Red Transmissions Podcast

Chloë Lum and Yannick Desranleau are installation artists who work across video, performance, sculpture, sound, text, and photography,. Their collaborative practice is rooted in the theatrical and choreographic, and examines the slippery and complex relationships between bodies and inanimate objects. Since several years, these subjects are examined through the lens of chronic illness. They are bas...

On this episode of Red Transmissions Podcast, the RETRO takeover begins with EXCEPTER. Excepter Play The Real Synth Folk Blues. They are based in Chicago. Listen on Spotify, Apple, and most podcast providers or click here: www.redtransmissions.libsyn.com Learn more of the band at: https://excepter.bandcamp.com/

Harrison  Owen is an artist, writer, teacher, and father. His children's book, niji umi, was published last year. An album from his new music/multi-media project with composer Anne Hege, New Prosthetics, will be released later this year. He lives in New York City. On this episode of Red Transmissions, Harrison announces his official takeover of the podcast, to take us on a trip of sound and perfor...

Tormod Fuglestad is a Norwegian storyteller, stand-up comedian, playwright and podcaster, host of the podcast "Gruppesex i Badstua", designed to connect people through their differences, and opening up on conversations about boundaries, human curiosity and of course, shame.  Follow the podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/no/podcast/gruppesex-i-badstua/id1557623763 Photo by Kristin Aafløy Opdan Lea...

People tend to zoom out when making art to explain the world around them. The opposite is true for the work of Justin Penov, who zooms in all the way to the guts of relationship dynamics, familiar memories and the quiet discomfort of time, exactly in that place within us that resembles the homes we no longer inhabit. www.justinpenov.com instagram.com/justinpenov

Author, journalist, and avid traveler Mercedes de Luis spends her days exploring the world through the eyes of cinematography, as a way to explain the emotions, feelings and connections that relate us to one another. With a background in Communicational Sciences and great interest in the links of storytelling and our modern world, Mercedes recently released "Lars Von Trier y el Dogma 95", an initi...

On this episode of Red Transmissions Podcast, Juha Kulmala, poet and cultural organizer, speaks to us on the creative process, the current Finnish poetry activities and movement, his experience for the past 9 years as the director of  Runoviikko, the poetry week of Turku, Finland, where this podcast was recorded. Learn more at: www.vsrunoviikko.net

Katariina Vuorinen (Finland) Writer and Master in Philosophy with specialization in Literature (Tampereen yliopisto, University of Tampere). Vuorinen defines herself as part of the global nomadic population. In addition to performing her poetry on various national and international literary stages, she travels continuously and participates in various artistic-literary projects.  She is the author...

Post-Icelandic performer and flamboyant protozoan, flag-bearer of the Ginnungastefna movement and laureate poet who lives under your bed Elias Knorr spoke to the Red Transmissions Podcast on translation, poetry, and hunting for ideas through neurological forests of uncertainty.  Considered one of the three most representative authors of modern Icelandic poetry by UK Poetry review. Multilingual aut...

Kristín Svava Tómasdóttir is a poet and historian in Reykjavík, Iceland. She has published four books of poetry, the latest one, Hetjusögur (2020), being awarded the Icelandic Women´s Prize for Fiction. Stormviðvörun (2015) was translated into English by K.B. Thors as Stormwarning and published in a bilingual edition in the United States by Phoneme Media in 2018. For the translation, Thors won the...

Danish artist Per Adolfsen wants to be marvelled by the world so fiercely, that he spends his days looking for uninhabited magic in peaceful, majestic Danish landscapes. With impeccable detail and very unique style, he has built an impressive online following and is exhibiting all over the world. Follow Per Adolfsen on instagram: @peradolfsen_artist Listen to the episode: www.reddoormagazine.com/p...

Mark Nowak's books include Shut Up Shut Down, Coal Mountain Elementary, and Social Poetics, all from Coffee House Press. He recently edited Coronavirus Haiku, an anthology of haiku written in his workshops by "frontline workers" during the Covid-19 pandemic. A native of Buffalo, Nowak is the founding director of the Worker Writers School (https://www.instagram.com/workerwritersschool/).

Tatiana Lopez a photographer, multidisciplinary artist, and visual anthropologist born in Ecuador and currently residing in New Jersey, United States. Her work focuses on the role place, and memory plays in the construction and deconstruction of identity, women's issues, the body as a medium of expression, and the interconnectedness between humans and nature. Following her background in visual ant...

Abhishek Singh is an Independent filmmaker from India who is currently a MA (Film Studies) student at ELTE University, Budapest, Hungary. Recently, he shot his first Hungarian short film with the support of the National Film Institute Hungary. In the year 2020, he also directed and produced a feature-length film in India. During his stay in Hungary, he teamed up with Masar Smari, an Iraqi actor an...

Nature & Culture - International Poetry Film Festival takes place this November at Kulturhuset Islands Brygge. As part of this the selection of films, we introduce you to the directors of S.A.D, a poetry film on the relationships of our nature, around us and within. Seasonal affective disorder (S.A.D.) is no longer confined to winter depression. As the climate crisis grows, this disease occurs mor...

Spellbound:  In Emily Brontë's world, a young woman is under a spell of blind forces of compulsion acting to draw her towards an unnamed darkness from which she cannot escape. Nature & Culture - International Poetry Film Festival, done in collaboration with Kulturhuset Islands Brygge in Copenhagen, introduces Patrick Müller, director of award-winning film Spellbound, a melancholic and hypnotic com...

In celebration of the upcoming Nature & Culture - International Poetry Film Festival, Red Transmissions Podcast introduces you to Felicia Konrad, voice performer, singer and performance artist, part of the project "I still live in water" and co-director of Precious Balance Walk, one of the films chosen to be screened at Kulturhuset Islands Brygge during the festival. Learn more and book your ticke...

Artist, writer and lecturer Lars Kræmmer envisioned a utopian option where art didn't have to go through mediators in order to become the paper we trade which delivers the goods. It became a currency. Almost 25 years ago, ArtMoney was created as a global alternative currency of original art. Now, artists and businesses all around the world are welcoming this option as a form of direct exchange. Le...

On this episode of the Red Transmissions Podcast, host Madam Neverstop shares a recap of activities and projects, and announces a summer break for the podcast.  Meanwhile, the NEVERSTOP operations continue full speed. Give your support at: www.patreon.com/madamneverstop Follow at: www.madamneverstop.com or www.reddoormagazine.com   See you in the fall!

With a name fitting for a saga of courage, Arabella Hope, painter, printmaker and multimedia artist, shares with the Red Transmissions Podcast the story behind the collective virtual exhibition "The Royal College of Lost Art", a digital construction that honors (some) of the work disappeared by one of the most influential art schools in London, after a Royal mistake they have yet to answer for.  S...

Danish filmmaker, documentarist and writer Lars Movin has spent over 30 years of his life digging for the stories, moments and characters that intertwine experimental creativity, avant-garde, poetry and beat, among other subculture subjects. This June, Lars Movin releases "William Burroughs: Fra Cut-Ups til Shotgun Paintings" and this episode celebrates this important publication and his extensive...

Award-Winning Beat poet, worldthreader and performer Claus Høxbroe lives and breathes poetry. For the last 15 years he's been walking through cities around the world, documenting the stories of its inhabitants and releasing his work as publications in books, journals, magazines and spoken word records, amassing over 3000 performances under his belt, and with zero intentions of stopping.  Learn mor...

Author and typewriter collector Richard Polt grew up in California and Madrid. He teaches philosophy at Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio. Most of his academic publications have focused on the philosophy of Martin Heidegger. He has been collecting typewriters for over 25 years; the hobby has led to a website, a blog, the book The Typewriter Revolution , a series of anthologies of typewritten s...

American artist Jonathan Read has built an entire universe inspired by mythology, religion, fiction and dreams, using a tableaux style to present quasi-historical and quasi autobiographical narratives.  In this episode of the Red Transmissions Podcast Jon shares with us his creative process, upbringing and artistic curiosities, the experiences learned from his nontraditional approach to art, music...

Poet, literary editor, translator, visual artist, director and editor in chief of Trafika Europe Research Andrew Singer joins this episode of the Red Transmissions Podcast to share the story, concept, purpose and various services provided by this project to promote and represent new fiction and poetry in Europe, be it through publications, events, livestreams...and even the very first literary rad...