Friday 23 May '08

China on my Mind

Our studio guest rocks out in the 90's, check the trousers

Alistair returns with a fullish report on our Happy Stacking project's success in China, call in and win a dried mushroom.
Also in the yard Mark Guthrie ex of Britpopsters the Supernaturals DJ's the sounds of the farm...

Posted by Adam Sutherland on 23/05/08 at 08:54

Topics: 'China' 'the Supernaturals'

Friday 16 May '08

Merz FM

Direct from the Langdale Hotel, it's a Kurt Schwitters special with Ian Hunter of Littoral and the Slade MA students from UCL currently working on the Cylinders site in the Langdale Valley (where the London bombers allegedly trained), once home to Schwitters' famous Merz Barn which Littoral et al saving from ruin.
Also updates on why we couldn't broadcast the last two weeks and reports on China and Grand Designs exhibitions...
And new microphones, so you can actually hear us.

Posted by Adam Sutherland on 16/05/08 at 12:24 0 Comments

Topics: 'July bombers' 'Kurt Schwitters' 'Langdale' 'Littoral' 'Merz Barn' 'Slade School of Art' 'UCL'

Saturday 3 May '08

Friday May 9th: Designs on You

Adam, Karen and Lisa tried and failed to bring you a surprise outside broadcast from a glamourous mystery location in London town. They're there trying to choose nice things to style and furnish Lawson Park with, so will be addressing burning issues such as
"Swags - too 2006, or worthy of reinvention?"
and
"The return of the coloured bathroom suite - should we start the trend?"

Posted by Karen Guthrie on 03/05/08 at 12:38

Topics: 'London' 'outside broadcast'

Friday 2 May '08

From China With Love

Backdoor bees

Farmyard Radio sadly failed to transmit from a distant yard this week - the beautiful farms of Nanlin, Gwandong province of southern China where director Adam is shepherding artists for the 'Happy Stacking' project.
The great Fire Wall of China got in the way Dorian suspects...

See the Happy Stacking project website to see what we're up to uncensored.

Posted by Adam Sutherland on 02/05/08 at 08:31 0 Comments

Topics: 'censorship' 'China' 'residencies'