Hosted by Arezoo Moseni

Originally aired 1/21/13

Nancy Grossman: Tough Life Diary is a retrospective book that coincides with an exhibition that features her work at the NY Public Library. An event was held in Dec. 2012 at the Library. Grossman and curator, Ian Barry discuss the book and her work.

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New York Public Library

Duane Michals & Sam Shahid

Hosted by Arezoo Moseni

Originally aired 9/24/12

An evening with world-renowned photographer, Duane Michals and legendary creative director, Sam Shahid. The two discuss the conceptual and design process of Michals' 2012 military memoir, "The Lieutenant Who Loved His Platoon". Arezoo Moseni hosts.

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New York Public Library

Are You Experienced?, Psychedelics & Art

Hosted by Arezoo Moseni

Originally aired 6/11/12

How Psychedelic Consciousness Transformed Modern Art is the theme of a book, lecture and conversation by NY Times critic Ken Johnson joined on this date by artists Deborah Kass and Chris Martin. Recorded at the library in September 2011. Drop in.

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New York Public Library

Mika Rottenberg & Marilyn Minter

Hosted by Arezoo Moseni

Originally aired 4/16/12

Video artist Mika Rottenberg and her former teacher Marilyn Minter discuss the philosophical, political and historical foundations of their highly original art and practices as part of the Artist Dialogues Series held at the New York Public Library.

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New York Public Library

Lyle Ashton Harris and Chuck Close, Excessive Exposure

Originally aired 2/6/12

Recorded by the New York Public Library, two photographer/artists discuss their mutual experiences, technique and format, celebrities (and how to photograph them), face blindness, Lana Turner, Yoko Ono, Cindy Sherman, the Dalai Lama, and much more.

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New York Public Library

Lydia Venieri, Anastasia Aukeman & Michael Skafidas: Theogony

Originally aired 7/18/11

Marking the publication of Theogony, Greek artist Lydia Venieri, art historian Anastasia Aukeman and writer and reporter Michael Skafidas discuss the book and the work of this prolific artist during her 2011 Stux Gallery retrospective (now closed).

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New York Public Library

Deborah Lutz & David Salle, Pleasure Bound

Originally aired 6/27/11

Deborah Lutz, professor of Victorian culture and literature at Long Island University reads and discusses her book, Pleasure Bound: Victorian Sex Rebels and the New Eroticism, with artist David Salle in March 2011 at The New York Public Library.

RADIO // Radio Lorca Celebrating Federico García Lorca Radio show The New York Public Library celebrates Federico García Lorca’s life and legacy with readings and performances by John Giorno, Will Keen, Philip Levine, Christopher Maurer, Laura Garcia Lorca, Tracy K. Smith, Paul Muldoon, and Patti Smith. Produced by Paul Holdengräber, director of LIVE from the NYPL, and the Fundación Federico García Lorca, a special installment of the Library’s series, celebrating Federico García Lorca’s life and legacy with readings and performances by John Giorno... Originally aired 6/5/13 Listen Read More »	RADIO // New York Public Library A Swarm, a Flock, a Host: Mark Doty & Darren Waterston Hosted by Arezoo Moseni Radio show Acclaimed poet Mark Doty and prominent artist Darren Watterson join Arezoo Mohseni of the New York Public Library for a discussion of their May 2013 book A Swarm, a Flock, a Host: a Compendium of Creatures, a re-imagining of medieval bestiaries. In this recording from May 22, 2013, National Book Award-winning poet Mark Doty and prominent artist Darren Waterston have an in-depth discussion about their stunning recently published book, A Swarm, a Flock, a Host: A Compendium of Creatures... Originally aired 6/3/13 Listen Read More »	RADIO // New York Public Library Deborah Kass and Robert Storr, Before and Happily Ever After Hosted by Arezoo Moseni Radio show Curator and critic Robert Storr joins artist Deborah Kass for a wide ranging informal conversation at the Library in January 2013. This event occured on the occasion of the publication of the monograph Deborah Kass: Before and Happily Ever After. Curator and critic Robert Storr joins artist Deborah Kass for a wide ranging informal conversation at the Library in January 2013. This event occurred on the occasion of the publication of the monograph Deborah Kass: Before and Happily Ever... Originally aired 3/25/13 Listen Read More »
RADIO // New York Public Library Nancy Grossman & Ian Berry, Tough Life Hosted by Arezoo Moseni Radio show Nancy Grossman: Tough Life Diary is a retrospective book that coincides with an exhibition that features her work at the NY Public Library. An event was held in Dec. 2012 at the Library. Grossman and curator, Ian Barry discuss the book and her work. Artist Nancy Grossman discusses her book, Nancy Grossman: Tough Life Diary along with the Tang Museum's Associate Director Ian Berry in An Art Book series event at the Library in December 2012. The retrospective publication presents five... Originally aired 1/21/13 Listen Read More »	RADIO // New York Public Library Duane Michals & Sam Shahid Hosted by Arezoo Moseni Radio show An evening with world-renowned photographer, Duane Michals and legendary creative director, Sam Shahid. The two discuss the conceptual and design process of Michals' 2012 military memoir, "The Lieutenant Who Loved His Platoon". Arezoo Moseni hosts. Recorded March 20, 2012, an evening with world-renowned photographer, Duane Michals and legendary creative director, Sam Shahid. The two discuss the conceptual and design process of Michals' 2012 military memoir The Lieutenant Who Loved His Platoon... Originally aired 9/24/12 Listen Read More »	RADIO // New York Public Library Are You Experienced?, Psychedelics & Art Hosted by Arezoo Moseni Radio show How Psychedelic Consciousness Transformed Modern Art is the theme of a book, lecture and conversation by NY Times critic Ken Johnson joined on this date by artists Deborah Kass and Chris Martin. Recorded at the library in September 2011. Drop in. In a September 2011 program presented by the New York Pubic Library under it's series, An Art Book comes Are You Experienced?: How Psychedelic Consciousness Transformed Modern Art. Looking at art through the lens of psychedelic experience and... Originally aired 6/11/12 Listen Read More »
RADIO // New York Public Library Mika Rottenberg & Marilyn Minter Hosted by Arezoo Moseni Radio show Video artist Mika Rottenberg and her former teacher Marilyn Minter discuss the philosophical, political and historical foundations of their highly original art and practices as part of the Artist Dialogues Series held at the New York Public Library. A conversation recorded in November, 2011 at the New York Public Library as part of the Artist Dialogues Series hosted by Arezoo Moseni. Video and installation artist Mika Rottenberg has received deserved attention since her debut for her humorous,... Originally aired 4/16/12 Listen Read More »	RADIO // New York Public Library Lyle Ashton Harris and Chuck Close, Excessive Exposure Radio show Recorded by the New York Public Library, two photographer/artists discuss their mutual experiences, technique and format, celebrities (and how to photograph them), face blindness, Lana Turner, Yoko Ono, Cindy Sherman, the Dalai Lama, and much more. A conversation recorded March 23, 2011 at The New York Public Library's Artist Dialog Series with performer, photographer and video artist Lyle Ashton Harris and photographer, visual artist Chuck Close. The two discuss a wide range of topics... Originally aired 2/6/12 Listen Read More »	RADIO // New York Public Library Lydia Venieri, Anastasia Aukeman & Michael Skafidas: Theogony Radio show Marking the publication of Theogony, Greek artist Lydia Venieri, art historian Anastasia Aukeman and writer and reporter Michael Skafidas discuss the book and the work of this prolific artist during her 2011 Stux Gallery retrospective (now closed). Marking the publication of Theogony (Charta), Athens-born artist Lydia Venieri, art historian Anastasia Aukeman and writer and reporter Michael Skafidas discuss the book and the work of this prolific artist. The three gathered at The New York... Originally aired 7/18/11 Listen Read More »