Blanket Fort, Bunnie Reiss
Headlands Center for the Arts, 30th Birthday Party
The Wild World of Jeff Turtletaub
The videos are titled The Wild World of Jeff Turtletaub and according to the channel,
[were] conceived as a general interest talk show / showcase centered around a group of talented (and not so talented) New York artists in the late 1970s / early 80s. It aired on New York City's public access cable Television for a total of 4 shows between 1979 and 1982.
Guests included Klaus Nomi, Michael Smith, Georgeanne Gillespie, Jenny Holzer, J.D.King, Andrea Kovacs, Ann Magnuson among others.
It was produced by Mark Fischer, Jane Brettschneider, Marc Kehoe and Jeff Turtletaub, who hosted the show. Mary Clarke served as co-host. The artist Keith Haring was a cameraman for the first show.
Noise and Capitalism
Noise and Capitalism, explores noise and improvisation in music, improvisation as a social activity, alienated language as noise, the conditions of the production of noise and its emancipatory possibilities.
'Noise’ not only designates the no-man’s-land between electro-acoustic investigation, free improvisation, avant-garde experiment, and sound art; more interestingly, it refers to anomalous zones of interference between genres: between post-punk and free jazz; between musique concrète and folk; between stochastic composition and art brut. – Ray Brassier
Contributions from Ray Brassier, Emma Hedditch, Matthew Hyland, Anthony Iles, Sara Kaaman, Mattin, Nina Power, Edwin Prevost, Bruce Russell, Matthieu Saladin, Howard Slater, Csaba Toth, Ben Watson.
Edited by Mattin & Anthony Iles
The book is available as a free PDF file from the Arteleku Audiolab website, and will be published in Spanish and Basque in 2010.
Pure Nature Worship
Barrier Kult, Deerman Of the Dark Woods, pure nature worship, and blackend rituals of skateboarding.
January Sale 2010
Thanks to everyone who came and made The January Sale so awesome!
for more images and video...
Bells of Atlantis
Bells of Atlantis, Ian Hugo,1952.
With text from Anais Nin's House of Incest, and soundtrack by electroninc composers Louis and Bebe Barron
Via TzarabandaMechanica/ La Legendaria Tzarabanda Mechanica Blog
The Re-Death of Psychedelia
The Three Geniuses have had a public access television show in Los Angeles since the mid-ninties, this year they have released a DVD.
Video after the jump.
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