Montez Press Radio October Broadcast

Lots of special programming this month, including collaborations with Performa, The Queens Museum, and the Kunstverein in Hamburg, plus broadcasts from NYC and London. We’ll be broadcasting from the 22nd to the 30th, with two days live from Kunstverein in Hamburg on the 27th and [removed];

October 22nd, 6-7pm MPR will be broadcasting from the The Newsstand at Rockefeller Center as part of Performa’s [removed];

October 24th, broadcasting from 10am-11pm with Stanley Schtinter, Barsoi, Ebony Haynes, Shayne Oliver, DJ Lengua, Vivien Lee, Natalia Panzer and Filip Grzeszczuk, Shiv Kotecha and Joey Yearous-Algozin, Manuel Lima and Stefan Cantante, Instruments of Discipline, +++

October 25th will feature a day of shows produced in collaboration with the Queens Museum on the occasion of the Year of Uncertainty (YoU). YoU will explore the new ways institutions can support individuals and publics navigating a world that is always and increasingly shifting. Montez Press Radio presents commissioned segments both in response to YoU and in close collaboration with Year of Uncertainty Artists-In-Residence, Community Partners, and Co-Thinkers.

→ Year of Uncertainty at the Queens Museum

October 26th broadcasting from London with shows from Catalina Barroso-Luque and Daniella Valz Gen, Yasmina Hashemi and M. Elizabeth Scott, Miranda Shutler, Michaela Cullen, The Conspiracy, Waj, Ruth Angel Edwards, Hannah Sawtell, +++

October 27th & 28th broadcasting live from the Kunstverein in Hamburg as part of their ongoing exhibition “[removed]#8221;

Publishing today takes many shapes, be it in the traditional forms of print or the immediacy of online posts. It’s clear that publishing holds a central position in our highly mediated culture, and by extension, to what appears to us as types of artistic and cultural practice. As the verb publish implies, “publishing” can almost be any act of going [removed];Featuring contributions from: Divided Publishing, Bog Magazine, Nick Klein, The Impossible Library, Pfeil Magazine, Logan Lockner, Hans Christian Dany, Valérie Knoll, Clara Maria Alisch, Eva Ďurovec, Bitsy Knox, Juliana Huxtable and others!

→ MPR x Kunstverein Hamburg

October 30th we’ll be back in NYC broadcasting 10am-11pm with our last day of recurring shows for 2021. Tune in to hear TNT, Art Against Displacement, Tongue and Cheek, Mutamur, The Psychic Liberation Show, Channel PTP, Memes as Politics, The Radio Show, Church of World Peace, Civilization, Noise & Politics and more <3

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October Interjection: Audrey Ryan ‘Buried, Alive’

Audrey Ryan ([removed]) is a figurative and portrait artist whose self and work are informed by years spent in punk/hardcore communities, years spent in BDSM communities, years of classical ballet training, years spent bartending, years spent living with chronic illnesses, and years lost to eating disorders. While Ryan’s work seeks to confront and question our architecture of shame, control and power, it is also interested in exploring pain, healing, intimacy and love.

Ryan holds a BFA in Drawing/Painting and a BS in Art Education from SUNY New Paltz. She was the first manager of the Con Artist Collective (LES, NYC) and founded its residency program, Epic Epoch. Ryan has taught various workshops and was a Teaching Artist at the Children’s Museum of the Arts of NY. She has worked with organizations such as the Stigma Unbound Collective, New Chamber Ballet and the Royal Institute of Stockholm. Ryan’s zines have been published both independently as well as with Endless Editions; copies of which can be found in the MoMA library and the NY Public Library. She has participated in several residencies including The Vermont Studio Center, Meeting House, and The Wassaic Project. She is also the resident artist at the House of Mistress Blunt. Her paintings can be found in films such as Long Nights, Short Mornings (2016) and Hide and Seek (upcoming) and interviews with her can be found in Inked Magazine and more recently, on the podcast Art Uncovered.

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