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Panel Borders: David B’s Black Paths

Concluding our month of shows on war comics and our four years of broadcasts on Thursday evenings, Alex Fitch talks to French graphic novelist David B about his new book Black Paths, which depicts a little known footnote to the First World War, as the defeated Austro-Hungarian Empire loses control of the city port of Fiume in Italy and we meet various eccentric characters trapped within the city walls. Alex and David also talk about the latter’s Ignatz Award winning comic book Epileptic and his work with the independent publishing company L’Association.

Images from Black Paths and Epileptic by David B

Concluding our month of shows on war comics and our four years of broadcasts on Thursday evenings, Alex Fitch talks to French graphic novelist David B about his new book Black Paths, which depicts a little known footnote to the First World War, as the defeated Austro-Hungarian Empire loses control of the city port of Fiume in Italy and we meet various eccentric characters trapped within the city walls. Alex and David also talk about the latter’s Ignatz Award winning comic book Epileptic and his work with the independent publishing company L’Association.

For more info and a variety of formats you can stream or listen to this podcast in, please visit the home of this episode at www.archive.org

Links: Wikipedia pages on David B and Epileptic
More info on Black Paths at www.selfmadehero.com
Article on the new wave of French Comics by Paul Gravett

Info about the BD Passion comics festival at the Institute Francais, Kensington, taking place on 7th-9th October

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Art Monthly- September 9th, 2011

Peter Suchin discusses Outrageous Fortune: Artists Remake the Tarot at Focal Point Gallery, Southend-on-Sea and then continues with John Douglas Millar to discuss John’s feature Art/Writing on why experimental writing thrives in the art world. There has been an upsurge in experimental writing, but why has it found its home in the art world rather than the literary industry? Is there a fundamental difference in how writers find audiences within these fields?

‘While academic and creative disciplines cross pollinate in the art world, they seem increasingly estranged in the literary world. The result is that the influence of experimental and avant-garde fiction waxes in the world of art while it wanes in the world of publishing.’

The programme is hosted by Matt Hale who has worked at Art Monthly since 1991.

Previous episodes are available on Art Monthly’s website www.artmonthly.co.uk/events.htm

Art Monthly magazine offers an informed and comprehensive guide to the latest developments in contemporary art.

Fiercely independent, Art Monthly’s news and opinion sections provide regular information and polemics on the

international art scene. It also offers In-depth interviews and features; reviews of exhibitions, performances, films and books; art law; auction reports and exhibition listings

Art Monthly magazine is indispensable reading!

Special magazine subscription offer for Resonance 104.4 listeners.Subscribe now and save 40% on the cover price at

www.artmonthly.co.uk

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Art Monthly- August 12th, 2011

Future Past

Christopher Townsend on a very British modernism

Wakefield’s new Barbara Hepworth museum gives visitors a slice of mid-century British modernism, but how can we comprehend this historical period when it is refracted – via contemporary culture – through late capitalism’s self mythologising?

‘The era of mid-century modernism and modernity is lost to us now, its Utopias are as unattainable as the archaic ages of Knossos and Troy, and presented to us in fragments gathered from the archaeological excavation of what was to come rather than the digging up of what really happened.’

The programme is hosted by Matt Hale who has worked at Art Monthly since 1991.

Previous episodes are available on Art Monthly’s website www.artmonthly.co.uk/events.htm

Art Monthly magazine offers an informed and comprehensive guide to the latest developments in contemporary art.

Fiercely independent, Art Monthly’s news and opinion sections provide regular information and polemics on the

international art scene. It also offers In-depth interviews and features; reviews of exhibitions, performances, films and books; art law; auction reports and exhibition listings

Art Monthly magazine is indispensable reading!

Special magazine subscription offer for Resonance 104.4 listeners.Subscribe now and save 40% on the cover price at

www.artmonthly.co.uk

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Hello GoodBye Show 24 September 2011: Critical Heights Special

deXter Bentley invites you to spend time in the arms of one of the UK’s newest and most innovative labels; Critical Heights.

Dedicated to unique musical artefacts in sumptuous and desirable packaging, Critical Heights has already gained plaudits for its releases by Diva and Savaging Spires amongst others.

Hear Savaging Spires play live alongside stablemates Delphic Vapours this Saturday lunchtime. The troupe will reunite later this evening for a Critical Heights curated show at the legendary Cafe Oto in Dalston headlined by the Dead Rat Orchestra.

And look at our internets…
http://www.hellogoodbyeshow.com — http://www.twitter.com/dexterbentley

Track list:
Simon Stanley Ward – Standing In The Rain
Dead Rat Orchestra – Joy/Sorrow
Critical Heights – Interview 1#
Diva – Glitter End
Delphic Vapours – ‘Pink Floyd European Tour 1968’ (LIVE SESSION)
Alexander Tucker – Red String
Hong Kong In The 60s – Theme From King Of China Town
Savaging Spires – Photographic Memories (LIVE SESSION)
Crater – Coalition Blues
Critical Heights – Interview 2#
Dead Rat Orchestra – Walrus Hunt
Savaging Spires – When The Devil Says He’s Dead (LIVE SESSION)
Barbados – Prelude
One True Dog – It’s A Delay
Electricity In Our Homes – You’re Doing So Well

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Wavelength – Outsiders, Rev. Fred Lane et al

Ron Pate’s Debonairs featuring Rev. Fred Lane play Volare from Raudelunas Pataphysical Revue originally recorded in 1975 and issued in an edition of 200 copies with covers cut from end rolls of pizza box cardboard. This CD reissue dates from 2003 enabled by Ed Baxter. Jack Smith’s Earthquake Orgy from Tony Conrad’s soundtrack for Flaming Creatures, recorded 1962. Wild Man Fischer sings Young at Heart from the CD Wildmania 2004 (1977). Wild Classical Music Ensemble; Rien de Rien and Tears from the Ensemble, sub rosa 2008. McSpeedy; improvisations pour l’emission Implosief sur un truc de dd De Meuter et Mozart Me de Lost (Kris Engelen) from sub rosa CD Musics in the Margin. Ludwin; San Francisco. Philippe; I’ve been looking, and la ballade des gens heureux. Guillaume; ambient, all from Bokan! sub rosa 2006.

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Technical Difficulties 2:22

This week, Tim Abbott questions notions of impairment with Nienke van der Peet, the director of Skyway Programs CIC, organisers of the ground-breaking Sencity as it hits London on October 8th, featuring expressive dancers, a SenseFloor, Taste sensations, Video projections, light effects and sign interpreters.

Join the discussion on Google + , Facebook and Twitter . Wear your scars with pride, and remember. We all have Technical Difficulties.

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Polish Deli with Zgas

This time on Polish Deli we can listen to an interview with Zgas, one of the finest beatboxers from Poland. He collaborated with a lot of artists and performed all over Europe, he has won a number of beatbox battles and awards.

We talk about beatboxing scene, the beginnings and plans of Zgas.

Also we can listen to what sounds he is able to produce using only his mouth.

OST 17.09.2011 – John Flannery

This weekly programme is dedicated to film music, TV music, library music and related recordings, and is hosted by Jonny Trunk. Today on the OST Show he’s joined by John Flannery, member of the test card circle. We’ve been waiting an age to get one of the test card enthusiasts on the show, and were thrilled to have John join us. Expect two hours of classic TV interludes and more besides.

We’d also like to apologise for the extreme slackness of uploading fresh OST podcasts in the last month or two. This is because it’s normally left to Robin The Fog to sort it out, and frankly of late he hasn’t been cutting the mustard. However, with a quiet word and a punch in the chops, normal service looks set to be resumed. Look out for veritable cavalcade of new and old OST podcasts coming very soon! We faithfully promise…

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Hello GoodBye Show 17 September 2011: Khaos Alberto, Fighting Kites and Bob Rafkin

A jam packed edition of The Hello GoodBye Show to sate your appetite this Saturday lunchtime, with live music from; Khaos Alberto, Fighting Kites and Bob Rafkin.

Hailing from London, Sheffield and Manchester, Art-Punk ensemble Khaos Alberto won’t allow a minor geographical hurdle to hinder their quest for sonic supremacy.

Fighting Kites are a North London based, instrumental Post-Rock quartet. Their new joint release with Broken Shoulder entitled ‘Split’ is soon out on Audio Antihero.

Plus, Martin Hungry-Dog joins us to discuss his Phil Ochs tribute night ‘I Phil Therefore I Am’ (@ The 12 Bar Club on Wednesday 21st September), former Ochs guitarist Bob Rafkin is headlining the event and is dropping by the studio to perform his favourite Phil Ochs tune.

Track List:
Phil Ochs – Outside Of A Small Circle Of Friends
Bob Rafkin & Martin Hungry-Dog – Interview
Bob Rafkin – Changes (LIVE SESSION)
Khaos Alberto – The Megatron (LIVE SESSION)
Khaos Alberto – From The Disco Fitta Of Montezuma (LIVE SESSION)
Khaos Alberto – Wizard Launch (LIVE SESSION)
Khaos Alberto – Arc Tops (LIVE SESSION)
Khaos Alberto – Brimful Of Anger (LIVE SESSION)
Supreme Vagabond Craftsmen – Luther Vandross Co:Write
Khaos Alberto – Interview
Sexton Ming – Ice Cream Mountaineering
Baaneex – Jumping Chinese Restaurant (HG Archive)
Fighting Kites – Cat Is Egg (LIVE SESSION)
Fighting Kites – Wojtek The Bear (LIVE SESSION)
Fighting Kites – Fr.. (LIVE SESSION)
Fighting Kites – Conquers (LIVE SESSION)
Horse Brothers – Hangman’s Neck
Fighting Kites – Interview
Trogons – Forge (HG Archive)

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Technical Difficulties 2:21

Insights into the Disabled world with Tim Abbott and crew. This week, we cast some light on the brain condition Hydrocephalus, with the help of Gill Yaz from the charity SHINE

Music by Sarah and Jess Renehan, via www.projectbraindrain.org