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Sabrina Artel's Trailer Talk can now be heard every Friday at 2pm on WJFF Radio Catskill 90.5FM in Jeffersonville, New York.
Trailer Talk is a public conversation that always includes many more people during the live event than are included in the audio program. In all cases the audio program which is the secondary component of the Trailer Talk project is only a portion of the conversations shared at my mobile kitchen table. I am grateful to all of the participants during Trailer Talk both inside and outside of the trailer. Everyone who participates in Trailer Talk is important to both the live and the recorded audio event. Thanks so much to everyone for joining in on the conversations!
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Details: Whitney Biennial '04 Part One 2.27.09 Mary Kelly at the Whitney Biennial  The Beeline Trailer parked outside the Whitney Biennial  Morgan Fisher This week's road session: Trailer Talk was parked in front of the Whitney Biennial 2004. The trailer became a performative sound installation as people gathered in and around the trailer for conversations about significant social movements, definitions of community and the role of art in impacting and reflecting on social change. I sat at the kitchen table of the trailer from the early evening as people began to line up outside for the opening night of the exhibition. I spoke with participants until one o'clock in the morning, exploring the site of these conversations within the mobile domestic space as the interviews were performed in a public space. I was delighted to be joined by artists Marina Abramovic, Mary Kelly and Morgan Fisher in this Part One of a two part series. Sound was recorded from some of the installations throughout the show and street sounds from that night are layered into the piece. The 2004 Biennial Exhibition(March 11 to May 30) was curated by Chrissie Iles, Shamim M. Momin, and Debra Singer. And A Reminder: If you're unable to join us tomorrow please consider becoming a part of the Trailer Talk family anyway by making a contribution. Some immediate needs are: an SUV to keep Trailer Talk on the road and additional funds are still needed for the Art Matters granted borders project(On The Line) along the fence in Texas. All along it's been "we the people" who are making this possible, thanks so much!
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