Panel Borders: Image Duplicators

Panel Borders: Image Duplicators

In the last of a series of shows about the relationship between fine art and comics, Alex Fitch talks to three artists about their recreations of fine art in comic book pages and vice versa. Simon Russell discusses his small press comics Roy and That’s not my Merkin!, Dutch artist Typex illuminates his graphic novel about Rembrandt, and Jason Atomic talks about his contribution to the ‘Image Duplicator’ show at Orbital Comics which deconstructs the work of Roy Lichtenstein. Originally broadcast Monday 27th May 2013 on Resonance 104.4 FM

cover of Not my Merkin by Simon Russell, Extract from Rembrandt by Typex, Homage to Carl Barks by Jason Atomic

cover of Not my Merkin by Simon Russell, Extract from Rembrandt by Typex, Homage to Carl Barks by Jason Atomic

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

Simon Russell’s blog
Buy Roy and That’s not my Merkin! from www.comicsy.co.uk/boinggraphics
Info about Typex at www.selfmadehero.com
Jason Atomic’s blog
Image Duplicator info at www.orbitalcomics.com/image-duplicator

Listen to Alex Fitch’s interview with director Peter Greenaway about his projections onto Rembrandt’s paintings in the Rijksmuseum and film of the painter’s Nightwatch Continue reading

Six Pillars to Persia – Alinah Azadeh’s The Shape of Things


Uk-based Iranian artist Alinah Azadeh discusses her massive installation ‘The Gifts’ at Bristol City Museum and Art Gallery, 2010 and how the process of binding in the work helped her when after losing her mother to the Asian Tsunami of 2004. This is our second interview with Azadeh who was commissioned to fill the Royal Festival Hall ballroom, Southbank with a large installation called The Bibliomancer’s Dream. New work by Azadeh will be on show during a Six Pillars exhibition at Hundred Years Gallery, London May 31st-June 16th more info on www.sixpillars.org For culture news and signposts, follow us on our mailing list or on Facebook www.facebook.com/SixPillarsToPersia

Six Pillars to Persia – Artist Koushna Navabi


Artist Koushna Navabi speaks at the opening of her solo show for Xerxes art gallery, London. Mediums and materials used ranged from cloth, to embroidery to paint to even a glove and topics range from Iranian past leaders to the chemical components of oil.
Recorded March 09 with Fari Bradley for Six Pillars to Persia, a weekly radio Middle East Arts and Culture show on UK’s art-music radio station Resonance104.4FM.
Navabi is taking part in a group show with Six Pillars in London, June 2013, for more details see the links below.
Broadcasting Friday 19.30-20hrs repeating Wed 13.30-14hrs www.sixpillars.org
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Six Pillars to Persia Xtra – Palestinian Art “Resilience and Light”


Canterbury’s University of Kent hosts a group show of both Palestinian renowned and younger artists “RESILIENCE OF LIGHT”. Featured are Leila Shawa, Abraaj Prize winner Taysir Batniji and our guest here contributing artist Hani Zurob. Along with Zurob co-curator Aser El Saqqa of Arts Canteen joins us in the studio to explain the show and extend the discussion around Palestinian art in general.
Six Pillars is a focus on Middle Eastern Arts and Culture. Weekly on Friday evenings at 7.30-8pm, repeated Wednesdays 1.30-2pm GMT
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The 2nd series of Six Pillars to Persia has run weekly since 2007, the first in 2005-6.
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Wavelength – Rave Slime

A carefully planned programme which still managed to go slightly wrong. The deliberate mistake being that Rave Slime by Evol starts at 33rpm instead of 45rpm which affected the schedule. James, engineer at Resonance, preferred it at 33rpm and said he liked it so perhaps nothing to worry about. Both sides of Rave Slime are interrupted by four tracks from the soundtrack of “Drive” a new film which I haven’t seen. The score is by Cliff Martinez.

The Opera Hour – series 2/episode 28

Opera singer Richard Scott explores opera through the prism of various themes – politics, power, greed, the abominable, magic, lust, comedy.
Today: composer, singer, conductor and artistic director Laura Bowler, who has been busy writing operas about eating disorders and setting Guardian Journalist Tanya Gold’s columns to music.

http://richardrmscott.tumblr.com/

Originally broadcast on 16th May 2013

Panel Borders: Exhibiting comics (2013)

Panel Borders: Exhibiting comics (2013)

As part of Panel Borders’ month of shows about fine art and comics, we have our yearly look at how art from comic books is displayed in the gallery space. At OCCUPY MY TIME GALLERY, Deptford, Alex Fitch talks to gallery owner / curator Sue Cohen, and artist Sarah Lightman, about the latter’s exhibition “The Book of Sarah”, which previews her forthcoming graphic novel from Myriad Editions.
Also, at Phoenix Brighton, fine art lecturer Sue Gollifer, curator Karin Mori, exhibition designer Ben Thomson, and artist Iain Paxon (Hamilton Yarns) talk about the gallery’s exhibition of artists’ books “Press and Release”. Originally broadcast Monday 20th May 2013, Resonance 104.4 FM (London)

“The Book of Sarah” is on display at OCCUPY MY TIME GALLERY, Enclave 9, Resolution Way, Deptford, London SE8 4NT (Weds – Sat) to 1st June, 2013 / “Press and Release” is on display at Phoenix Brighton, 10-14 Waterloo Pl., Brighton, East Sussex BN2 9NB (Weds – Sun) to 9th June 2013

page from The Book of Sarah by Sarah Lightman / exhibition launch / Press and Release flyer / photo of gallery

page from The Book of Sarah by Sarah Lightman / exhibition launch / Press and Release flyer / photo of gallery

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

Links: Occupy my Time Gallery website
Sarah Lightman’s website
Phoenix Brighton website
Hamilton Yarns website
2012 show on ‘Exhibiting Comics’ featuring Lord Baker of Dorking and John Huddy Continue reading

Hello GoodBye – 18.05.13 – Ft: Wildflowers + Trond K and the Serious Issues

Wildflowers
Wildflowers
Trond K and the Serious Issues
Trond K and the Serious Issues

Resonance 104.4 FM‘s Hello GoodBye featuring live music from Wildflowers and Trond K and the Serious Issues.

PLAYLIST

The Sound of Antler – London Road
Wildflowers – At The Edge of the Road (LIVE SESSION)
Wildflowers – Another Million Miles (LIVE SESSION)
The Bara Bara Band – Medussa
Wildflowers – I’m gonna hit you with my mandolin (LIVE SESSION)
Mvula Mandondo – Hinongo
Arkology (ft Iafra Famoriyo) – Vibration Dub
Devshone – Dub Correction
Wildflowers – ‘interview’
Gaggle – Power of Money
Methodist Centre – Thumb in bum and mind in neutral
Earl Shilton – Unholy Journey
Chips for the Poor (Michael and Scott) – ‘interview’
Houlround – The Ghosts of Bush: Part 4 – London Ta Ke Kira + Part 5 – Shortwave Fishtank + Part 6 – The Haunted Handle / Stairwell Reprise
Trond K and the Serious Issues – Lied about sending flowers (to the funeral of a friend) (LIVE SESSION)
Trond K and the Serious Issues – Demons Rule the Night (LIVE SESSION)
Trond K and the Serious Issues – Black Cadillac (LIVE SESSION)
Now – Party
Trond K and the Serious Issues – ‘interview’
Trond K and the Serious Issues – Woe Upon My Soul

Presenters: deXter Bentley + Dan Frost
Live sound engineer: Tom Kemp

Wavelength – Occupy!

Saturday 15th October sees the start of Occupy the Stock Exchange, an ongoing protest which started on Wall Street a few weeks ago. By next Friday the Bank of England will be in ruins, the Stock Exchange will be rubble and The Square Mile will be a desert. Today’s programme starts with Joy from a new CD by David Shrigley and Iain Shaw; Feet Live Their Own Life by Langston Hughes; Truce by Shrigley and Shaw; Western Omelettes by The Bohman Brothers and finally Dancing in the Sun by Winter Family from Red Sugar, their latest release on SubRosa.

Art Monthly Talk Show 13th May 2013

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This programme is a discussion around current Art Education and Arts Funding based on texts from issue 366 May 2013 of Art Monthly. It ranges from the history of the Art Academy started 600 years ago up to 2013 University Art Departments and the demise of the Independent Art School.Patricia Bickers and David Barrett editors of Art Monthly are joined by Felicity Allen artist and educator and Dave Beech artist in the Freee Collective and writer.

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

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