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Join the underground generation. Established in 1957. The Evergreen Review Podcast is hosted by editor-in-chief Dale Peck.

  1. Barney Rosset interviewed by Edmund White

    07/24/2024

    Barney Rosset interviewed by Edmund White

    "Being bankrupted, the website is a very good place to be, seeing as how you don't have to print anything. You can have a marvelous kind of freedom, which I hope lasts, and which I think is a great rejuvenating thing for literature in this country." -- Barney Rosset

    26 min
  2. "Sex in a Warzone," by Ada Tourette

    06/22/2024

    "Sex in a Warzone," by Ada Tourette

    “There’s no better sex than with a man on the front line screaming 'REMEMBER ME' with his dick.”

    11 min
  3. "Beauty, Vindication" by Jamie Kahn

    06/22/2024

    "Beauty, Vindication" by Jamie Kahn

    "Although the attraction to artificial images and bodies could be rooted in an attraction to some version of real women, it has evolved into something largely alien. Cosmetic surgery and photo alteration are similar in that sense to corn syrup, plastic, smart phones, and pornography: once exposed to this technology, humans cannot be trusted to use them tactfully and mindfully."

    31 min
  4. MATERIAL WORLDS: Kangmin Kim interviewed by Case Jernigan

    06/13/2024

    MATERIAL WORLDS: Kangmin Kim interviewed by Case Jernigan

    MATERIAL WORLDS is an ongoing series at Evergreen where contemporary video artists and experimental animators discuss their relationship to tools, technology, and the history of art. Kangmin Kim is a powerful example of the modern independent filmmaker. Collaborative, decisive, and ultimately singular in his vision, he’s screened at major festivals like Sundance, Annecy, SXSW, and Glas. KKUM, his most recent project, took home the grand prize and audience prize at Ottawa, a tremendous achievement. What makes Kangmin’s short films about family and inner friction resonate with audiences is hard to pin down. Is it the tactility of his figurines, puppets, and models? Is it his off-kilter and nuanced storytelling, or perhaps his natural facility with the camera? Hard to say, but what remains after viewing his multimedia short films are lingering questions about symbolism, relationships, and of course, the nature of movement. He guides us into microscopic worlds and outward to the expanding cosmos, but in the end he always delivers us back to a very recognizable planet Earth.

    41 min
  5. MATERIAL WORLDS: Amanda Bonaiuto interviewed by Case Jernigan

    06/10/2024

    MATERIAL WORLDS: Amanda Bonaiuto interviewed by Case Jernigan

    MATERIAL WORLDS is an ongoing series at Evergreen where contemporary video artists and experimental animators discuss their relationship to tools, technology, and the history of art. Utilizing the universal tools of graphite and paper as a base, Amanda Bonaiuto draws and redraws sequences of flora and fauna in powerful clusters that punctuate short films, music videos, and documentaries. She’s made videos for popular touring bands like Rubblebucket and King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard. She’s screened her morphing hand-drawn stories at festivals across the globe, such as Annecy and Ottawa. She was nominated for an Oscar after collaborating with the production team of the hilarious short film My Year of Dicks, and currently Amanda shares her curiosity and her rhythmic approach to animation with her students at Parsons School of Design in New York.

    58 min
  6. MATERIAL WORLDS: Nazanin Noroozi interviewed by Case Jernigan

    06/10/2024

    MATERIAL WORLDS: Nazanin Noroozi interviewed by Case Jernigan

    MATERIAL WORLDS is an ongoing series at Evergreen where contemporary video artists and experimental animators discuss their relationship to tools, technology, and the history of art. Nazanin Noroozi is a multidisciplinary artist who makes films, prints, handmade paper, and books referencing family histories, injustice, natural disasters, and the ongoing humanitarian crisis in her home country of Iran.

    44 min
  7. “Beasts” by Jefferey Spivey

    05/10/2024

    “Beasts” by Jefferey Spivey

    "Without provocation, she smashed her open palm into Arnold’s face, and again before he grabbed both her bony wrists.”

    16 min
  8. MATERIAL WORLDS: Erik Winkowski interviewed by Case Jernigan

    07/14/2023

    MATERIAL WORLDS: Erik Winkowski interviewed by Case Jernigan

    MATERIAL WORLDS is an ongoing series at Evergreen where contemporary video artists and experimental animators discuss their relationship to tools, technology, and the history of art. The creator of the popular video sketchbook, Erik Winkowski conducts mixed-media imagery like an orchestra. He uses vintage footage, paper cutouts, photography, drawings, and paintings for his wide output of animations and digital experiments that reference play, openhearted experimentation, the history of art, and daily living. He’s screened work in New York and Paris through CADAF, and he’s made experimental digital art for Prada, Gucci, Hermès, and the Rolling Stones. He lives and works in New Orleans.

    1h 1m
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  • Years Active
    2020 - 2024
  • Episodes
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