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                 The Culture of virtual curating and the phenomenon of virtual lives. Morgan Quaintance and Omar Kholeif discuss their feature articles in the February 2013 issue of Art Monthly. The Curator’s New medium-  Omar Kholeif Traditional curatorial notions of researching, selecting and articulating are increasingly under threat from algorithmic approaches to [...]

Opera singer Richard Scott explores opera through the prism of various themes – politics, power, greed, the abominable, magic, lust, comedy. Today: Jamie McDermott, lead singer of The Irrepressibles, who talks about modern day counter tenors and his upcoming performance of Britten’s “Cabaret Songs” at Aldeburgh. He’ll also be singing live! http://richardrmscott.tumblr.com/ Originally broadcast on [...]

Soundtracks, library music and other assorted jollies with Jonny Trunk. After a ‘well-earned’ summer break (that’s what it says here), Jonny returns with a 2 hour beats of a show examining the awesome releases of the Olympic summer. He also uses the word ‘chillax’ for which he will be disciplined later. Headphones on…

Obviously I am going to have to ascertain the precise nature of the Poultry Guidance Bureau’s business before I can make a proper fist of the Art Squad. It might be, for example, that our art will consist simply of beautifully-painted directional pointing devices, designed to appeal to the optic nerves of poultry, in which [...]

regular edition featuring asférico, james wyness, jason sloan, olga palomaki, simon longo, taavi tatsi, and selections for the aporee soundmaps.

Panel Borders: Inhumanity and darkness in literature Continuing our month of shows about comics and literature, Alex Fitch talks to a trio of graphic novelists about adapting classic 19th century novels as sequential art. In a panel discussion recorded at Comica Comiket in 2011, David Hine and Mark Stafford discuss their adaptation of Victor Hugo’s [...]

Resonance FM’s fundraising drive continued this afternoon with The Pay-As-You-Go Hello GoodBye Show, where contributors purchased prime-time FM airtime at the rate of £10 per minute, helping to raise over £900 for the greatest radio station in the world. deXter Bentley would like to thank everyone involved for their generous support! PLAYLIST: Dog Chocolate – [...]

Dieter Roth: Die R adio Sonate, The R adio Sonata. The original LP was published in 1978 by Lebeer-Hossmann, Brussels and Hamburg and edition Hansjorg Mayer in a signed edition of 300. In 1995 Diter Roth produced a signed and numbered CD edition of 100 which vanished in mysterious circumstances. For this he rewrote two [...]

More Polish art and music presented by Kacper Ziemianin. In this episode: 11 Kinoteka Polish Film Festival Andrzej Korzynski Dr Pytor Konrad Geca The link seems to be broken so here is the original link if the player doesn’t work: http://ia701503.us.archive.org/28/items/PolishDeli1022013/Polish%20Deli%2010%202%202013.mp3  

Opera singer Richard Scott explores opera through the prism of various themes – politics, power, greed, the abominable, magic, lust, comedy. Today, since it’s Valentine’s Day, Richard plays some of the most romantic and heartfelt music ever written for the operatic stage. We’ll hear from Puccini and Verdi’s scandalous courtesans, Schoenberg’s desperate Woman as she [...]

Film soundtracks, library music and tank top appreciation with Jonny Trunk. Back in 2011 the OST Show travelled to Swindon to meet the great Andy Partridge. Here’s how it went.

framework:afield produced in portugal by carlo patrão and featuring sounds from the films of manoel de oliveira. for more info see http://zeppelinruc.wordpress.com.

Panel Borders: The Amazing Adventures of Fraction and Chabon Continuing a month of shows looking at the connections between sequential art and literature, Alex Fitch talks to writers Matt Fraction and Michael Chabon about their friendship, reading experiences outside of graphic novels and mutual love of comics. Matt Fraction is an award winning writer who [...]

Live music on Hello GoodBye; with absurdest-rock trio The Balloons and folk-blues troubador Pepe Belmonte. CJ Proud, Dave Swift and Rik Irvine have been breathing new life into The Balloons for the best part of last four decades.. Slapped senseful by Beefheart, Devo, Henry Cow and Led Zeppelin, The Balloons remain dark and cheery purveyors [...]

Filmmaker and author of Film Art Phenomena Nicky Hamlyn and artist Conor Kelly talk about the disjunction between sound and image, displaced sound and their collaboration at Wilton’s Music Hall. Recorded at Raven Row for Gone with the Wind.