Episode 35a: DJ SPOOKY! Art fair night #1
April 17, 2006 · Print This Article
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We interview DJ Spooky! Tony Fitzpatrick intros the show! Day one of the mini-shows from NOVA.
Episode 33: Version Festival
April 17, 2006 · Print This Article
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Sorry for the delay in posting I had some techical problems related to my bone-headed-ness.
Episode 32: Lane Relyea
April 9, 2006 · Print This Article
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Bad at Sports interviews Northwestern professor Lane Relyea. Between sips of whiskey, Lane discusses the state of criticism in Chicago and the nation at large. Not only does he explain why it’s better to be a curator in Chicago than L.A (and better to be
an artist in L.A. rather than Chicago), but then the interview crescendos into Lane and Richard’s smackdown confrontation about art theory.
Later, Duncan reviews Deb Sokolow at Polvo, and Jamison Oggs at Art Ledge. Amanda wraps it up with a review of the Jose Lerma show at Andrea Rosen Gallery in NY, and Lane chimes in with rants and commentary.
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David Jones, master printer, artist, founder of the amazing Anchor Graphics and all around kickass guy talks about Anchor Graphics new merger with Columbia College Chicago. Shannon Stratton from Three Walls talks about their residency program, Duncan reviews more Mo Williams, and calls Richard a Jerk several times.
Don’t forget to mark your calendars for the NOVA art fair April 27-30th we will be providing on the spot live action news from the trenches!!!
Episode 30: Edible Books and lots of reviews!
March 26, 2006 · Print This Article
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THIS WEEK:
Books + Food = The 7th Annual Edible Book Show at Columbia College. Kathryn Born makes her podcast debut with an interview with Marlene Russum Scott about the festival, and book arts in the city. – Michelle Grabner picks up the critical torch in her “Art Papers” article. – Reviews a plenty: Some are kinda awesome, and some kinda are not. – Richard takes on the “Dad” character in Leave it to Beaver, and Duncan giggles his way to stardom. – All are wrapped up in a cheery band melody that Richard promises a dollar to the first person to e-mail us the exact reason of why it is so funny!
