Season 2

2024 MusicPortland Holiday Singles Social

IT'S TIME TO DANCE! After what feels like an eternity, we are ready to WAKE up, look around, and get our bones out of the ground! We're ready to dig down, dig down deep, because we don't need no-no more beauty sleep. 

Mammoth in space IS: a nod to the future; a deep bow to the past; a taste for psychedelic aural combo platters; we dwell in realms of the unexpected; long-buried bones are resurrected and shot into the cosmos...

This track was written, recorded, and produced by Mammoth in Space: Miri Stebivka and Darka Dusty, Portland, OR

Mammoth In Space

Alivë

Oh eX whY

Easy To Be Alone

"Everyone here has ambitions, somewhere they want to be tomorrow, next month, next year, the next decade. Once you identify what that is, go the distance and get to it." ~Josef

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Music Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LaAN8Z4xQzM

GO LONG - Single

GO LONG (Video In Description)

Musician and creative coder Helen Spencer Wallace on memory, vulnerability, resilience, healing, and how she made her interactive sculpture, the Brain Shrine.

S2E1: Brain Shrine with Helen Spencer Wallace

Artist and musician Emily Wells on art and the future.

S2E2: To Live More Closely with Emily Wells

Painter and video maker Samantha Nye explores aging bodies, celebrates queer kinship, and facilitates an intergenerational dialogue between queer women and their mothers and grandmothers.

S2E3: A New Opulence with Samantha Nye

Model, poet, and actress Kyra Rickards on art and expression through gesture. Photo by @calebgaskins.

S2E4: Our Privilege to Create with Kyra Rickards

Multimedia artist Willie Little discusses his art career, themes and issues he’s exploring as a queer Black artist from the South, and the path to publication of his newest art memoir, "In the Sticks".

S2E5: In the Sticks with Willie Little

S2E9: How to Respond with Renée Muzquiz

Sponsored by Regional Arts and Culture Council, Future Prairie Radio is a podcast examining the future of art, design, and culture through the eyes of marginalized artists. We go beyond AI, robotics, and new currencies to learn about process and art making across media. We're using art practice as a lens to investigate the humanist and ethical values that intersect with contemporary life and technology.