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Interview with Sarah Smizz

SMizzBritish artist Sarah Smizz talks with Joanna Spitzner about cities, space and its co-option, power and her work with various groups in the U.S. and the U.K.  Smizz was an artist in residence at The Art School in The Art School in September, and we had an awesome time with her.

Find out more: http://www.sarahsmizz.com/

Hot stuff straight from the…..

ASS radio digest number @,
Music, commentary, and situational content. This audio log contains traic 1 “panic panic” by Manu Chao off the Baionarena album, followed by a reading of pages 14-16 of a translation of Tiqqun’s “This is not a Program”  from the header “Arm the Imaginary Party”. That is followed by “And We Flew Away” by DJ Eco. Then there is like a six minute commuter’s diary piece by yours truly which then seguays to Ladytron’s “Tomorrow” (Jeuce rework). This is followed by an acoustically modified car ride game, which begins with me nearly driving off the road probably after adjusting the recording device. This segment which has both wah and phaser filters over it is followed by Seabound’s “Poisonous Friend” as remixed by Iris. The last tune is Royksopp’s “Happy Up Here”.

   

 

Interview with artists Lena Chun and Dylin North

Recorded on July 22, 2010. Artists Lena Chun and Dylin North completed a three-week residency at Spark Contemporary Art Space. We talk with Dylin and Lena, and with Derek Liddington, Director of XPace, and Holly Rodricks, Director of Spark and their work and their residency.

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Interview with Jesse Stiles

Jesse Stiles

Jesse Stiles in his installation Automatic Speleology

Joanna Spitzner talks to artist Jesse Stiles about his current installation Automatic Speleology, on view at the Warehouse Gallery, Syracuse, NY,  until May 29, 2010. They chat about generative processes, using technology, composition, and performing.

Check out Jesse’s website: http://jts3k.com/

Also, come to the Live Performance by Curtis Bahn and Jesse Stiles on Saturday, May 29 at 7 pm at the Warehouse Gallery.