"People are afraid and disappointed and in some cases heartbroken, and it's not enough anymore to sit at home and donate a small amount of money or buy a t-shirt.  Coming out and being around your community and participating with them is necessary."  - Janina Larenas

In this episode, we look at two projects mobilizing people for resistance during Trump's presidency.  First, Louise Barry and Vero Ordaz talk to information workers gathered for a strategy session at Interference Archive.  Next, Lani Hanna talks to artist Janina Larenas about her project, Print Organize Protest.  Learn more at www.printorganizeprotest.org. 

Produced by Interference Archive.

Music:  "Forget About Tomorrow" by Eyelids, courtesy of the Free Music Archive.

Audio Interference 25: Anticipating 2017

Interference Archive is a social space, exhibition venue, and open stacks archive of movement culture, based in Brooklyn. 

Gabriel Saloman is a multidisciplinary artist based in Minneapolis, Minnesota working in sound, text, visual medium and socially collaborative forms. He has been composing and performing experimental music for almost two decades both individually and in a variety of collaborations. He is known for his work with Pete Swanson in the psychedelic free-noise group Yellow Swans. His previous projects include Chambers, a live dub collaboration with M Red (Lighta! Sound, Low Indigo), and Diadem with artist Aja Bond. 

Saloman's solo work explores noise and soundscape as a form of resistance and path of emancipation from an authoritarian social order. He works in a variety of mediums, moving through gallery installations, web projects, live performance, recorded music, and spatial intervention. He has regularly collaborated with contemporary dance artists and released work with labels such as Beacon Sound, Miasmah, and Shelter Press.