WPS1: Podcasts: Historic Audio
WPS1 Art Radio is the Internet radio station of P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center providing a 24-hour stream and on-demand archive of cultural programming. The station operates out of the historic Clocktower Building in lower Manhattan.
- Last build:
- Mon, 18 Dec 2006 12:28:00 -0500
- Language:
- en-us
- Feed URL:
- http://ps1.el.net/web/podcasts/historic_audio/rss.xml
RSS FEED IDEMS: WPS1: Podcasts: Historic Audio
- An-My Le
An-My Le discusses her signature large-format landscape work and re-created war scenes and how her childhood in Vietnam informed these powerful and profound images. Susan Kaczmarek, Curator in the Department of Photography at the Museum of Modern Art, introduces the artist. Recorded at MoMA by WPS1 on May 6, 2005.
File Download (35:59 min / 33 MB)
- Colonel Abrams
Jeannie Hopper chats with Colonel Abrams, delivering a retrospective on his long standing career as a pop icon and underground sensation. He especially offers insight into the music industry and his days performing at the Paradise Garage, Bentleys, Zanzibar, and more.
- DJ Culture ::
File Download (60:38 min / 55.5 MB)
- Daniel Henri Kahnweiler on Pablo Picasso
Legendary art dealer and connoisseur Daniel Henri Kahnweiler speaks intimately of Pablo Picasso. Recorded at MoMA on May 23, 1957.
File Download (65:33 min / 60 MB)
- Lee Quiñones
The grand graffiti expressionist Lee Quiñones discusses his graffiti works, cult film “Wild Style”, and his bicycle ride from NYC to Miami as a way to raise money to aid the victims of Hurricane Katrina.
File Download (26:09 min / 24 MB)
- Carrie Mae Weems
Photographer Carrie Mae Weems interviewed in 2005 at the Museum of Modern Art in by Debra Willis to discuss the personal, political, painful, and playful in her work.
File Download (48:40 min / 44.6 MB)
- Reverend Billy and the Church of Stop Shopping
Reverend Billy warns us of the coming shopocalypse: the death of man brought on by his own consumer excess.
File Download (20:20 min / 18.6 MB)
- Dada Lives! (With Richard Huelsenbeck)
“Dada Lives!” with co-founder Richard Huelsenbeck, telling it like it was (or not). Recorded December, 1960
File Download (45:59 min / 42.1 MB)
- In Search of Yage: A Correspondence between William S. Burroughs and Allen Ginsberg
Ginsberg talks about and Burroughs reads from an extraordinary correspondence from Mexico in which the seeds of Burroughs’ seminal stories would grow. Hosted by Charles Ruas.
File Download (60:57 min / 55.8 MB)
