Don’t know anything about Jad Fair but if I did i would go to this show at Red Wire. Hell I would go to any show at Redwire.
Red Wire – Jad Fair : Automatic Vaudeville: “
Jad Fair : Automatic Vaudeville
29 August – 13 September 2009 (Thur – Sun 1-6pm)
Opening: Friday 28 August 2009, 18.30 onwards
Red Wire Gallery is delighted to announce the first U.K solo exhibition by acclaimed and increasingly influential American artist and musician, Jad Fair.
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I’d put this off for ages but when Alan Dunn contacted me to ask if I had received his Revolution CD catholic guilt surronded me and I said yes but i hadn’t listened to any of it.
My guilt is now dissolved as i have listened to at least one cd and there are some great tracks gathered from around the globe. I had to withhold my laughter at some which always looks as if you are having a fit when in a crowded public place – absolute class it is.
Amongst the serious talk of revolution from political figures across the years is a track from – Sisters Of Revolution excerpts from 9th Floor Radio Show courtesy of Sisters Of Revolution and 9th Floor Radio, an Internet radio station broadcasting from Laney College in Oakland, California, USA- which i just loved.
Take a listen – http://www.alandunn67.co.uk/revolutionmp3.html
And enjoy.
An temporary installation of icebergs just outside Liverpool Lime Street train station.
This is where we recorded our first podcast – it’s also the place where as I post the Sk-interfaces exhibition is taking place.
Defnet Media produce podcasts in Liverpool.
We have been producing the Art in Liverpool weekly podcast for about the last 4 months and are now looking to produce another called the def-pod featuring music from unsigned bands and reviews in Liverpool. I’ll be posting extracts from each podcast here so look out for those but you can also visit our main site www.defnetmedia.com This is podcast for pleasure, my pleasure to podcast for you. I hope you enjoy them and if you have any comments then let me know neil’at’defnetmedia.com.