Adam Bohman Mix gluant et corrosif de bactéries sonores qui viennent polluer votre bain de pied hebdomadaire. Au programme de ce bouillon peu culturel, The Global Theater of the Air, Adam Bohman, The Poo Lord, The Sound of Noise (Texte de John Cage) et les archives sonores du BBC Radiophonic Workshop. Le plus court chemin [...]
Archive for March, 2010
Is there anything more frightening than the goat god? No, there is not. Must one tremble when the goat god appears, looming from a cloud of foul inexplicable gas? Yes, one must tremble. How must one tremble? In awe and dread. Those Wednesday Potato Nights Goat God Catechism Gilliblat Recipe Time Brand New Goo In [...]
Reality Check: The Problem of SF film making part two
Published by March 28th, 2010 in Clear Spot and Reality Check. 0 CommentsReality Check: The Problem of SF film making part two In the second half of a panel discussion recorded live at last year’s London Science-Fiction and Fantastic Film Festival, Alex Fitch discusses the challenges of creating engaging and convincing SF scenarios on film with a quintet of eminent low budget film directors – Marc Caro [...]
Reality Check: The Problem of SF film making part one
Published by March 28th, 2010 in Clear Spot and Reality Check. 0 CommentsReality Check: The Problem of SF film making part one In a panel discussion recorded live at last year’s London Science-Fiction and Fantastic Film Festival, Alex Fitch discusses the many aspects of creating engaging and convincing SF scenarios on film with a quintet of eminent low budget film directors – Marc Caro (Delicatessen, The City [...]
Panel Borders: The art of Brian Wildsmith
Published by March 25th, 2010 in Panel Borders. 0 CommentsPanel Borders: The art of Brian Wildsmith Concluding Children’s Book Month on the show, Alex Fitch talks to octogenarian illustrator Brian Wildsmith on the eve of a retrospective of his work at The Illustration Cupboard in Piccadilly. Brian is famous for his gouache paintings of animals in picture books and his narrative paintings depicting classic [...]
Pédilüv – Ep.2 – Eating in Tongues
Published by March 21st, 2010 in Promos, Shows and Uncategorized. 0 CommentsEATING IN TONGUES Votre bain de pieds pour les oreilles de ce soir vous immerge dans la pièce sonore de Julia Loktev (photo) et Nancy Steadman, Eating in Tongues. Cette pièce, sortie des archives du LMC, a été réalisée en 1991, pour le festival Radio Contortion, organisé par la radio Montrealaise CKUT, membre du réseau [...]
Art Monthly- March 2010
Published by March 19th, 2010 in Art Monthly Monthly, Shows and Uncategorized. 1 CommentPatricia Bickers. Editor of Art Monthly magazine and Alex Coles author of DesignArt ( Tate Publishing 2005) discuss Sturtevant, appropriation in Visual Art and Advertising + DesignArt- including Studio Olafur Eliasson. www.artmonthly.co.uk Art Monthly magazine’s talk programme on Resonance FM started in February 2009 and is broadcast on the second Friday of each month at [...]
Panel Borders: The DFC Library From May 2008 – March 2009 Children’s book publisher David Fickling launched a bold experiment in creating a new kids comic – The DFC – for the British market, which on a weekly basis featured new stories in a variety of genres from some of Britain’s best up and coming [...]
Pédilüv : une émission de création sonore au pouvoir isolant et désinfectant Pédilüv – Radiophonic experimentation from Paris produced by Coraline Janvier and Julia Drouhin. This series was originally broadcast on Radio Campus. C’est la première de Pédilüv, un bain de pied pour vos oreilles délicates, et pour cette première nous vous présentons les 2 [...]
Hooting Yard: Pallid Ada, The Crippled Heiress
Published by March 12th, 2010 in Hooting Yard. 0 CommentsThe wind was howling across the desolate moors. It was an incredibly howly wind, and they were almost unbelievably desolate moors. Such desolation has seldom been howled upon by wild winds anywhere, ever, throughout the records of time, since the unimaginably distant past when the moors were an alluvial plain across which roamed weird primitive [...]