In our silliest episode yet, we learn the shocking truth about Shaq O’Neal: he’s a cheat! (At art. Not basketball). We pit Shaq against Jeff Koons in a battle of celebrity curators; we visit Triple Canopy’s new space in Brooklyn. We review the Brucennial, the Biennial, the Rhizome/Triple Canopy-ennial. We talk to Michael Mandiberg about the new book Collaborative Futures, and we learn that Michael has a drinking problem and Claire likes to get her way. Ennial.

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Episode 3 is here, and it’s a doozy! This week, we talked to Jerry Saltz about whether his Facebook page is a sign of social media-pocalypse. Andrew Jeffrey Wright discussed his fourth grade art project; Michael compared Amy Granat’s camera to lady parts, while Claire spoke to FLAG Art Foundation’s Stephanie Roach and got excited that Shaquille O’Neal is coming to town.

We slogged through a blizzard to peek in at the new Flux Factory, we asked Morgan Croney of Artcards to help us plan out our nightlife, and we couldn’t have done it without the help of our first ever sponsor, LMAKprojects.

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What a week. We Skyped with Haitian artist Mario Benjamin, we learned that Cory Arcangel really doesn’t know how to use Photoshop, we review work by Elisabeth Subrin, LaToya Ruby Frazier and Gelitin. As X-initiative closed its doors and went to sleep, we discussed our various medical symptoms with a sympathetic Brian Dillon, critic and author of a recent book about artists and hypochondria.

To top it all off, we became the world’s first Padcast. What, you don’t know what that means? Don’t worry, neither do we.

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Here it is, folks! The first ever episode of Radiovisual, the new podcast about contemporary art in New York hosted by Michael Connor and Claire Hamilton. It’s fast, it’s funny, it has Thurston Moore in it. We discuss Jeffrey Deitch’s appointment to MOCA, we lament the closure of Monkeytown, and we review Omer Fast, Patti Smith and Steven Sebring, and Bruce High Quality Foundation. You can find us on iTunes by searching ‘Radiovisual’ .

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Opening reception for artwork by Graham Parker and Joe Winter
Tue Dec 8, 6PM to 9PM

Please join us for a reception to mark the addition of two new artworks to the Marian Spore collection, both of which use light as a raw material.

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The first work in the Marian Spore collection is Andy Graydon’s Untitled (fault). (more…)