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    Bad at Sports

    Bad At Sports is a weekly podcast about contemporary art. Founded in 2005, the series focuses on presenting the practices of artists, curators, critics, dealers, various other arts professionals through an online audio format.

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    Latest Episodes:
    Bad at Sports Episode 248: Shannon Stratton and Judith Leeman May 30, 2010
    Show notes

    This week: Brian Andrews and Duncan MacKenzie check in with Judith Leeman and Shannon Stratton while visiting Portland, Oregon and discuss their most recent curatorial endeavor the "Gestures of Resistance" exhibition at Portland's Museum of Contemporary Craft. We talk about problematizing the standard static exhibition, how a viewer can access a dynamic and evolving show, what an object be "loaded" with, and the problem with placards. The exhibition includes... Sara Black and John Preus, Anthea Black, Carol Lung, Cat Mazza, Mung Lar Lam, Ehren Tool, and Theaster Gates. Links... http://www.performingcraft.com/ http://www.shannonstratton.com/ http://three-walls.org/ http://www.judithleemann.com/ http://material-exchange.org/home.html http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tfi3DIlaXqg http://www.fraufiber.com/ http://www.post-craft.net/catmazza.htm http://www.munglarlam.com/ http://www.bquayartgallery.com/archive/access_tool2007.html http://theastergates.com/home.html http://www.museumofcontemporarycraft.org/


    Bad at Sports Episode 247: ILSSA May 23, 2010
    Show notes

    This week: The third in the lecture series that was in conjunction with the Bad at Sports organized exhibition "Don't Piss on Me and Tell Me it's Raining". Tom and Amanda talk to Bridget Elmer and Emily Larned of Impractical Labor in Service of the Speculative Arts.

    Founded by two letterpress printers, Impractical Labor in Service of the Speculative Arts (ILSSA). ILSSA is a membership organization for those who make conceptual or experimental work with obsolete technology. Consisting of a Union and a Research Institute, ILSSA seeks to build community and create resources, promoting the creative re-use of discarded innovations and the values embedded within them. Since its inception in 2008, ILSSA has grown to over 100 members, including a social sculpture weaver, a clip art librarian, a blogger who posts in needlepoint, a designer/builder of vacuum tube electronics, and an heirloom farmer. On this evening with the use of an overhead projector and a portable anachronistic sound system, the ILSSA co-operators will provide an overview of the organization, its activities and members, and the philosophy behind their collective interests.


    Bad at Sports Episode 246: Steven Rand May 17, 2010
    Show notes

    This week, Duncan, Amanda and Tom talk to artist Steven Rand, who is the founder and Executive Director of apexart in New York. If you are in or around NYC this is the last week of "Don't Piss On Me and Tell Me It's Raining" the Bad at Sports organized show, go check it out while you still can!


    Bad at Sports Episode 245: Painters/Painting panel at apexart May 09, 2010
    Show notes

    This week: Painters/Painting (aka "The Painters of Painting") recorded at apexart in late April as a part of the BAS organized exhibition which runs through May 22.

    Painter and Bad @ Sports NYC correspondent, Tom Sanford will moderate a panel of 5 other painters who will talk about painting. Kamrooz Aram, Holly Coulis, David Humphrey, Dike Blair and Deborah Kass not only represent three or four generations of New York painters and are all prominent voices among their cohort, but also represent a wide variety of approaches to the medium. These, "the Painters of Painting", will discuss the current concerns in painting as well as painting's enduring relevance as a humanistic and idiosyncratic antidote to the prevailing corporate culture of consensus and commodification.

    Tom's wrap up e-mail sent to all involved afterwards-

    -----Original Message----- From: Tom Sanford Sent: Thursday, April 29, 2010 7:13 AM To: Tom Sanford Subject: Thanks from PAINTERS/PAINTING

    Hi Guys

    I just wanted to send y'all a note to thank the many many of you who

    came out to the panel and offer my apologies to those who weren't

    able to get in! I am so sorry that a super turnout put apexart in the

    position that they had no choice but to not allow a few people in. It

    was totally packed inside - i actually had an audience member sitting

    on my lap for most of the talk. But thank you all ever so much for

    making the effort, i sincerely appreciate the overwhelming show of

    interest!

    The incredible turn out certainly speaks to the great enthusiasm for

    painting in the medium's global capitol city and I think the talk was

    a success. The panelists (David, Deb, Holly, Dike & Kamroos) were

    charming and interesting and insightful, i did my best to keep us on

    course, and Steven Rand and the apexart crew (Cybele, Julia & Julien)

    were gracious and generous hosts.

    Best of all the audience has plenty of great questions comments and

    the occasional well timed out-burst! Special thanks to for really

    great questions and comments from Daniel Davidson, Alfred Steiner,

    Michael Anderson, Carlos Fragoso, and George Rodart among others

    whose names I didn't know - great hustle guys!

    Anyway, thanks a million for all of your support and interest and

    remember the most important thing is to keep those brushes wet - and

    Michael Anderson pointed out with the optimism that we all share for

    painting and picture making "There are about 9 million new kinds of

    paintings yet to be made!!"

    Cheers

    Tom


    Bad at Sports Episode 244: Nathaniel Stern May 02, 2010
    Show notes

    This week: Duncan talks to artist/educator/agitator Nathaniel Stern.Nathaniel Stern (USA / South Africa, born 1977) is an experimental installation and video artist, net.artist, printmaker and writer. He has produced and collaborated on projects ranging from interactive and immersive environments, networked art and multimedia physical theater performances, to digital printing and collage, stone lithography and slam poetry. He's won many awards, fellowships, commissions and residencies between South Africa, America, and all over Europe. Nathaniel holds a design degree from Cornell University, studio-based Masters in art from the Interactive Telecommunications Program (NYU), and research PhD from Trinity College Dublin. He is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Art and Design at the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee.

    Nathaniel has held solo exhibitions at the Johannesburg Art Gallery, the Johnson Museum of Art, the Museum of Wisconsin Art, the University of the Witwatersrand, and several commercial and experimental galleries throughout the US, South Africa and Ireland. His work has been shown at festivals, galleries and museums internationally, including the Venice Biennale, Sydney Museum of Contemporary Art, South African National Gallery, Kunsthalle Exnergasse, International Print Center New York, Milwaukee Art Museum, Modern and Contemporary Art Center (Hungary) and Grahamstown National Arts Festival (South Africa). Public collections include the Johannesburg Art Gallery, The Rose Goldsen Archive of New Media (Cornell University), turbulence.org, Contemporary Irish Art Society, and the Universities of South Africa (UNISA) and the Witwatersrand; he is in private collections all over the world. Recent features on Nathaniel's work can be seen in the Leonardo Journal of Art, Science and Technology, Leonardo Electronic Almanac, NY Arts and Art South Africa magazines, Rhizome.org, PBS.org, the Wall Street Journal and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.


    Bad at Sports Episode 243: The Present Group Apr 25, 2010
    Show notes

    This week Brian sits down with Eleanor Hanson and Oliver Wise, the Oakland-based founders of The Present Group, who describe the project as "like a mutual fund that produces art instead of profits."; A quarterly art subscription project, The Present Group enables a community of subscribers to create a new avenue of support for contemporary artists. They produce thought-provoking work in a variety of media, and each of the four annual limited editioned art works is paired with an essay contextualizing the edition.

    Their goal is to engage art enthusiasts who never thought of themselves as art collectors and to introduce them to the experience and pleasures of owning contemporary art. This is the next installment of the collaboration between Art Practical and Bad At Sports.

    An abridged transcript of this interview appears in AP Issue 13.

    http://www.artpractical.com

    Image: David Horvitz. Hermosa Beach, CA, Issue 9, Winter 2009; viewmaster reel, viewer, and Somerset cotton rag paper card. Courtesy of The Present Group.

    A note from BAS: Libsyn, our hosting company, sucks like space. We are looking for suggestions on other hosting services so we can get far away from these jerks.


    Bad at Sports Episode 242: Julia Fish Apr 19, 2010
    Show notes

    This week: Richard and Duncan speak with Chicago based artist and 2010 Whitney Biennial participant Julia Fish about her work, Japanese architecture and more!

    Before that starts, there is a short pithy segment on C2E2, which was awesome (the show not our bit).

    Yes I made a stupid Front 242 musical joke which only I will find funny.


    Bad at Sports Episode 241: Jeffrey Deitch interviewed by Carlo McCormick Apr 12, 2010
    Show notes

    This week Jeffrey Deitch!!! Recorded before a live studio audience at the BAS apexart show with special help from Carlo McCormick.

    Carlo McCormick is a leading New York art writer and a champion of "the downtown scene". For almost decades Jeffrey Deitch has been perhaps the most important taste maker and facilitator of emerging contemporary art in New York City and the world. On the eve of Deitch's departure from New York, Carlo will talk to Jeffrey about his time and legacy as one of the most visible, dynamic and controversial players in the the New York art world.


    Bad at Sports Episode 240: Peter Otto Apr 05, 2010
    Show notes

    This week: HOLY CRAP OUR SHOW AT apexart OPENS!!! April 7th 6-8 p.m. http://www.apexart.org/exhibitions/badatsports.htm.

    Also this week: Duncan talks to Peter Otto!

    Peter Otto’s work reports on the constituent factors of a human condition continually shifting between beguiling and highly disturbing. He reveals the state to which humanity – ever tested by social, cultural and political forces – bends, breaks and at times collapses. His paintings and sculptures show a reality emerging from the darkest moments. The themes are somber; the work though is delicately formed and teeming with graceful facture.

    Otto, who lives in Arnhem, The Netherlands, has been featured in solo and group exhibitions throughout Europe including projects at Museum Beelden aan Zee in Scheveningen, the Kröller-Müller Museum, Boÿmans van Beuningen in Rotterdam, Galerie Reuten and Galerie Swart in Amsterdam, the Museum Kurhaus Kleve and the Pushkin Museum in Moscow.


    Bad at Sports Episode 239: Mads Lynnerup Mar 28, 2010
    Show notes

    This week: Patricia sits down with artist Mads Lynnerup during his recent sojourn in San Francisco. They talk about spotting Cyndi Lauper at the New Museum, precocious nerdy kids at the Guggenheim, navigating the ever-growing professionalization of the art world, everyday routines, and the merits of being a prankster.

    Mad Lynnerup was born in Copenhagen, Denmark and lives and works in Copenhagen and New York. He completed his MFA from Columbia University in 2007 and received a BFA from San Francisco Art Institute in 2001. He has shown his work at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; The Mori Art Museum, Tokyo; P.S. 1 and Socrates Sculpture Park, both New York; and Zacheta National Gallery of Art, Warsaw. Lynnerup works across such diverse media as video, sculpture, drawing, and printmaking. Many of the themes in his work have roots in his constant interest in the everyday and his surroundings.

    This is the third collaboration between Art Practical and Bad At Sports.

    Image: Routines (Sønder Boulevard), 2008 (video still); installation, video and poster series. Courtesy of the Artist and Baer Ridgeway Exhibitions, San Francisco.

    Links:

    www.artpractical.com

    http://www.artpractical.com/feature/interview_with_mads_lynnerup/

    http://www.madslynnerup.com/


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