Spiritually
Air-Headed Tapeworm
or
Pieces of Mainstream
This episode features artist Molly Crabapple showing off some
of her “snarky Victorian art,” as she describes
the thought processes behind some of her best-known pieces
such as “Trixie and the tapeworm.” Japanese born
singer/ songwriter Miwa takes to the stage with a somewhat
country western blues feel to her work. Next we have filmmaker
Adam Barnick, giving us a peak at his short film Mainstream.
Dark and mostly absent of dialogue, this picture focuses on
a man being prodded with all sorts of instruments, as he is
strapped to a table. To wrap up the episode we have Kanene
Holder, an actress, writer and producer of her one-woman show
entitled Sitchaassdown. The show features a multitude of different
characters that express Kanene’s beliefs through colorful
monologues.
Special guest John
Leavitt drops in to introduce Molly, Adam
Matta will be performing part 1 of his vocal vignette
series on “AOSLI!”, and be sure to look out for
Jihad
Jerry (AKA Gerald V. Casale from DEVO), as he is bound
to show up somewhere. Sit back, relax and enjoy the show!
Check out Miwa performing the full acoustic solo versions
of:
"Charlie
Chaplin Broke My Heart"
"Pieces"
with more to come exclusively for AOSLI!
Also, watch the full "Holly
Hibiscus Elderflower" excerpt from
Kanene Holder's "Sitchaassdown" one woman show.
