On July 29, as part of its Sender, Carrier, Receiver program, Triple Canopy presented a briefing on the activities of the International Necronautical Society's Berlin Inspectorate at Program. In this unofficial recording, Provan and Yamamoto-Masson dispute the INS's claim that Berlin is the World Capital of Death, and discuss attempts by its members—chief among them writer Tom McCarthy, artist Anthony Auerbach, and philosopher Simon Critchley—to surreptitiously recruit agents and take over major cultural landmarks. Click here to read the draft copy of their internal report, and here to listen to a file of covert INS recordings intercepted by Triple Canopy and prepared for the occasion.
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A series exploring the politics of urban sound in Bangkok and beyond, through first-person reporting, field recordings, and analysis. In this episode, Tausig reports on Songkran, the Thai celebration of the New Year that takes place each April; this year's festivities were more raucous than most.
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The third of three segments excerpted from The Audio Show, curated by Seth Kelly and held at Friedrich Petzel Gallery in Manhattan from July 14 until August 23, 2009. The program consisted of seven hours of sound work. What follows is the name of each artist and piece included in this segment, the duration, and the time of day that the work was originally played: Stephen Prina, The Second Sentence of Everything I Read Is You: Mourning Sex, 3:27, 12:42:50; Aura Rosenberg, Two Brass Bands, 6:24, 12:46:21; Matthew Ronay, Misterioso, Brumoso, 3:25, 12:52:49.
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The second of three segments excerpted from The Audio Show, curated by Seth Kelly and held at Friedrich Petzel Gallery in Manhattan from July 14 until August 23, 2009. The program consisted of seven hours of sound work. What follows is the name of each artist and piece included in this segment, the duration, and the time of day that the work was originally played: Jesse Bransford, Three Sounds, 7:49, 1:54:21; Corinne Jones, GirlsGameDTrev1, 8:00, 2:02:14; Michael Smith, Smith Leroy, 0:48, 2:10:18.
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The first of three segments excerpted from The Audio Show, curated by Seth Kelly and held at Friedrich Petzel Gallery in Manhattan from July 14 until August 23, 2009. The program consisted of seven hours of sound work. What follows is the name of each artist and piece included in this segment, the duration, and the time of day that the work was originally played: John Miller, Afternoon Delight, 6:24, 12:19:14; Dan Torop, TC-Compose-Versify, 11:04, 12:25:42; Karsten Krejcarek, Nueva Era de Santo Daime, 3:55, 12:26:50.
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If we're all living the same reality, why does realism mean different things to different people? Is an experiment still an experiment if the book is good? Novelists Joshua Cohen and Joseph McElroy read and discuss. Their conversation was recorded at 177 Livingston on April 25.
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On Saturday, April 10, Triple Canopy hosted a reading with Publication Studio as part of a weekend-long residence by the Portland, Oregon print-on-demand publisher. Matthew Stadler, the co-founder of Publication Studio, read from his most recent novel, Chloe Jarren's La Cucaracha, which is a “cover”—in the pop-music sense—of John Le Carre’s A Murder of Quality.
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On Saturday, April 10, Triple Canopy hosted a reading with Publication Studio as part of a weekend-long residence by the Portland, Oregon print-on-demand publisher. Colin Beattie read from What We Are Learning, which gathers together a series of brief monthly reports in which several dozen friends told each other what they had learned recently. The result is an experiment in "dispersed authorship" that "displaces the drama of the individual with the pleasures of the collective."
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On Saturday, April 10, Triple Canopy hosted a reading with Publication Studio as part of a weekend-long residence by the Portland, Oregon print-on-demand publisher. Christine Hou read from her upcoming (and untitled) book of poems, which will be published by the press this June.
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Musician and artist C. Spencer Yeh (aka Burning Star Core) performs an "improvisation with tongue out," after Joe Milutis's "R, Adieu," which was published in the eighth issue of Triple Canopy. Recorded live at 177 Livingston during the launch party for that issue, "Hue and Cry," on April 17.
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Poet and Triple Canopy contributor Lucy Ives reads from her first book, Anamnesis, published by Slope Editions. Recorded live at 177 Livingston during the launch party for the eighth issue of Triple Canopy, "Hue and Cry," on April 17. Read Lucy's contribution to the issue, "Everglade."
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A chorus of computer voices speaks relatively rare card-catalog searches. "TC-Compose-Versify, 2009" was included in "The Audio Show," held last year at Friedrich Petzel Gallery in New York and curated by Seth Kelly.
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A series exploring the politics of urban sound in Bangkok and beyond, through first-person reporting, field recordings, and analysis. In this debut episode, Tausig, editor of Weird Vibrations, takes listeners from a storefront Pentecostal church in Brownsville, Brooklyn, to the noisy streets of Thailand’s capital.
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