Artist of the Week
The Jack Straw Artist of the Week Podcast highlights work created through the Artist Residency Programs at Jack Straw Cultural Center.-
Jack Straw New Media Gallery interview: E.T. Russian
Jack Straw New Media Gallery resident artist E.T. Russian talks with Steve Rowland about the video comic installation CASTING SHADOWS.
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The Ocular Proof - That's Just the Oxy Talkin'
Jack Straw resident artist James DeJoie‘s band The Ocular Proof will celebrate the release of their new album, produced through the Jack Straw Artist Support Program, on Friday, January 27th at 7pm at Jack Straw Cultural Center. Visit here for more information on the album and performance.
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Goodsteph - Misfits
Bushwick Book Club Seattle member Goodsteph‘s “Misfits” was written in response to the work of 2016 Jack Straw Writer Shontina Vernon. A collection of music inspired by the work of the 2016 Jack Straw Writers is available for download here.
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Nordra - Pylon II (Excerpt)
Producer Monika Khot – aka Nordra – produced the audio soundscape for Jack Straw resident artist Coleman Pester‘s performance piece “Pylon II”. The audio was mixed and mastered at Jack Straw.
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Jack Straw New Media Gallery Interview : Paul Kikuchi
Jack Straw New Media Gallery resident artist Paul Kikuchi talks with Omar Willey about his sound and video installation AUTONOMIC.
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Angel Ybarra - Beauty Queen
This story was produced as part of Anna Balint‘s Artist Support Program project, presenting the work of writers from the “Safe Place Writing Circle” at Seattle’s Recovery Cafe. The work of 10 Safe Place writers has been collected in a book and an album called Words from the Cafe, published by Raven Chronicles Press.
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Steve Peters - Cancoes Profundas (excerpt)
Steve Peters produced “Cancoes Profundas” (Deep Songs), a soundscape composition for field recordings and improvising musicians, through the Jack Straw Artist Support Program. This is an excerpt of part 2, “Community.” The full recording is available from Prefecture Records and here.
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Phyllis Fletcher - Sweet Phil from Sugar Hill
Radio producer Phyllis Fletcher created this audio documentary about her father for her 2003 Jack Straw Artist Support Program project.
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James Borchers - Resonantia
This piece was performed live on June 10, 2016 as part of James Borchers‘s New Media Gallery residency. The percussion parts were played using the hanging resonant metal objects in his installation Obiectum Resonare. Percussion: James Borchers, Dale Speicher, Daniel Webbon; cello: Peter Williams.
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Seattle Jazz Composers Ensemble - Smart Mouth on a Fast Broad
The Seattle Jazz Composers Ensemble recorded three pieces by Michael Owcharuk as part of their 2014 Jack Straw Artist Support Program project. You can hear the whole set here.
