23 February-2 March 2015

News
This Week

Radio Features of the Week: The original 1974 Mabou Mines theater group performs Beckett, Infinite Kitten's sonic eroticism, Berlin entrepreneur Anna Rojahn, art and incarceration, profiles of Pioneer Works artists, an Argentine Oscar hopeful, a cool video, and some classics from our archive.

Oscar exclusives: Hear Academy Award winners Laura Poitras of Citizen Four and Pawel Pawlikowski of Ida featured here on the homepage.

More News

Beckett Mabou Mines, Double Bill (1974)

Radio
Historic Audio from the Archives of Charles Ruas

Destined to blindly roam and romp in a cylinder. Lost minds. Forgotten language. These are the worlds described by Beckett and performed by the troupe named in his honor. Listen in on two performances and an interview with the original Mabou Mines.

More
Listen

Infinite Kitten

Radio
Warper Party Radio Extravaganza

The unruly DJ stops in the studio for a spin session, exploring topics of deep space environments, eroticism, the effect of technology on sexuality, subversive thoughts, prank calls, delusions of grandeur, visions of paradise, and more...Meeeow.

More
Listen

OM Episode 33: Anna Rojahn

Radio
Orbital Mash

Host Raabenstein talks to the entrepreneur Anna Rojahn. Anna presents her favorite music (from Pink Martini to Bach) and talks about business in Berlin, how the city changed over the years and much more...

More
Listen

Pete Brook, Prison Obscura

Radio
Clocktower Radio Profiles

An in-depth discussion of Brook's Prison Obscura exhibition, a visual exploration of a world existing mostly in the shadows. The exhibition leaves behind cliché imagery and sheds light on the prison industrial complex and those it confines.

More
Listen

Damián Szifrón, Wild Tales

Radio
Beyond the Subtitles

A remarkable, and remarkably entertaining, Argentinian entry in the Academy Awards sweepstakes for Best Foreign Language Film, Wild Tales offers multiple stories to consider the inner beast liable to be unleashed in “civilized” people.

More
Listen
Submitted by zoë on Fri, Feb 20, 2015 - 12:56pm

Zimoun : 250 prepared ac-motors, 325 kg roof laths, 1.8 km rope, 2015 from ZIMOUN on Vimeo.

Zimoun at Knockdown Center

News
video

Swiss installation artist Zimoun's kinetic sculpture in action. Experience the 250 thin wooden boards, each tied to a rotating motor--a bitforms gallery project--assembled at Knockdown Center through 8 March 2015.

More

Second Sundays: Winter in Red Hook

Radio
Pioneer Works Radio Channel

It's winter in Red Hook, but in the Clocktower studio sparks are flying. Join us for our monthly Second Sundays interview marathon, and sweat it out alongside the current artists and residents of Pioneer Works. Sci-fi, sax, secret sculptures, oh my!

More
Listen

Laura Poitras, Citizenfour

Radio
Beyond the Subtitles

The Oscar-nominated documentarian concludes her trilogy on American power post-9/11 with the extraordinary Citizenfour, which follows Edward Snowden over 8 days in a Hong Kong hotel as he exposes illegal surveillance by the NSA.

More
Listen

Oscar Award: Pawel Pawlikowski, Ida

Radio
Beyond the Subtitles

The Oxford-educated Polish writer/director marvels at the success of his black-and-white portrait of his homeland back in the communist run 1960s where an orphan about to take her final vows as a Catholic nun discovers she is actually Jewish. 

More
Listen

DJ Jeannie Hopper Live at Kush (NYC)

Radio
DJ Sessions

Our Jeannie Hopper spins a set of electric eclectic global selections in a set recorded live at Kush Bar in New York City's lower east side on May 11, 2007. For more of her mixes also visit the show In The Hopper made exclusively for ARTonAIR.org.

More
Listen

Decked Out: A History of the Turntable

Radio
Impossible Music

A glimpse at the turntable as musical instrument and its influential role sparking creative innovation in music from the streets of the Bronx to the ateliers of the avant garde. Selected and compiled by David Weinstein for Art Basel Miami Beach 2007.

More
Listen

Steve Piccolo and Gak Sato: Airprints

Radio
Sonorama

This program by Milan-based artists and musicians Sato and Piccolo includes a soundtrack made for a video by the Melbourne-based group A Constructed World plus soundwalks and audio collages produced and edited by the duo. A radio journey.

More
Listen

Sparkle Jug Meteor

Radio
Live Nude Radio Theatre

Poet host Edwin Torres produced this radio celebration of exploration in 2005 using both feet, beginning with MMMZZZ, from an Oozebap compilation, and adding tracks from aural explorers Stephen Vitiello, Nick Cave, Bjork's keyboardist and more.

More
Listen

Staff Favorites

Living History  William Gibson
Historic Audio from the Archives of Charles Ruas  Nova Convention, The Spoken Word
ISSUE Project Room  Mind Over Mirrors

Popular this week

Historic Audio from the Archives of Charles Ruas  The Life, Death, and Works of Pablo Neruda
Historic Audio from the Archives of Charles Ruas  Jorge Luis Borges in New York
Beyond the Subtitles  52nd NY Film Festival: Mathieu Amalric, The Blue Room

News & Updates

photos Photos: Time is a Milk Bowl & @@
Alanna Heiss Interview in Brooklyn Rail
photos Photos: Holiday Giveaway Party
© 2015   |   Clocktower is a community-sponsored NY State 501(c)(3) non-profit, registered charity, and tax-exempt organization.   |    Formerly the Clocktower Gallery & artonair.org