For the July 5th episode, we bring you an interview with renowned new media artist Skawennati!
Skawennati engages with online and digital technology for her projects, and is especially known for for her machinimas (movies made in virtual environments), notably TimeTravelerTM. Her work is featured in the International Digital Art Biennial 2018, which is happening this summer in Montreal.
(f.k.a. Art Scene and Heard) A visual arts radio talk show on CKUT 90.3 FM, Montreal. Tune in on the first Thursday of each month, 2 - 3 pm.
Thursday, 5 July 2018
Wednesday, 6 June 2018
Kiva Stimac
Thursday, 3 May 2018
Thursday, 5 April 2018
Bea Parsons
Thursday April 5th - artist extraordinaire Bea Parsons will be live in studio to tell us about her paintings, and how in recent times monotype printing is winning her over. She is a storyteller of the highest order, so don't miss out, gather round your radio at 2pm...
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Bea Parsons, Out of Reach, 2018, monotype print 30 x 22 inches
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Thursday, 1 March 2018
Sandra Meigs
On Thursday March 1st we are broadcasting an interview with the *amazing* artist Sandra Meigs, which was recorded earlier this year at her exhibition Room For Mystics (Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto). We spoke about this major exhibition, elevated experiences through art, her collaboration with composer Christopher Butterfield, and her art practice at large.
Also on the show: talking about Hilma af Klint!
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| Room For Mystics, Sandra Meigs (photo: Art Gallery of Ontario) |
Also on the show: talking about Hilma af Klint!
Thursday, 1 February 2018
CKUT Black History Month Special
February 1st was the occasion of a special broadcast at CKUT -- 12 hours of Afrocentric programming courtesy of BSN McGill! Check out the station's archives for this rad programming that ran from 11am - 11pm. (That means no episode of Out of Lines for February, but the program will be back in March.)
Thursday, 4 January 2018
Simone Blain
Welcome, 2018.
We spoke with Simone Blain about her delightful paintings on view at Projet Pangée, in an exhibition where "ugly and pretty commingle."
We spoke with Simone Blain about her delightful paintings on view at Projet Pangée, in an exhibition where "ugly and pretty commingle."
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