Mercy Podcast: Recent Episodes
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@vanessabartlett talks to artists, curators and academics to track the complex historical relationship between art and television. A special edition celebrating FACT's programme for Liverpool Biennial 2012
@vanessabartlett talks to artists, curators and academics to track the complex historical relationship between art and television. A special edition celebrating FACT's programme for Liverpool Biennial 2012
This episode is a Ryanair survival guide for frequent flyers, mixed by guest host Andrew Ellis
This episode is a Ryanair survival guide for frequent flyers, mixed by guest host Andrew Ellis
Hosted by writer/curator Vanessa Bartlett (@vanessabartlett), this episode 'Perception and the Suspension of Disbelief' explores the themes of Mercy's EVP weekend
Hosted by writer/curator Vanessa Bartlett (@vanessabartlett), this episode 'Perception and the Suspension of Disbelief' explores the themes of Mercy's EVP weekend
the FIFTH Mercy Podcast for Liverpool Biennial is a guest/host cast by avant garde romantics Holly Pester and Daniel Rourke Sampling, Acclimatisation, and the 'Die Hard' Method. Written, presented and edited by: Daniel Rourke and Holly Pester
the FIFTH Mercy Podcast for Liverpool Biennial is a guest/host cast by avant garde romantics Holly Pester and Daniel Rourke Sampling, Acclimatisation, and the 'Die Hard' Method. Written, presented and edited by: Daniel Rourke and Holly Pester
Introduced by writer/curator Vanessa Bartlett (@vanessabartlett), this podcast features an original mix on the theme of Electronic Voice Phenomena by Scanner.
Introduced by writer/curator Vanessa Bartlett (@vanessabartlett), this podcast features an original mix on the theme of Electronic Voice Phenomena by Scanner.
Hosted by writer/curator Vanessa Bartlett (@vanessabartlett), this third podcast of the new season looks at the various artworks experimenting with Distribution.
Hosted by writer/curator Vanessa Bartlett (@vanessabartlett), this third podcast of the new season looks at the various artworks experimenting with Distribution.
Hosted by writer/curator Vanessa Bartlett (@vanessabartlett), this second podcast of the new season looks at the Liverpool Biennial 2012 theme Hospitality.
Hosted by writer/curator Vanessa Bartlett (@vanessabartlett), this second podcast of the new season looks at the Liverpool Biennial 2012 theme Hospitality.
Hosted by writer/curator Vanessa Bartlett (@vanessabartlett), this first podcast of the new season looks at the theme of Mercy's 2012 Biennial offering, Electronic Voice Phenomena.
The final episode of our 2010 podcast season, with music from Hot Club De Paris and a slathering of archive poetry from the Mercy filing cabinet.
With Carl Brown of Liverpool eclecto-poppets Wave Machines, and Californian postrock outfit Enablers. Plus art news about New Contemporaries and Liverpool's Long Night.
With music from Capac, Tom Brookes and Conan. Plus top poetics from the Mercy archive, and all the usual arty comment and opinion.
A grim fairy tale from Ross Sutherland to mark Halloween, plus music by Sound Of Rum, and why the Liverpool Biennial appears to secretly love Top Gear.
Leafcutter John, Chiz Turnross, and art you wouldn't want to step on. Plus this week's exhibition highlights.
Atmospheric electronicist Forest Swords, leading UK poetry collective Aisle16, and an off-character dip into the world of celeb spotting. Plus all the news of what's going on in Mercy's backyard, and samba-meets-Casiopop exit music to blow your ears off.
Including a new song from Scouse noiseniks a.P.A.t.T, and this weeks must-see exhibitions and other goings-on. Plus what one American plans to do armed only with a pun.
News of events at The Co-operative artspace, poetry by Nathan Jones, and another exclusive snippet of Mercy's AudioGuide. Plus a look at the Liverpool of the future.
With music from The Good Natured, landmarks come to life, and poet Ross Sutherland on his upcoming gigs in Liverpool and London.
The 2010 biennial for beginners. Featuring music by Wave Machines, coverage of the John Moores Prize, and details of new artistic supergroup 'The Cooperative'.