Our fourth episode is an interview with conceptual artist Mel Chin, who will be giving a keynote address at our upcoming ReViewing 9 conference. We discuss the social and political side of his works, the process of dismantling personal and societal delusions, and how art can facilitate the creation of a more just and invigorating society.

Carmelo Pampillonio interviews Make Noise's Tony Rolando and Kelly Kelbel, as well as BMC painter Frank Hursh.

Our second episode has three segments, the first being an interview with choreographer and performer Meg Foley, who will be giving a performance at BMCM+AC on Saturday, July 8th. The second segment explores the life and works of Robert Motherwell, a notable Abstract Expressionist who taught at Black Mountain College. Discussed is his use of automatism in painting, the influence of psychoanalysis and literature on his work, and a heated debate between he and Ben Shahn during the Cold War. The final segment will be the Lake Eden Soundmap, an audio tour comprised of field recordings taken from the historic Black Mountain College campus.

This debut episode begins with Carmelo Pampillonio's interview of Julie J. Thomson, the curator of our current exhibition "Begin to See: The Photographers of Black Mountain College." It also features a segment dedicated to composer Lou Harrison, who taught at BMC. Lou Harrison would have been 100 today on May 14th, and we celebrate his life and works.