AIR Podcasts
Summary: Operating in lower Manhattan’s historic Clocktower Gallery, AIR, Art International Radio is an Internet radio station, free cultural archive, and art center. AIR’s mission is to be a leading source for music, audio art, cultural dialogue and new media innovation, and a singular art space dedicated to facilitating and promoting the work of emerging and established artists. AIR broadcasts weekly in-depth interviews, independent music programs, and original works of audio art. AIR’s audio archive is a unique cultural resource that engages and involves diverse cultural groups, students, scholars, professionals, musicians, artists, writers and culture connoisseurs in the United States and around the world.
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Podcasts:
Tom Phonic has been producing electronic music for over 15 years organizing parties featuring live electronic musicians. Previously he performed with only drum machines and synthesizers but now he is tackling software. He plays for us live in studio.
David Weinstein hosts composers Elliott Sharp, Steve Horowitz and Luke DuBois at the Clocktower studios to discuss the computer and solenoid driven Yamaha player piano that was the focus of a 2011 mini-fest at the White Box Gallery. With examples.
Will interviews ARTonAIR's Director of Programs, David Weinstein, as part of the Williamsburg Oral History Project. They play a couple of Weinstein's tunes, and David proffers his theory for why the Williamsburg art scene took off: Thai food.
Mesrine, a two-part, four-hour biography of the notorious French bank robber, jail breaker and killer Jacques Mesrine, has already earned Vincent Cassel the Best Actor César for his mesmerizing portrait of France's one-time Public Enemy No. 1.
So sayeth the Dumpling Diva: Inside: 2 kinds of italian cheese: robiola&fontina Competing for 1st place like a soccergame: w the basil leaf& Added drop of real pesto made with Pine nuts(and not costcutting & using Walnuts) The 'salad dresssin' is really the dumpling diva's secret weapon: Posing again:as a dipping sauce this can b used as...
Four Italian artists - Emilio Fantin, Luigi Negro, Giancarlo Norese, and Cesare Pietroiusti - and New York-based artist Joan Jonas collaborated on this performance work. By combining semi-concrete, semi-absurdist methods with a wide variety of media, the artists created stories, a play, and a collective performance about sculptures and actual sculptors whose exposure has waned into oblivion.
