Tone Madison

To mark the occasion of UW Cinematheque's 35mm presentation of Martha

Coolidge's "Valley Girl" (1983) on April 22, Hanna Kohn, C Nelson-Lifson,

Lewis Peterson, and Grant Phipps talk about its production, legacy, and

Nicolas Cage.

Before the UW Cinematheque presentation of Andrzej Żuławski’s 1981 film,

"Possession," on November 5, Hanna Kohn, Lewis Peterson, and Ian Adcock,

and Grant Phipps talk about all the film’s lurking absurdisms and obvious

horrors.

Ahead of the final Rooftop Cinema of the summer on August 27, Hanna Kohn,

Lewis Peterson, and Grant Phipps chat about the experimental animations of

Lewis Klahr.

Three members of the Equity for Artists group discuss their demands for a better creative economy.

The Madison-based artist discusses navigating different areas of the arts world and their widely varied body of work.

An audio documentary kicks off our in-depth series on the neighborhood activism against the basing of fighter jets in Madison.

Carlee Latimer discusses the Madison Public Library's multi-faceted programming for artists and makers.

The Milwaukee-based journalist talks with us about covering Wisconsin politics through his newsletter, The Recombobulation Area.

The Madison musician discusses his solo project Asumaya and several other facets of his work.

A conversation about the Madison non-profit's efforts to support artists with disabilities.