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Fusebox Podcast
by Fusebox Festival
Part of Fusebox's Written & Spoken, the Fusebox podcast features conversations about contemporary performance and cross-pollination in the arts as well as debates about vital issues facing our communities here in Austin, TX. New content is uploaded on a regular basis, so keep tuning in.Introductory music: Finale, composed and performed by Graham Reynolds
Episodes
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Fusebox Podcast Episode 15: Gesel Mason and Lisa B. Thompson
Episode 15: Fusebox 2020 artist Gesel Mason is interviewed by UT Austin professor Lisa B. Thompson about her archival dance project “No Boundaries: A Journey to Embody the Work of Black Choreographers,” which will be presented at Fusebox Festival in April, in partnership with The Carver Museum....
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Fusebox Podcast Episode 14: The Rude Mechs & Not Every Mountain
EPISODE 14: Using a string, cardboard and magnets, the Rude Mechs' "Not Every Mountain" invites us to watch the collective effort of making and unmaking a series of interlocking mountain ranges. We watch minutes, or perhaps centuries, unfold, as mountains rise and fall, clouds dance, birds alight...
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Fusebox Podcast Episode 13: Ragnar Kjartansson on the S.S. Hangover
EPISODE 13: Icelandic artist Ragnar Kjartansson's dreamy and fantastical kinetic sound sculpture, S.S. Hangover, consists of a hand-painted 1930s boat sailing on the lagoon, carrying a party of six brass musicians performing ethereal music by Kjartan Sveinsson for several hours. We've teamed up...
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Fusebox Podcast Episode 12: A Conversation with Tania El Khoury
Episode 12: Live artist Tania El Khoury joins Fusebox curators Anna Gallagher-Ross and Betelhem Makonnen for a conversation on her research-based and socially engaged audience-interactive practice. Tania's work has toured internationally, and she is the recipient of the Anti Festival's...
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Fusebox Podcast Episode 11: A Phone Call with Kate McIntosh
EPISODE 11: Fusebox curators Betelhem Makonnen and Anna Gallagher-Ross have a phone conversation with Brussels-based artist Kate McIntosh whose practice spans performance, theatre, video, and installation. Her intimate work "In Many Hands" will be at Fusebox this April!
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Part of Fusebox's Written & Spoken, the Fusebox podcast features conversations about contemporary performance and cross-pollination in the arts as well as debates about vital issues facing our communities here in Austin, TX. New content is uploaded on a regular basis, so keep tuning in.Introductory music: Finale, composed and performed by Graham Reynolds
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Fusebox Festival
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Part of Fusebox's Written & Spoken, the Fusebox podcast features conversations about contemporary performance and cross-pollination in the arts as well as debates about vital issues facing our communities here in Austin, TX. New content is uploaded on a regular basis, so keep tuning in.Introductory...
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