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A recipe from Simeon Ivens, better known as Junior, proprietor of the official snack bar of the 2015 Ghetto Biennale. Junior’s long, battered refrigerator-cooler, protected with the tiniest of padlocks and almost always full of bottled water and cold Prestige beer, was the Ghetto Biennale oasis. He describes this recipe as “very creole.”
Nan yon de premye intervu ki te anrejistre nan Radyo Shak lan, Richard Fleming ap pale avek Casseus Claudel ki te nan ekip kiratoryal Geto Byenal 2015. (Note: This episode is conducted entirely in Kreyol)
In the first of two guest DJ sets from Stuart Baker, the founder of the legendary London label Soul Jazz Records discusses his affinity for the Afro-Caribbean rhythms of vodou, santería and the Garifuna people of Central America, and plays a stunning set of music culled only partly from the Soul Jazz catalogue.
DJ Tyler Wilcox brings to the speakers his experience from the deep house underground scene and the larger fabric of cosmic American music with its roots in the African diaspora. This set is inspired by the dance scene at New York parties such as The Loft and the transcendence he has experienced through music.
Listen in for the second episode of a two part series from host DJ DB, featuring notable music from 2015. You will find a few tracks found in best-of lists in circulation, but most are truly unique gems that DB has uncovered in his annual quest of discovery.
Produced by Venice Agendas in the UK in November 2015, Crossing Boundaries: The Right to Speak is a panel of cross-disciplinary speakers discuss the many ways art not only trespasses geographical territories but how it crosses cultural, political and artistic boundaries.
Carver Audain, an intermedia artist living and working in Brooklyn, NY, created a new immersive work specially for the unique sound system at Experimental Intermedia's Centre Street loft in Manhattan in December 2014. Focusing largely on sound, Audain's practice utilizes multiband radio transmissions, environmental recordings, and location.
Radyo Shak producers Jake Nussbaum and Richard Fleming host artist Bryan Rodriguez to discuss his project Jermaine Dupri playlist, a workshop and performance by local tween rappers. Then, the tweens themselves get on the mic.
Radyo shak producers Jake Nussbaum and Richard Fleming host artist and photographer Lazaros to discuss his installation in the Grand Rue, X. XX. XXX. LAZAROS. XXX. XX. X. , and his role as official documentarian of the Ghetto Biennale. Topics covered include superstition, ritual, and the camera lens ban at the festival.
Radyo Shak producers Jake Nussbaum and Richard Fleming host an interview with Romel Jean Pierre at the 2015 Ghetto Biennale, to discuss the organization Konbit Mizik, a nonprofit providing opportunities to Haitian musicians post-earthquake.
Experimental performance artist, musician, and composer Laurie Anderson and Times Square Arts' Director of Public Art Sherry Dobbin sit down to discuss the screening of Times Square’s Midnight Moment, which runs throughout January 2016, and features a 3 minute edit taken from Anderson’s feature film Heart of a Dog (shortlisted for an Oscar), as well as original audio accompaniment composed specially for the event.
Join Paper Cuts radio host Christopher Kardambikis for zine readings at the Bureau of General Services - Queer Division, a queer cultural center, bookstore, and events space hosted by The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center in New York City.
David Colosi brings his extraordinary collection of David Bowie tracks to the Clocktower studios and, with the moral and technical encouragement of Jake Nussbaum, spins nearly three hours of rare and surprisingly odd, even for Bowie, recordings.
The influential, but unsung, dancer and choreographer Jack Cole (1911-1974) is getting a salute courtesy of the Museum of Modern Art’s extensive series All that Jack (Cole), running from January 20 - February 4, 2016. The tribute event not only screens the landmark Hollywood musicals he staged, like Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, There's No Business Like Show Business, and Les Girls, but offers special, in-person guest appearances from veteran Cole dancers.
January 18-25, 2016
Clocktower has officially launched the post-event radio series, with new episodes recorded live (in both English and Kreyol) at the Radyo Shak during the 2015 Ghetto Biennale. Visit the series page to hear discussions of pilgrimage with Zeal Harris, superstition and ritual with photographer Lazaros, first hand accounts of the 2010 earthquake from author Casseus Claudel, and creating art in a context of poverty with Ghetto Biennale co-founder Andre Eugene. Plus, tween rappers, a "very creole" recipe from the biennale snack bar proprietor, and playlists from London label Soul Jazz Record's Stuart Baker.
Check out the link for the new #TuningBaghdad episode, Ceremonials, from host Regine Basha @bashagirl. The episode brings together various versions of songs related to ceremonial and holiday rituals of the Jews of Iraq--some straight from the Basha family cassette tapes. #clocktowernyc #homerecordings #happyholidays2015 (at Clocktower)
We're very excited to announce that the Radyo Shak project was awarded 2nd prize at the concluding congress of the 2015 Ghetto Biennale yesterday!!! Congrats to everyone on the ground and over the airwaves who made this project such a success! Keep tuning in to clocktower.org for @ghettobiennale streaming and programming soon to be up for on-demand listening in the archive. #radyoshak #radyo #ghettobiennale2015 #ghettobiennale #freeradiolive (at Port au Prince)