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Dorothy Carlos is an experimental cellist and composer working in improvised performance and multi-channel sound in New York City and Chicago. Her work utilizes extended techniques and digital manipulation, merging free improvisation and computer music.

Her new album, Ear World, is out now on 29 Speedway.

Dorothy Carlos:

https://dorothycarlos.com/

https://www.instagram.com/dorothycarlos/

Milo Christie (b. 2000 Berkeley, CA) lives and works in Chicago, IL. He co-directs Weatherproof, an artist-run space in Chicago’s Albany Park neighborhood. He has shown work at UNDA.M. 93 (Chicago, IL), Popgun at Miguel Abreu (New York City, NY), Western Pole Road Trip (Various Places), Switch-Hook Projects (Chicago, IL), and Quarters Gallery (Los Angeles, CA). His poetry has been published in Warm Milk (Brooklyn, NY), Petrichor Mag (Online), and Horizon Mag (Bristol, UK).

His latest show, Smuggle, is up now at Letters to Nora in Chicago, IL. The show also features artist Ludwig Siegele (Milo's Father) and artist John Smith.

References/Reading List:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Playtime

https://chbooks.com/Books/B/Boat

https://softskull.com/books/the-novelist/

https://www.versobooks.com/blogs/news/2788-althusserians-anonymous-the-relapse

https://www.semiotexte.com/shop/p/the-missing-pieces

https://citylights.com/general-poetry/sonnets-3/

https://archive.org/details/500_Queens_Gambit_Miniatures

https://www.belladonnaseries.org/books/p/positions-of-the-sun-by-lyn-hejinian

https://www.nyrb.com/products/suppose-a-sentence

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lifespan_of_a_Fact

Taylor Payton is the co-director and co-founder of Grunt's Rare Books in Chicago, IL. She is also the associate director at M. LeBlanc. Formerly, she directed and founded Sulk Chicago, an apartment gallery in Chicago's South Loop.

In this episode, we discuss her beginnings in her hometown of Dallas, Texas, adventures in her first apartment gallery, what the contemporary Chicago art historical moment seems to be, and a retelling of her art fair experiences this past summer in Marsallies and Berlin (she sadly did not make it to Berghain.)

Taylor presents her biggest showcase to date,Lonelyhearts, at M. LeBlanc tonight (Thursday, February 13th). Featuring works from Petra Cortright, Mark Leckey, Isa Genzken, JPW3/Chris Coy, Andy Hope 1930, Paul McCarthy, Isabelle Frances McGuire, Bunny Rogers, Slater Bradley, Dara Birnbaum, Maria Lassnig, Steve Reinke, Martin Kippenberger, Heimo Zobernig, and Valie Export across two nights. Free, no ticket or RSVP needed.

Taylor Payton:

Website

Grunt's Rare Books

M. LeBlanc

Sulk Chicago

Jack Garland is an American photographer. He currently lives in Chicago with his girlfriend and their dog. He’d love to work with you.

Jack Garland's new photo book,waco, is out now in collaboration with Nearest Truth Editions.

We discuss the faith required for images, living in the post-late 2010's Instagram bubble bust, the contemporary American experience in bohemian European art culture, how to grow as an artist without becoming an academic, and as always, Gothic King Cobra.

Wine pairing: https://rwmselections.com/products/mas-jullien-terrasses-du-larzac-autour-de-jonquieres-2015

Gothic King Cobra: https://www.youtube.com/@KingCobraJFS

Jack Garland:

Website

Instagram

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Episode 14: Ujstin Echno is the project name of Justin Enoch, musician and post-production sound editor at large, residing in Los Angeles. We discuss our long friendship built in St. Louis, the mid-fi genius of Broken Social Scene, how going mental in a cubicle can be extremely productive, the day they knew that nothing mattered ever again (positive) outside a rave boat in Prague, the role of Prince's unlistenable yet amazing work of the 90's/ early 00's, and the brutal yet life-fulfilling process of creating work you want to return to.

Little Funky Son was released on Reserve Matinee on October 30th, available here.

Ujstin Echno:

https://linktr.ee/ujstinechno

https://www.instagram.com/romanian_soundbath/

https://www.instagram.com/postmambo/

"Little Funky Son, the new album from multidisciplinary musician Ujstin Echno, mosaics together the artist's life experiences across countries, years, genres, and friendships. Born in Nagyvárad, Romania, raised in Ferguson, Missouri, and now residing in Los Angeles, Echno's body of work is the final result of a series of catalysts – the desire to spotlight Eastern European musicians through their years-long Radio Benska show, their day job as a post-production sound editor in film, adolescent hours spent driving around St. Louis listening to R&B radio, and all of the ephemera in between."

Sam Goldner writes for Pitchfork, Tone Glow, Bandcamp, and more, based in Los Angeles. We talk Music Journalism Twitter Psychosis™️, Challengers, reviewing a OneRepublic concert in high school, bugging Mr P of Tiny Mix Tapes, Charli XCX’s incorrect shirt, realizing a human wrote your most loved/hated Pitchfork review, Brian Foote getting mad at you, reviews that haunt him, how Jeremy Larson taught us it’s all just rock n roll, Cindy Lee hype, bar italia falling off, mk.gee garnering old head acclaim, and what besides music/film he's finding pleasing these days (spoiler: wedding day eggs).

Sam Goldner:

Twitter

Pitchfork

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Justin Beachler is an artist living in Chicago, IL. The latest form of his practice takes on the sh*t-posting moniker of Teal Swan, a new-age tape-based sound performance. His latest album, "The Principals of Water" is out now digitally and in 'magic water jar' formats. We discuss hippie roots, signaling the spirit of the '60s and '70s in the post-internet-post-Jerry world, how the head shop can be at one with the white wall gallery, and more.

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Instagram

New album "The Principals of Water"

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Welcome to the Airing Out the Archive podcast. Kicking off the inaugural episode with Milo Christie and Sam Dybeck of Weatherproof, a project space located in Albany Park, Chicago. They discuss their newly minted curatorial partnership and their first show together, "Excellent Form/White Pill".

"Excellent Form/White Pill" closes this weekend, Saturday, February 17th from 1-4 PM and Sunday, February 18th from 5-8 PM.

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Milo Christie

Sam Dybeck

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Jake Leech, host

This show is formerly known as Dynamics Of. Thanks for being here.

Lee Noble is a musician and artist based in Minneapolis, MN. He recently opened a new art gallery, Nightclub Gallery, with co-owner, Emma Beatrez. They opened the space on March 18th with their first show, “Sawgrass”, featuring the works of Julia Garcia. The show is on view through April 22nd, 2023. His brand new album, Vivid Light Magenta, was released in late February and is available on Bandcamp (link below). We discuss the tape era of 2007-2017, opening a giant gallery post-pandemic, his favorite current Chicago artists, trying to fit every artwork into the same mold, thinking less and doing more, and how we never want to see that Alice Coltrane bumper sticker ever again.

Lee Noble:

Website: https://leenoble.rip/

IG: https://www.instagram.com/_leenoble/

Bandcamp: https://leenoble.bandcamp.com/

Nightclub Gallery:

Website: https://nightclub.gallery/

IG: https://www.instagram.com/nightclub__gallery/

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The colorway for this episode is the cover of Lee Noble's Vivid Light Magenta

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Sam Dybeck is a Chicago-based artist and the Assistant Director at LVL3, an art gallery in Wicker Park. We discuss the contemporary woes of practicing artists in 2023, what it means to devirtualize in the midwest and elsewhere, driving 12 hours round trip to a Sematary concert, how using the word "Spaces" just means you went to college, why it's not ok to post prices on IG, which neighborhood will become Chicago's "Dimes Square" and how Nymphet Alumni will replace Red Scare as the best girl pod.

Sam is part of a trio show entitled "Twilight World", opening in Kansas City, KS at Curiourser Gallery on 3/11/23.

Sam Dybeck:

Website: https://samdybeck.cargo.site/

IG: https://www.instagram.com/samdybeck/

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The colorway for this episode is the cover of Christian Death's Only Theatre of Pain

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