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. Learn more about upcoming shows, and how to join artmoney at https://artmoney.org/

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When art IS the honey

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!

Would you like to come home?

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.  See the show at: https://tinyurl.com/RCAlostart Learn more about Arabella at: www.arabellaHope.com www.reddoormagazine.com/podcast

The Royal College of Lost Art

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 career.  Learn more at: www.larsmovin.dk/ Find the book through: tomchristoffersen.dk/ Photo by Torben Ulrich. Special thanks to Dennis Daniel for the "Burroughs announcement".

From Cut-Ups to Shotgun Paintings

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 more at https://claushoxbroe.dk/

Walking the Beat

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 stories, and a forthcoming novel. Learn more at: https://typewriterrevolution.com/ The TYPEWRITTEN issue of Red Door Magazine, #28, comes out this fall. Visit www.reddoormagazine.com to learn more.

The Typewriter Revolution

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, and life.   http://jonreadsart.squarespace.com/ https://thewiggins.bandcamp.com

Out of Limbo and into Heaven

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 radio! This is also the episode in which we officially announce a partnership between Red Door / Trafika Europe to continue documenting and celebrating the many literary voices in our network. Learn more at:  https://www.trafikaeurope.org/

Trafika Europe Research

The Danish band SKARN is the self-described joker in your deck of cards. An 8-legged trio consisting of drums, standup bass, guitar, vocals and Erling the Duck. The band plays their own songs and a couple of cover songs, with a focus on transporting their listeners to a specific longing or poetic emotion relatable in both a local and global level. The band released their debut album "Hjemad" in May 2020, and was nominated for a Danish Music Award in the categori "Best New Roots Act". On this episode of Red Transmissions Podcast, the vocalist and guitarist of the band, poet, songwriter and booker Mikkel Vinther, shares the creation story of this project, the making of an album as an independent band, the challenges and lessons throughout the pandemic, and what drives this group of musicians to keep on going, rain or shine. Listen to the album: https://open.spotify.com/album/6prPzbUWxhwnufu7gIOLkZ?si=iJ9QgZo0RnO7SUuHm_ST3w   Follow on Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/SKARNsKAT

Homeward

VOID International Animation Film Festival (VOID IAFF) is an annual ten-day cultural event taking place at the Cinemateket of Copenhagen, DK. VOID IAFF was created by VOID Copenhagen in 2015 with the purpose of celebrating animation in all its forms by creating and promoting a space where storytellers connect with a broader audience. The festival envision a future that cherishes animation as the powerful storytelling tool it is in telling stories that are diverse, experimental, compelling, and that matter. On this episode, Sandra Brunkow Simonsen, Head of Programming at VOID joins the Red Transmissions Podcast to share the current must-sees, programming and modifications to the festival due to the current lockdown… as well as tips for filmmakers and animators on how to submit their work to festivals and how to pitch their stories successfully. https://voidfilmfestival.com/  

VOID – The Power of Storytelling

Sune Frandsen is a self-described one man army, board game creator and designer, who likes to document the quirks, neighbourly vibes, history and culture through board games he designs, produces and distributes independently. This time, he talks to Red Transmissions Podcast about his latest creation, "Slaget Om Nørrebro" (The battle of Nørrebro) which combines the styles of various board games to bring you the funniest, the most cliché and classics of this part of Copenhagen. Learn more about the boardgame here: https://www.slagetom.dk/slaget-om-noerrebro/ or follow on FB: https://www.facebook.com/slagetom/

Takin' On Nørrebro

S. Elizabeth is a writer, curator, and frill-seeker, currently promoting her new book The Art of the Occult, a visual feast of eclectic artwork informed and inspired by spiritual beliefs, magical techniques, mythology and otherworldly experiences. Her essays and interviews about esoteric art have appeared in Coilhouse, Dirge Magazine among others. Her occulture blog Unquiet Things intersects music, fashion, horror, perfume, and grief. www.quartoknows.com/ www.unquietthings.com/

The Art of the Occult

Professor in glaciology and climate at the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland, Jason Box is the go-to speaker for climate change conversations and is often sought by the media and organizations discussing this important topic. "Reframing the Human Spirit" is a concept Jason Box is developing to help us understand how, by modifying the key aspects of our life to include wellness and mindfulness as a daily practice, we can change our relationship with the planet. On this podcast, Jason shares these ideas, what they look like and where they're going, as well as current projects, experience and other initiatives. For this episode of the Red Transmissions Podcast, Jason suggested we team up with another organization doing similar things with a different approach. Located in LA, Tree Media is a production think tank that uses stories and media to encourage an open society based on wisdom and informed, positive action. They have developed a channel called N2K (Need to Know) where they post shorts and documentaries that promote environmental consciousness and other subjects of a social nature.    Follow Jason Box on Twitter: twitter.com/climate_ice

Reframing the Human Spirit

Named one of the most original European poets writing today by the Bavarian Academy of Arts, Ales Steger is the author of numerous books of poetry, novels, essays... as well as an editor, translator, initiator of artistic and cultural events, and director of Versopolis, a European Poetry Platform that creates new opportunities for writers and promotes mobility through a series of literature festivals.  As part of a collaboration with Litteraturcentrum KVU, Versopolis introduces its Festival of Hope, which Red Door will be documenting through a series of interviews for its Red Transmissions Podcast.  To learn more about the Festival of Hope, visit: www.versopolis.com/festival-of-hope To learn more about Aleš Šteger, visit: www.alessteger.com To learn more about Litteraturcentrum KVU, visit: www.litteraturcentrum.nu/ www.reddoormagazine.com/podcast

Versopolis: The Festival of Hope

Michael Favala Goldman, is a translator, poet, educator and jazz clarinetist. Among his 16 translated books are The Water Farm Trilogy by Cecil Bødker, Dependency (a Penguin Classic) by Tove Ditlevsen (now part of a trilogy coming out this January in the US), New and Selected Poems by Knud Sørensen, and Something To Live Up To, Selected Poems of Benny Andersen. Goldman’s first book of original poetry, Who has time for this? came out in 2020. His second book, Small Sovereign is forthcoming in October, 2021. He lives in Massachusetts, USA, where he has been running bi-monthly poetry critique groups since 2018. www.reddoormagazine.com/podcast https://hammerandhorn.net/ http://www.scandinaviahouse.org/events/virtual-panel-copenhagen-trilogy-tove-ditlevsen/

Something to look up to

The Red Transmissions podcast aims to document the work, behind-the-scenes moments and creative process of the incredibly interesting characters in our network, be it in Copenhagen, New York, or around the world where our correspondents find themselves or our poetic adventures take us. Find out why artists do what they do, how they do it, and hear about the inner workings of their projects. Contemporary happenings and conversations on culture, music, art, film, poetry and independent projects around the planet. Want to share your story with us? Write to: theredtransmissions@gmail.com

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