Listen to this conversation to learn about public art and The Underline. Visionary Ryan Gravel introduces the Atlanta Beltline, a pioneering urban design project that transformed an abandoned railway into a parkscape at the heart of the city. Founder of The Underline, Meg Thomson Daly explains how the land below Miami’s Metrorail will evolve into a 10-mile linear park and urban trail. Curator Amanda Sanfilippo talks about the public art in Fringe Projects Miami, and artist Agustina Woodgate invites listeners to tune in to the latest Radioee.net project: a bike-powered mobile internet radio station that will explore the future path of The Underline.
Sound Editor: Guney Ozsan
The Brave New World of Webcasting—with Tolly Moseley in East Austin
Engaging as an Independent Curator—with Carolina Grau in Barcelona
Manscape—with Curator Christopher Eamon in Austin
One Collector's Passion—with Charles Guice
Slow Architecture—with Jack Sanders in Austin
Land Arts of the American West—with Students in Texas
The Life of a Roving Curator—with Sasha Dees in Amsterdam
The Call of the American Southwest—An Artist Residency in New Mexico
Painting with Fire—Navid Nuur in Madrid
The Aesthetics of Improvisation—with Jason Moran in New York
The Shape, The Scent, The Feel of Things—with Joan Jonas in Austin
Edible Concepts—with The Food Cultura Museum in Barcelona
Artful Roaming—with Nomad Studio in Barcelona
Making and Meaning in Public Art—with Franklin Sirmans in Los Angeles
CineMarfa—A Film Fest for West Texas
Work and Life in the Balance—with Tara Gentile
How to Inhabit a Liminal Space—with Regina Frank in Portugal
The Lyric Activist—Papo Colo in New York and El Yunque
Language and the Social Body—with Antoni Muntadas in Barcelona
Khadijah Queen Gives Words to the Black Peculiar
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