Inner Rhythm

Short Range MemoryRia Rajan2025This sound piece weaves together field recordings and archival fragments into a live, short-range radio transmission. Broadcast in real time through a localized FM signal, the work activates an intimate sonic sphere that unfolds as a sound composition drifting between memory, place, and the present moment. The work functions as a durational activation, subtly alterin...

An installation of sound art and sonic experiences took place at the Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center in East Hampton, NY on Saturday, November 15, 2025.The five participating artists were asked to respond to different elements of the historic site and its environment. Click the link below to access a document with statements from each participating artist about their work. We would like to...

In this episode, we sit down with Chris Byrne, founder of the Elaine de Kooning House, co-founder of the Dallas Art Fair, and former senior director at Marlboro Gallery, to explore the rich history and contemporary significance of the Elaine de Kooning House. Chris shares insights into the house's transformation into a beloved national historic site and its evolution into a vibrant artist residenc...

A rare, candid look at Larry Rivers’ curiosity, playfulness, and mastery of color—told through first‑hand stories from the studio and collaborations across art and music. We explore the work ethic behind the myth, the influence of jazz, and the relationships that shaped him. In this episode:- What it was like assisting Rivers in the studio and watching him paint- How play unlocked his best work, a...

In a revealing interview, David, a passionate docent at PK House, shares profound insights connecting art, personal philosophy, and the cultural landscape of the East End. He recounts a vivid dream that fosters a connection to the spirits of those he honors through his work. His artistic process transports him to a different mental space where creativity flourishes. Reflecting on a poignant histor...

Step inside the creative world of harpist and composer  Emily Hopkins , PK House’s first-ever musician-in-residence. In this episode of  Inner Rhythm , Emily and collaborator Russ share how they transformed the harp from a classical orchestral staple into an instrument of sonic experimentation — blending pedal effects, improvisation, and storytelling. Inspired by  Stones , the collaborative lithog...

A conversation with artist Marie-Claire Chabauty about her new show "House Guest," on view until August 3rd. In the Summer of 2024, Montreal-based artist Marie-Claire Chabauty completed a joint residency at the Pollock-Krasner House and the Elaine de Kooning House. This exhibition presents a series of spatial portraits Chabauty produced from that experience. These intimate paintings capture the es...

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Rachel Silverbloom to talk about the extraordinary career of Rosalyn Drexler—an artist who has never fit neatly into any one category. From painter and sculptor to novelist, playwright, singer, and even professional wrestler, Drexler's work spans decades and disciplines. Rachel, who curated the current exhibition  At Home with Rosalyn Drexler  at the Pollo...

In this episode of  Inner Rhythm , we sit down with musician Haley Blais for an honest and inspiring conversation about creativity, intuition, and the artistic process. Haley shares her thoughts on creating from instinct vs. structure, the challenges (and freedom) of not always having a dedicated space to work, and how visual art influences her music. We also talk about staying open to change, let...

In a thought-provoking discussion, Stephanie Dinkins, the Kusama Endowed Chair in the Art Department at Stony Brook University, explores the intricate relationship between art and artificial intelligence (AI). During her conversation, Dinkins reflects on her childhood experiences with technology, particularly her affinity for CB radios, which served as an early platform for communication and conne...

In this thought-provoking episode, we sit down with multidisciplinary artist Lauren Ruiz to explore the perceptions of sacred spaces in the art world. Lauren shares her journey through the challenges of limiting beliefs as an artist and discusses the struggle to find value in a society that often resists unconventionality. We dive into her recent work, which intriguingly involves worms, and how th...

Join Lina and Dean as they dive into their evolving collaborative process, sharing how they ensure both of their voices are heard. In this discussion, they highlight the challenge and of blending two creative minds to achieve a cohesive artistic vision. Lina opens up about her artistic journey and how her relationship with Dean has influenced their music, providing a unique perspective on their co...

A conversation about exhibition design with Brooklyn Museum's Senior Curator of Fashion and Material Culture Matthew Yokobosky. Yokobosky has curated such blockbuster exhibitions as 'The Fashion World of Jean Paul Gaultier: From the Sidewalk to the Catwalk', 'Georgia O’Keeffe: Living Modern', and 'Thierry Mugler: Couturissime'.

Join us on Inner Rhythm as we explore the journey of singer-songwriter Robert Leslie. From his roots in England and Amsterdam to a decade of busking in New York City's parks and subways, Robert shares stories of building communities through street performances and navigating the music industry. We also discuss how COVID-19 impacted his career and how different places have shaped his artistry. Abou...

We delve into the journey of glass artist Simon Waranch. Simon shares his beginnings in glassblowing at the age of 13, to his current success at 25, marked by multiple solo museum exhibitions and gallery representations. The discussion explores the significance of studio spaces, the balance between commercial and artistic work, and the dynamics of collaboration in glassblowing. Simon also reflects...

Ghislaine and Lando Fremaux-Valdez are a collaborative partnership. Both are pastelists and portraitists. Together, their work concerns the sensuality of grief, the medicalized subject, the experience of surgical intervention, and desire (and the concomitance of all of these). They undertake the ideation and execution of each piece collaboratively, often drawing shoulder to shoulder, or frequently...

In this episode of Inner Rhythm, host Matthew Ward sits down with electroacoustic harpist and composer Emily Hopkins to discuss her creative journey and her unique blend of classical harp techniques with modern music technology. Broadcasting from the historic home of Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner, the conversation delves into Emily's background, her experiences with the PK House's Resonance Prog...

Han Qin is a visual artist, curator, and researcher committed to exploring and challenging biases in public art through digital installations, printmedia, and curation, all approached with a journalistic sensibility. Born and raised in Hangzhou, China, Han now calls Long Island, New York, home. Welcome to Inner Rhythm. Our podcast, straight from the historic Pollock-Krasner House, dives into the h...

In this episode, we dive into the world of Jackson Pollock through his personal record collection with the help of jazz musician and historian Dr. Thomas Manuel. Discover how Pollock's love for jazz influenced his art, the impact of jazz on American culture, and the importance of preserving its legacy. We also discuss the parallels between abstract expressionism and jazz, and how music shapes our...