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    S2 Ep11: Natasha Ginwala on the Sound of Riots

    S2 Ep11: Natasha Ginwala on the Sound of Riots

    FromSubject, Object, Verb

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    S2 Ep11: Natasha Ginwala on the Sound of Riots

    FromSubject, Object, Verb

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    Length:
    59 minutes
    Released:
    May 5, 2022
    Format:
    Podcast episode

    Description

    For the last five years, curator Natasha Ginwala has been investigating riots, uprisings, and pogroms. As a part of this research, she’s curated an exhibition and edited the book ​​Nights of the Dispossessed: Riots Unbound, edited with Gal Kirn and Niloufar Tajeri. For this podcast, Ginwala considers the sonic expression of riots through a collection of mixtapes and sound collages on social unrest. The episode features contributions by Arshia Haq (writer, filmmaker, DJ), Louis Henderson (artist, filmmaker), Josh Kun (author, music critic), and Atiyyah Khan (arts journalist, music writer, artist).

    Host
    Ross Simonini

    Credits
    Produced by ArtReview and Ross Simonini

    Featured image
    Jitish Kallat, Anger at the Speed of Fright, 2010, Riots: Slow Cancellation of the Future, 2018, ifa Gallery Berlin, courtesy: Victoria Tomaschko
    Released:
    May 5, 2022
    Format:
    Podcast episode

    Titles in the series (18)

    Subject, Object, Verb is the sonic counterpart to ArtReview magazine, one of the world’s leading publications on contemporary art. The show explores the connections between artist, art and life – or, in the show’s own lexicon: subject, object and verb. Musician, artist and writer Ross Simonini engages with artists and thinkers of all varieties, including but not limited to painters, fashion designers, filmmakers, novelists, sculptors, poets, composers, sound artists, curators, and philosophers. The show features a collage of formats, from interviews to field recordings to mixtapes to sound commissions, while always encouraging an attention to the many ways in which art can arrive at the ears.