To mark the 150th year of the birth of Welsh writer Arthur Machen, Three Impostors, a micro publisher based in South Wales, discuss his life, times, work and legacy, which will be celebrated at the Caerleon Festival between 5 and 14 July.
http://www.threeimpostors.co.uk/
http://www.caerleon-arts.org/
Originally broadcast on 2nd July 2013.
Produced by Lee Stapleford
Clear_Spot-20130702-Three_Impostors_Arthur_Machen_anniversary [ 1:00:19 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadPanel Borders: Bulldogs and an itinerant Shirtlifter
Starting a month of shows about Lesbian and Gay comics and graphic novels, Alex Fitch talks to a British illustrator and a couple of Canadian cartoonists about their work in the field. Steve MacIsaac discusses his Xeric Award-winning comic Shirtlifter which collects autobiographical tales of his experience of moving from Canada to Japan and back to North America, with shorter fictional stories of modern gay life by himself and other creators including Ilya and Justin Hall. Also, artists Chas Hunter (from Toronto) and Si Arden (from Plymouth) discuss their collaboration on the art for a new digital wordless erotic comic called Bulldogs written by Dale Lazarov. Originally broadcast 1st July 2013 on Resonance 104.4 FM
Cover and interior art from Shirtlifter by Steve MacIsaac / Cover and interior art from Bulldogs, illustrated by Chas Hunter and Si Arden
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Links: Steve MacIsaac’s website
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Chas Hunter’s website
Listen to Alex’s 2008 interview with Dale Lazarov
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The final episode in the current series of Hello GoodBye, deXter Bentley will return to air at noon on Saturday 5th October on Resonance 104.4 FM.
Featuring live performances from: Now, Mary Ocher and Jude Cowan Montague.
PLAYLIST
Pissinboy – A Padoue
Mary Ocher – The Sound of War (LIVE SESSION)
Mary Ocher – Baby Indiana (LIVE SESSION)
Mary Ocher – On the Streets of Hard Labour (LIVE SESSION)
Mary Ocher – The Android Sea (LIVE SESSION)
Mary Ocher – (As free as) The Great Outdoors (LIVE SESSION)
Your Government – Man Vs Air
Mary Ocher – ‘interview’
Tim Fulker – Coast
The Wave Pictures – Body Burned Away
Jude Cowan Montague – ‘interview’
Jude Cowan Montague – Poem 1 (work in progress) (LIVE READING)
Jude Cowan Montague – Poem 2 (work in progress) (LIVE READING)
Jude Cowan Montague and Wim Oudijk – Rabbit Fish
Jude Cowan Montague – Poem 3 (work in progress) (LIVE READING)
Digi Dub – Zin Zo (remixed by DoDo)
Pere Ubu – Thanks
Now – Lonely Chair (LIVE SESSION)
Now – Listen Out for Sounds (LIVE SESSION)
Now – Tomorrow Setter (LIVE SESSION)
Now – Innards (LIVE SESSION)
Now – ‘interview’
Presenters: deXter Bentley + Ean Ravenscroft
Live sound engineer: Tom Kemp
The next three programmes are all devoted to Christmas music, some of which is strange, some of it downright morbid and some which is hopefully uplifting. Today’s track list: Joy to the World by M.V. Mathews from the 1962 LP Music from Mathematics played by IBM 7090 computer and digital to sound transducer; Xmas 1952 by Karen Kato from I.D. Art Number 2 (Paradigm Discs 2007); 3 tracks from the series Blues, Blues Christmas including Death might be your Santa Claus by Rev.J.M. Gates followed by 3 tracks in a lighter vein; Everybody’s gone Christmas by Sandra Tavernier and Steve Beresford from Joyeux Noel on Nato; Silver Bells by Moon Duo (45rpm single on Holy Mountain) and finally Just like Christmas by Low.
This Six Pillars radio programme is co-produced with musician Moslem Rasouli. We hear mainly from Iranians voicing their thoughts, not restricted to any topic, as audio postcards to the UK collated by Rasouli. We also hear Moslem’s own music (image left), as well as Six Pillars previous guest Hassan K’s latest track and an exploratory saxophone piece by SoSoLa. Moslem’s parents are originally from Gilan which is a beautiful and verdant area of Iran which produces some of the most gorgeous folk music you ever heard. This is reflected in his electronic production which is as unique as it is organic, drawing on Iran’s rich tradition and musical lineage of instruments and musical system.This week Polish Deli invites you to an exhibition at Calvert 22 gallery, London, entitled: ‘Sounding the Body Electric – Experiments in Art and Music in Eastern Europe 1957-1984’.
Kacper Ziemianin talks to David Crowley and Daniel Muzyczuk, the two curators of the exhibition. The exhibition will run til the 25th of August.
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How has the advent of the digital age affected the artistic processes of both production and distribution? On how many levels does the advent of ‘the black mirror’ (aka the screen) and the age of information affect us all?
Discussion panel with sound artist/broadcaster Fari Bradley, artist/writer Sophia Al Maria and Stephen Beddoe University of the Arts. The discussion was organised by Caspian Arts Foundation and was originally intended to have been chaired by them, however at the last moment Fari had to step in to take the discussion on its course. Topics covered were the physical, psychological and social impact of the age of the internet on art and artists. Eavesdropper /Falgoosh Radio was created by sound artists Chris Weaver and Fari Bradley, as one of the Art Dubai Projects 2013, sponsored by the British Council.
What’s the art scene like in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia? Artist and poet Daydban, is of Palestinian descent living in Jeddah. In this interview he tells us via translator (Adnan Manjal of Athr Gallery, representing Daydban at Art Dubai where the interview was recorded) about his work and life in the region and recites a poem in keeping with the work in show at Art Dubai. His work is poignant and at times even slightly comical, yet the core is tragic infusing the imagery, the framing and colouring with the spirit of the artist himself throughout all of his work.
Eavesdropper radio booth at Art Dubai Eavesdropper/ Falgoosh Radio was created by sound artists Chris Weaver and Fari Bradley for Art Dubai Projects 2013, sponsored by the British Council.
Free Lab Radio – Haroon Mirza Remixes by Fari
Sounds disseminated by artist Haroon Mirza for his exhibition ‘/o/o/o/o/’ at Lisson Gallery, London and a release by Vinyl Factory on limited edition vinyl. We listen to the remixes from o-o-o-o, a project in conjunction with Haroon Mirza’s exhibition and which involves working with his source sounds, plus an interview with Mirza on details of the show.
For this project tracks by Factory Floor and Jellyman were issued, one black and one white, to compliment the exhibition.
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Panel Borders: Drawing Stitches
Concluding a month of shows about depictions of illness and medicine in comics, Panel Borders is proud to present an interview with David Small, discussing his memoir Stitches, a graphic novel which depicts his battle with throat cancer as an adolescent. David discusses the creation of the book, the difficulties of presenting memoir as a comic and his previous experiences as a political cartoonist. Originally broadcast Monday 24th June, 2013 on Resonance 104.4 FM (London)
Exceprt from Stitches by David Small
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