http://www.artangel.org.uk Artangel's online audio programme: a more-or-less quarterly look at the world as seen through the prism of our unique, artist-led projects. Subscribe for exclusive audio features, news, sound extracts and interviews and see www.artangel.org.uk for more information. en-uk ℗ & © 2010 Artangel Mon, 28 May 2012 18:01:12 GMT seb@artangel.org.uk 1 http://www.artangel.org.uk/images/a_white_on_black_0.gif http://www.artangel.org.uk Artangel Artangel's online audio programme A more-or-less quarterly look at the world as seen through the prism of our unique, artist-led projects. Subscribe for exclusive audio features, news, sound extracts and interviews. www.artangel.org.uk artangel, art, artist, art angel Artangel seb@artangel.org.uk Yael Bartana’s controversial and acclaimed trilogy of films And Europe Will Be Stunned opened last week at Hornsey Town Hall in Crouch End, the first presentation of all three films in the UK. The works follow the evolution of the Jewish Renaissance Movement in Poland, a not-quite-fictional organisation calling for the return of 3.3m Jews to Poland. Layered with sounds, speeches and dialogue from the films, this edition of The Artangel Podcast hears from Bartana herself and several related thinkers, including some of those who attended the JRMiP's first congress in Berlin. Mon, 28 May 2012 18:01:12 GMT Artangel Yael Bartana’s controversial and acclaimed trilogy of films And Europe Will Be Stunned opened last week at Hornsey Town Hall in Crouch End, the first presentation of all three films in the UK. The works follow the evolution of the Jewish Renaissance Movement in Poland, a not-quite-fictional organisation calling for the return of 3.3m Jews to Poland. Layered with sounds, speeches and dialogue from the films, this edition of The Artangel Podcast hears from Bartana herself and several related thinkers, including some of those who attended the JRMiP's first congress in Berlin. 22:55 art, artangel, film, london With: Lavinia Greenlaw, Ryan Gander, Anri Sala and Šejla Kamerić. A fake exhibition in a locked room, a sound work for a railway station and a not-quite symphonic journey across Sarajevo... Four artists discuss the ideas and motivations that guided them to their own particular destinations. Mon, 18 Oct 2011 17:08:42 GMT Artangel With: Lavinia Greenlaw, Ryan Gander, Anri Sala and Šejla Kamerić. A fake exhibition in a locked room, a sound work for a railway station and a not-quite symphonic journey across Sarajevo... Four artists discuss the ideas and motivations that guided them to their own particular destinations. 20:04 art, artangel, london Each summer in the Icelandic town of Stykkisholmúr, different writers take up residency in Roni Horn’s VATNASAFN/Library of Water. To mark the arrival of this year’s writer Julie Ault, Artangel asked each of her predecessors to record a reading of their choice, to be presented as a week-long series of short podcasts. The third reading, by Thordis Bjornsdottir, is a short story called Into the Night. Wed, 20 Jul 2011 17:48:18 GMT Artangel Each summer in the Icelandic town of Stykkisholmúr, different writers take up residency in Roni Horn’s VATNASAFN/Library of Water. To mark the arrival of this year’s writer Julie Ault, Artangel asked each of her predecessors to record a reading of their choice, to be presented as a week-long series of short podcasts. The third reading, by Thordis Bjornsdottir, is a short story called Into the Night 06:47 art, writing, iceland, artangel Each summer in the Icelandic town of Stykkisholmúr, different writers take up residency in Roni Horn’s VATNASAFN/Library of Water. To mark the arrival of this year’s writer Julie Ault, Artangel asked each of her predecessors to record a reading of their choice, to be presented as a week-long series of short podcasts. The second reading, by Oddný Eir Aevarsdóttir, is from a journal entry written during her stay. Tue, 19 Jul 2011 17:20:18 GMT Artangel Each summer in the Icelandic town of Stykkisholmúr, different writers take up residency in Roni Horn’s VATNASAFN/Library of Water. To mark the arrival of this year’s writer Julie Ault, Artangel asked each of her predecessors to record a reading of their choice, to be presented as a week-long series of short podcasts. The second reading, by Oddný Eir Aevarsdóttir, is from a journal entry written during her stay. 03:57 art, writing, iceland, artangel Each summer in the Icelandic town of Stykkisholmúr, different writers take up residency in Roni Horn’s VATNASAFN/Library of Water. To mark the arrival of this year’s writer Julie Ault, Artangel asked each of her predecessors to record a reading of their choice, to be presented as a week-long series of short podcasts. The second reading, by Oddný Eir Aevarsdóttir, is from a journal entry written during her stay. This is the Icelandic language version of her reading. Tue, 19 Jul 2011 17:20:18 GMT Artangel Each summer in the Icelandic town of Stykkisholmúr, different writers take up residency in Roni Horn’s VATNASAFN/Library of Water. To mark the arrival of this year’s writer Julie Ault, Artangel asked each of her predecessors to record a reading of their choice, to be presented as a week-long series of short podcasts. The second reading, by Oddný Eir Aevarsdóttir, is from a journal entry written during her stay. This is the Icelandic language version of her reading. 03:57 art, writing, poetry, music, iceland, artangel Each summer in the Icelandic town of Stykkisholmúr, different writers take up residency in Roni Horn’s VATNASAFN/Library of Water. To mark the arrival of this year’s writer Julie Ault, Artangel asked each of her predecessors to record a reading of their choice, to be presented as a week-long series of short podcasts. The first reading is Anne Carson’s poem Cage a Swallow Can’t You But You Can’t Swallow a Cage. Sigur Rós member Kjartan Sveinsson subsequently composed a musical response to the poem, which was performed at the Church of St Paul the Apostle in New York last year by The Hilliard Ensemble. A clip from this performance, courtesy of Q2, introduces the piece. Mon, 18 Jul 2011 17:40:18 GMT Artangel Each summer in the Icelandic town of Stykkisholmúr, different writers take up residency in Roni Horn’s VATNASAFN/Library of Water. To mark the arrival of this year’s writer Julie Ault, Artangel asked each of her predecessors to record a reading of their choice, to be presented as a week-long series of short podcasts. The first reading is Anne Carson’s poem Cage a Swallow Can’t You But You Can’t Swallow a Cage. Sigur Rós member Kjartan Sveinsson subsequently composed a musical response to the poem, which was performed at the Church of St Paul the Apostle in New York last year by The Hilliard Ensemble. A clip from this performance, courtesy of Q2, introduces the piece. 03:26 art, writing, poetry, music, iceland, artangel Inspired by our three projects launching this autumn, award-winning sound producer Francesca Panetta weaves together ideas on the subject of memory: personal, geographical, musical, architectural... Clio Barnard, Susan Philipsz and Mike Kelley reflect on how this theme relates to their work; their voices are joined by those of scientist Steven Rose, historian Michael Sherringham, poet Lavinia Greenlaw, violinist Paul Robertson, author Rachel Lichtenstein and Artangel Co-Director James Lingwood. With music from The Arbor soundtrack by Molly Nyman and Harry Escott and Susan Philipsz's project SURROUND ME, plus compositions by Felix Carey, Andrew Pekler and Ruaridh Law. Fri, 22 Oct 2010 13:40:18 GMT Artangel Inspired by our three projects launching this autumn, award-winning sound producer Francesca Panetta weaves together ideas on the subject of memory: personal, geographical, musical, architectural... Clio Barnard, Susan Philipsz and Mike Kelley reflect on how this theme relates to their work; their voices are joined by those of scientist Steven Rose, historian Michael Sherringham, poet Lavinia Greenlaw, violinist Paul Robertson, author Rachel Lichtenstein and Artangel Co-Director James Lingwood. With music from The Arbor soundtrack by Molly Nyman and Harry Escott and Susan Philipsz's project SURROUND ME, plus composers Felix Carey, Andrew Pekler and Ruaridh Law 27:20 art, memory, music, film, archictecture, history, london, bradford, detroit, artangel Artangel Co-Director Michael Morris takes a walk through the Victoria and Albert Museum's vast, maze-like reserve stores at Blythe House in the company of the building's longstanding manager Glenn Benson. Artist Sarah Cole and parents from the Coram foundation discuss Smother, a multi-leveled portrayal of young motherhood in a slim, triangular house in King's Cross. Wed, 19 May 2010 13:12:18 GMT Artangel Artangel Co-Director Michael Morris takes a walk through the Victoria and Albert Museum's vast, maze-like reserve stores at Blythe House in the company of the building's longstanding manager Glenn Benson. Artist Sarah Cole and parents from the Coram foundation discuss Smother, a multi-leveled portrayal of young motherhood in a slim, triangular house in King's Cross. 20:12 storage, dictionary, museum, V and A, art, fashion, history, parenting Jem Finer on completing the first decade of his 1000-year composition Longplayer. Karen Mirza and Brad Butler on how The Museum of Non Participation took them from a gallery in Karachi to a barber's in Bethnal Green. Thu, 21 Jan 2010 10:12:18 GMT Artangel Jem Finer on completing the first decade of his 1000-year composition Longplayer. Karen Mirza and Brad Butler on how their Artangel Interaction project The Museum of Non Participation took them from a gallery in Karachi to a barber's in Bethnal Green. 25:55 music, time, longplayer, karachi, bethnal green