Subject, Object, Verb, Episode 1: Dawn Kasper, Samson Young, Susan Cianciolo

ArtReviewAudio29 April 2020

Performance artist Dawn Kasper unpacks the process of making a collaborative sound work in Frankfurt, Germany. Artist Susan Ciancolo recalls her dreams, tells a joke and reads aloud her favourite book from her apartment in New York. Sound artist, Samson Young discusses a magic bell, tobacco auctioneers, and protest chanting in Hong Kong.

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Ross Simonini

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