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Radio Clash Podcast: The RX Interview

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I just listened to this excellent (July 2007 — I’m behind) podcast from Tim Baker’s Radio Clash Podcast featuring RX, the musical genius responsible for such mashups as the George Bush “Imagine/Walk on the Wildside,” “Dick is a Killer,” and “White Lines.” Click the play button below, or the podcast link above, to listen.

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You can also visit RX’s YouTube page to watch his RX2008 presidential campaign videos.

Parade without a permit Saturday night

I forgot to mention this when I posted yesterday about events going on this week. The parade assembles in Washington Square Park at 7 pm this Saturday, September 29, at the edge of the central fountain.

So much going on this week!

One of my favorite art fairs starts Thursday:

The NY Art Book Fair

It’s free except for the benefit preview!

FAIR HOURS
Friday/Saturday, September 28/29, 2007, 11am – 7pm
Sunday, September 30, 2007, 11am – 5pm

BENEFIT PREVIEW
Thursday, September 27, 2007, benefiting Printed Matter, Inc.
6 – 7 pm, early admission to preview
7 – 9 pm, general admission to preview

BENEFIT PREVIEW TICKETS
· Price on Request (early admission to preview plus
Ed Ruscha edition Little Mexican Church on a Windowsill & David Shrigley ticket edition)
· $150 (general admission to preview plus
Josephine Meckseper edition Untitled (%) Shelf [Detail] & David Shrigley ticket edition)
· $150 (general admission to preview plus
Josephine Meckseper edition Untitled (March…) & David Shrigley ticket edition)
· $20 (general admission plus David Shrigley ticket edition Fucking Ace)

Pool Art Fair at the Hotel Chelsea, Friday and Saturday 12-8PM, with a benefit preview Thursday 6PM-?


FREE SHOW
, a series of interactive works taking place in the corner windows of an apartment building at 304 West 10th Street (near the water, corner of Weehawken) kicks off Saturday with a performance by our friend Nancy Hwang on Saturday, 1-6PM.

I’m sure there is more going on, but I’m running out to a tech seminar. Here’s an inside tip: Soon you will be able to check the new ArtCal Zine for special events like these. Look for it next week.

ArtCal now using Amazon S3 for image hosting

Here’s a post for my geek readers. ArtCal now uses Amazon S3 for all of the exhibition images. That means we don’t have to worry about storage space as we continue to add shows, and that images should load more quickly.

Quite of the few of the ads are served that way too. We just DNS magic to make it appear that they’re coming from hosts with names like adimages.tristanmedia.com and static.artcat.com.