We have a few loose ends to tie up so we are on hold for a couple more weeks. Hang in there. This one will be the best yet.
Also coming in November is NeoAztlan’s third iParty installment. This one is all-80s.
More details soon…
NeoAztlan Issue 6 launches Oct. 14 featuring Ben Judson’s interview with writer and minimalist composer Alan Licht and Steve Peralta’s interview with Romanian artist Ioana Nemes. Licht has worked with artists such as Sonic Youth’s Jim O’Rourke and celebrated minimalist composer La Monte Young. Licht’s critical writing on music and sound art has been published in magazines such as The Wire and Modern Painters. Bucharest-based Nemes’ work appeared most recently at the Prague Biennale as part of an exhibition titled “The New Romanian Scene.” She’s one of a group of young Romanian contemporary artists that are gaining significant notoriety for their work.
Also included in Issue 6 is Kate Green’s candid interview with Berlin-based artist and Turner-prize nominee Angela Bulloch. Canadian-born Bulloch works with a wide variety of media to provide insight on public structures and social systems.
NeoAztlan Issue 6, October 14.
New and improved NeoAztlan Message Board:
ISSUE 6
NeoAztlan Issue 6 will feature curator Kate Green’s interview with Berlin-based installation and sound artist Angela Bulloch. See Bulloch’s page at Artnet for a bio and images of her work.
Look for issue 6 in October.
MESSAGE BOARD
Also, the NeoAztlan message board is back with new spam protection and an improved Twitter-style design with avatar support. Upload your pic to our server and it’ll post with all your messages. The message board is a grass roots, semi-moderated place to comment on our articles and/or anything music- or art-related.
Go to http://forum.neoaztlan.com and post your comments today!
NeoAztlan Issue 5 features rare and candid interviews with Italian architectural artist Monica Bonvicini and Icelandic sound experimentalist Runar Magnusson as well as a review of Boards of Canada’s latest release and another look at “Switzerland on a budget,” NeoAztlan’s fun interview with contemporary art team Gerda Steiner and Jörg Lenzlinger.
Issue 5 is dedicated to the memory of contemporary artist and art patron, Linda Pace. Pace is known for her monochromatic mixed-media collages, but her legacy is Artpace, the contemporary art laboratory she founded in 1995. Visit Artpace for more information.
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