The Dead Hare Radio Hour

You can listen to an audio version of this message here. In our next episode, we will observe the 10th Anniversary of Dia:Beacon in Beacon, NY by asking people to interpret the reviews of the museum that users of Yelp.com have posted on that website. If you’re interested, take a look at the reviews of [...]

A Roxy Paine tree welcomes visitors to Crystal Bridges.   Carolina Miranda is back on the Dead Hare Radio Hour (she was the program’s very first guest.)  In a conversation recorded in May 2012, Carolina Chris to discuss the Crystal Bridges Museum which opened in November of 2011 in Bentonville, AR.  Click Here to listen to this [...]

Listen to this episode HERE. After a long hiatus, a new podcast episode. Matthew and I visited the studio of Jomar Statkun to speak with him, Jared Friedman and Christopher Stackhouse about This Red Door.   The artists have re-mustered to bring This Red Door into its 2nd iteration at Kunsthalle Galapagos in DUMBO in [...]

This week’s episode features we get a peek into the artworld in Denver with Ken Hamel of denverarts.org

A detail of the copious amounts of material hanging on the wall in Joel Schapira’s studio.   Click HERE to listen to this week’s show.   The First segment of this week’s show continues the last show’s theme of taking a break from art. First, Chris, along with artists Mark DeLura, Peter Acheson (who joined us on [...]

This week’s episode features info on David Rothenberg’s Survival of the Beautiful All Day Wonder Cabinet and conversations with Susan Osberg and Kelly Kivland on Yvonne Rainer.

This week we have a preview of 2012 from a sampling of Hudson Valley exhibition institutions.

This week’s show is the very special Dead Hare Radio Hour Christmas Thing/ Holiday Show. Inspired by Chris’ annual Christmas Thing sculptures, this episode is a little bit of a patchwork….    Christmas Thing 2011, by Chris Albert   We start sitting around the bonfire at the Slaats family solstice party.  Chris and Matt are [...]

This week’s episode is a Thanksgiving – inspired Road Trip Theme as Chris hit the open road last week. We hear a few words from the sculptor Tony Smith and spend a good chunk of time talking painting with Peter Acheson.

This is our first new show after our hiatus in October.  This episode also marks the first new show produced on our new every-other-week broadcasting/podcasting schedule.Chris interviews Michelle Hyun about her curatorial research project Dear Pratella, What do you hear?  Dear Pratella was on view as an exhibition project, Sundry items mentioned during today’s episode: CCS [...]