Sat, 29 December 2007
First: Amanda Browder and guest host Tom Sanford talk to New
York Gallerist Leo Koenig. From the Leo Koenig Site: For six years now, Leo Koenig Inc. has been
presenting a surprising mix of fresh exhibitions, anchored by a well-learned
tradition of publication. Ever vigilant that the artist's work be seen in an
appropriate context, the gallery has been dedicated to producing catalogues
with penetrating essays, and limited-edition artist books. With a focus on painting and sculpture, Leo
Koenig Inc.'s current roster includes some of the most internationally renowned
emerging and mid-career contemporary artists. We are pleased to represent the
following artists: Next: Brian Andrews, Marc LeBlanc and Patricia Maloney
discuss the BioTechnique show at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, which
Brian Andrews thinks is utter crap.
Direct download: Bad_at_Sports_Episode_122-Leo_Koenig.mp3
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Fri, 21 December 2007
First a solid hour of gems from the BAS vault, some things you love, some things you hate, some things that will surprise you. We finish it off with the West Coast Bureau playing holiday madlibs. Not to be missed.
Direct download: Bad_at_Sports_Episode_121-Holiday_Spectacular.mp3
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Sat, 15 December 2007
First: Shannon and Duncan talk Robert Reinard, Program Director, Collections & Exhibitions and Amanda Curtis, Program Director, Education from Intuit. Intuit is a not-for-profit organization founded in 1991. Our mission is to promote public awareness, understanding, and appreciation of intuitive and outsider art through a program of education and exhibition. Toward this end, Intuit strives to discover, document, maintain, preserve, exhibit, and collect examples of intuitive and outsider art; and to operate a permanent facility in which to pursue such activities. Intuit defines "intuitive and outsider art" as work of artists who demonstrate little influence from the mainstream art world and who seem instead motivated by their unique personal visions. This includes what is known as art brut, non-traditional folk art, self-taught art, and visionary art. Next: Terri and Joanna talk to Gretchen Kalwinski and Eugenia Williamson from Literago.org Literago.org is intended as a portal to news and information
about literary goings-on in and around
Direct download: Bad_at_Sports_Episode_120_Intuit-Literago.mp3
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Sun, 9 December 2007
Duncan talks with James Elkins about globalism, imperialism's and all sorts of lighthearted stuff. This is audio that was recorded this summer at The Stone Theory Institute's first iteration; 2007: The Globalization of Art, co-organized with Zhivka Valiavicharska. Bad At Sport sat in on the whole thing and has pretty much every second on tape. We will be posting five sections over the next month or two as raw audio with a short introduction by Elkins himself. These will not be the polished "podio" that you have been used too but for those of you academically inclined it will be freaking awesome... check the blog regularly as we will update with out notice. We have a James Elkins original picture of all the scholars involved with their names for download at... http://www.badatsports.com/megsmagic/2007-panorama.jpg The show opens with an indictment of Duncan's mean-ness.
Direct download: Bad_at_Sports_Episode_119-Elkins_on_Globalism.mp3
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Sun, 2 December 2007
Marc and Brian interview Dawn Kasper with John Knuth of Circus Gallery featuring Michael Bauer of The Confederacy of Creative Ephemera.
Direct download: Bad_at_Sports_Episode_118_Circus_Gallery.mp3
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