Comments for The Dead Hare Radio Hour http://deadhareradio.matthewslaats.com/projects Sun, 03 Apr 2011 13:46:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.1 Comment on Show #1 – C-Monster/Bad at Sports by criticismism » Blog Archive » Found Objects 03/04/11 http://deadhareradio.matthewslaats.com/projects/2011/03/22/hello-world/comment-page-1/#comment-8 criticismism » Blog Archive » Found Objects 03/04/11 Sun, 03 Apr 2011 13:46:00 +0000 http://deadhareradio.matthewslaats.com/projects/2011/02/04/hello-world/#comment-8 [...] first virtual found object has to be the first show by Dead Hare Radio. It features a chat with art blogger Caroline Miranda from C-Monster.net, who among other things [...] [...] first virtual found object has to be the first show by Dead Hare Radio. It features a chat with art blogger Caroline Miranda from C-Monster.net, who among other things [...]

]]> Comment on Show 2 – 150 Years Later @ the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center by Ken Vallario http://deadhareradio.matthewslaats.com/projects/2011/03/29/show-2-150-years-later-the-frances-lehman-loeb-art-center/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Ken Vallario Wed, 30 Mar 2011 16:55:11 +0000 http://deadhareradio.matthewslaats.com/projects/?p=14#comment-5 great show! loved the question of themes...really allowed us to get behind the curtain a bit on the guest... and, as a painter, i have very little interest in photography, but the multi-directional approach to covering the show really gave me a great context for the photos i now see on this site... good stuff... great show! loved the question of themes…really allowed us to get behind the curtain a bit on the guest…

and, as a painter, i have very little interest in photography, but the multi-directional approach to covering the show really gave me a great context for the photos i now see on this site…

good stuff…

]]> Comment on Show #1 – C-Monster/Bad at Sports by The Digest. 03.30.11. « C-MONSTER.net http://deadhareradio.matthewslaats.com/projects/2011/03/22/hello-world/comment-page-1/#comment-4 The Digest. 03.30.11. « C-MONSTER.net Wed, 30 Mar 2011 13:03:31 +0000 http://deadhareradio.matthewslaats.com/projects/2011/02/04/hello-world/#comment-4 [...] the Department of Me, Me, Me: I’m interviewed on the Dead Hare Radio Hour and talk way too much. Best to fast forward to the second half of the show, to listen to Duncan [...] [...] the Department of Me, Me, Me: I’m interviewed on the Dead Hare Radio Hour and talk way too much. Best to fast forward to the second half of the show, to listen to Duncan [...]

]]> Comment on Show #1 – C-Monster/Bad at Sports by Christopher http://deadhareradio.matthewslaats.com/projects/2011/03/22/hello-world/comment-page-1/#comment-3 Christopher Sun, 27 Mar 2011 15:23:43 +0000 http://deadhareradio.matthewslaats.com/projects/2011/02/04/hello-world/#comment-3 Thanks for your comment, Ken. Indeed, keep listening. There's much ground to be covered. I would suggest that the interviews in this episode are informational and not simply promotional, as they present a glimpse onto the landscape of art content in the media and start to give a context to what we're jumping into - discussing and covering art on the radio. Carolina Miranda and Duncan McKenzie, whose "projects" I rely on as part of my diet of art thought and information, represent two examples of how media is being used to present an ongoing discourse about art - one that lives largely under the surface, and must be sought out if one is hungry for this kind of stuff. Thanks for your comment, Ken. Indeed, keep listening. There’s much ground to be covered.
I would suggest that the interviews in this episode are informational and not simply promotional, as they present a glimpse onto the landscape of art content in the media and start to give a context to what we’re jumping into – discussing and covering art on the radio. Carolina Miranda and Duncan McKenzie, whose “projects” I rely on as part of my diet of art thought and information, represent two examples of how media is being used to present an ongoing discourse about art – one that lives largely under the surface, and must be sought out if one is hungry for this kind of stuff.

]]> Comment on Show #1 – C-Monster/Bad at Sports by Ken Vallario http://deadhareradio.matthewslaats.com/projects/2011/03/22/hello-world/comment-page-1/#comment-2 Ken Vallario Thu, 24 Mar 2011 16:25:07 +0000 http://deadhareradio.matthewslaats.com/projects/2011/02/04/hello-world/#comment-2 hey Guys, I support what you are doing...I love the Hudson Valley and see it as a great nexus of creative energy... so, take my following criticisms as an effort to help out...by sharing my honest feedback... you both said you don't like interviews that are merely promo pieces..yet, both interviews were exactly this, talking about hits and followers and connections...i kept waiting for a discussion about art, about what these guests have learned about art, and what it means to be an artist in the 21st century... such a discussion is dangerous...it is precisely because of this that the current artworld has developed this ubiquitous ambiguity of exchange...art culture has avoided 'belief' and 'debate' in order to maintain a 'professional' environment for the purposes of creating income...fair enough... but, if you dare to have this conversation openly and begin digging into meaning and beliefs, putting your own on the line...then your show will attract many more listeners, and contributors too, people will form a community around it... if you choose to attempt to 'aggregate' yourselves with the others, then it will become aggravating...it is one thing to ruffle people's feathers by silliness, which is what i see so often in the artworld, silliness and buffoonery...but it is another thing altogether to ruffle feathers with challenging the foundations of identity, and stepping into the intimate space of intellectual confrontation... i will keep listening, and keep sharing my feedback... you guys sound like nice guys, intelligent and dedicated to enriching the community...so i hope you will not see this as 'hatin'... peace, kv hey Guys,

I support what you are doing…I love the Hudson Valley and see it as a great nexus of creative energy…

so, take my following criticisms as an effort to help out…by sharing my honest feedback…

you both said you don’t like interviews that are merely promo pieces..yet, both interviews were exactly this, talking about hits and followers and connections…i kept waiting for a discussion about art, about what these guests have learned about art, and what it means to be an artist in the 21st century…

such a discussion is dangerous…it is precisely because of this that the current artworld has developed this ubiquitous ambiguity of exchange…art culture has avoided ‘belief’ and ‘debate’ in order to maintain a ‘professional’ environment for the purposes of creating income…fair enough…

but, if you dare to have this conversation openly and begin digging into meaning and beliefs, putting your own on the line…then your show will attract many more listeners, and contributors too, people will form a community around it…

if you choose to attempt to ‘aggregate’ yourselves with the others, then it will become aggravating…it is one thing to ruffle people’s feathers by silliness, which is what i see so often in the artworld, silliness and buffoonery…but it is another thing altogether to ruffle feathers with challenging the foundations of identity, and stepping into the intimate space of intellectual confrontation…

i will keep listening, and keep sharing my feedback… you guys sound like nice guys, intelligent and dedicated to enriching the community…so i hope you will not see this as ‘hatin’…

peace,
kv

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