January 19th, 2010
Spacing Radio returns for season three!
Posted by Matthew Blackett
Spacing is happy to announce the launch of Season Three of our biweekly podcast Spacing Radio.
You can listen to the episode on the Spacing Radio web site or subscribe to the podcast (free!) through iTunes.
Episode 014 kicks things off with Marc Glassman (the owner of the now-defunct Pages Books) interviewing critically acclaimed filmmaker Atom Egoyan, who discusses his decision to cast the oft-overlooked Toronto as itself in his latest film, Chloe. Will Alsop, the renowned British architect whose work (including the Ontario College of Art and Design’s Sharp Centre for Design) dots urban landscapes the world over, speaks with Spacing Radio producer Mieke Anderson about the role architecture plays in shaping public space. Next, we visit Montreal where a movement is afoot to reclaim unused advertising space along transit lines and on city streets for the purpose of displaying art. Adam Bemma talks with Manuel Bujold, co-founder of the organization Make Art Public, about the group’s efforts to bring art to the masses in new and unexpected ways. And finally Sarah Bridge visits the Fairmont Royal York Hotel’s rooftop garden where a partnership between the Toronto Beekeepers Co-operative and the hotel’s chefs is producing sweet returns. This week’s music is brought to you by spirited Toronto indie-rockers Boys Who Say No.
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Congrats on starting Season 3. Looking forward to it!
Comment by joe
January 19, 2010 @ 2:16 pm
Sounds great! Can’t wait to hear the rest of the season.
Comment by Hannah
January 19, 2010 @ 2:57 pm
I’m excited about Toronto appearing more in film as itself. It’s an often beautiful city that is unfortunately masked too often to be NYC or other American cities in film.
Comment by A.R.
January 19, 2010 @ 4:46 pm
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