Omar Kholeif and Morgan Quaintance discuss the culture of online curating and the phenomenon of virtual lives based on their texts in the February issue of Art Monthly The programme is hosted by Matt Hale who has worked at Art Monthly since 1991. Previous episodes are available [...]
Abstract pop harpist Serafina Steer joins us this Saturday lunchtime to curate Hello GoodBye. With her chosen live acts; Joe Gideon & the Shark + Dog Chocolate. Hear the Dadaist fun and Alien Blues from Joe Gideon and the Shark. Watch a video for the new single Poor Born by filmmaker Russell Weekes: HERE With [...]
Viral Images Sophie J Williamson on the case of Khaled Mohamed Saeed Following Khaled Mohamed Saeed’s death at the hands of Egyptian police officers, his family’s decision to release a striking montage of photographs showing him before and after death catalysed mass protests and ultimately revolution. Does the subsequent proliferation of poster images through protestors’ [...]
With the LGBT History Month in full swing and the Southbank Centre celebrating Weimar Berlin on the weekend of 1st March, here is another chance to listen to the programme about Marlene Dietrich that was originally broadcast on 25th December 2012. It will be available until for seven days. Marlene Dietrich dazzled audiences – whether in a [...]
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 [...]
Paul O’Kane and Sophie J Williamson discuss their features in the October 2012 issue of Art Monthly- On Making Art by Paul O’Kane on the act of making and the making of the act The notion of creativity has been subjected to rigorous critique in the postmodern era but the act of making – the [...]
Are Food co-ops going to make food retail fairer and provide better quality of food for consumers? Daniel Zylbersztajn investigates in this informative feature those who wish to change the way we buy our food. The feature is going to be a long in depth account of how some food co-ops operate, their history etc. [...]
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Digital animation artist Andrew Greaves talks about “Unnatural Order” a 14 minute movie made in collaboration with Brian Marley. The film was screened for the first time at the Whitechapel Art Gallery; London Art Book Fair, as part of Oblique Texts/Visual Dialects film programme selected by William English. Andrew talks candidly about his past and [...]
Cassette – A Side B Side Two independent sound art pieces strike almost exactly the same note in this edition of Cassette. On side A of a C30 tape, sound artist John Wynne explains how he played the note A on forty boom boxes to demonstrate beat frequencies. Then on side B Dan Bennett from [...]