Christy Roberts Berkowitz of Glitzer composed an hour long score to accompany "What's Knew," a series of paintings by LA artist, Jonathon Hornedo. 
www.thehornedo.com/index.php?/projects/whats-knew/
http://glitzer.space/index.html 
Available for purchase at: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/glitzer 

SCORE

On this episode our guests are Mark Allen and Zut Lorz. Mark Allen is the founder and director of machine project which is a storefront space in Echo Park, Los Angeles. And It’s so much more than that and you should go right now to MachineProject.com and watch the short animation on the home page there about “What is Machine Project.” It will give you a real sense of the space, but we can say that Machine Project is a project space that brings together fine art and performance with maker culture and community engagement and everything else in the universe.

Zut Lorz is an archivist at machine project and has a history in performance work. She is currently working on developing the machine project archive into a comprehensive online history of the space. 

Later in the show we begin tapping into the vast machine project archive in a new segment of notes from the people to bring you a recording of Anthony McCann reading the first few poems from his recent book, Thing Music on Wave Books.

And we close out this episode with a track called Wash, by ING one of the many musical acts that have been regulars at machine over the years. ING is Max Markowitz and John Wood and the piece you'll hear is from an immersive underwater sound installation they did in 2013 as part of Machine Project’s Field Guide to LA Architecture. You can find out more about ING at INGisMaxandJohn.com 
and the name of the song is Wash

Ep 44 Mark Allen & Zut Lorz: The People

On this episode our guests are Gladys-Katherina Hernando and Adam D. Miller. Gladys-Katherina Hernando splits her time between Miami and Los Angeles as an independent curator. She also is the co-founder of and a curator at JOAN, which is a gallery here in LA. Adam D. Miller lives and works in Los Angeles and is the co-founder of the artist run gallery The Pit.

In a new edition of Notes from the People  we have an excerpt of an audio piece by LeRoy Stevens from his wide ranging project Menu Options. The excerpt is from a 4 ½ hour piece called Presidential Debate, 2016 specifically from the third presidential debate. The full recording was made live during each of the 2016 Presidential debates using a rotating wireless microphone positioned between active radios.

And we close out this episode with the song I Have No Mouth by Pope Smashers.

Ep 45 Gladys-Katherina Hernando & Adam D. Miller: The People

Four Piece Five combines the acoustic sounds of a jazz drum-set with electronic sounds triggered in Ableton Live via Max/MSP. All electronic sounds are triggered in real time via piezo mic pickups attached to each component of the drum-set. The piece is improvised within a pre-composed set structure of different timbers/arrangements of sounds and styles.

Four Piece Five

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iKnow.Em.All.

Conspiracy NOW

Pretend Gallery; based on a true story

Rated PG is hosted by artists Jonathon Hornedo and Anthony Bodlović. It airs every last Thursday of the month on KPFK 90.7FM at 1am (Friday morning).

Anthony Bodlović is a Los Angeles based performance artist and practicing art therapist. A hybrid of therapy and ethnography, his work focuses on cultural narratives and how they endure around, in, and through the body. He has participated in group shows in Los Angeles and Berlin. In addition, he recently completed his PhD in Culture and Performance Studies at UCLA.

Jonathon Hornedo recently released his debut album of twelve paintings called "What's Knew" with Art Catalogues at LACMA. He received a BA from UCLA in 2010. Born in Long Beach, CA in 1982. He lives and works in Los Angeles.

Conspiracy NOW

Pretend Gallery

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