The Clitoris Condudrum is showing from the 17th-21st Feb as part of Auckland Pride at Q Theatre loft! Check out this interview between Shreya and Connor about writing, SA survivors, a giant vibrator, and more!
Kia ora! Tune back into Radio Mother for some sick tracks PLUS an interview with Writer and Actor, Connor Amor-Bendall on the upcoming theatre show The Clitoris Conundrum. Whakarongo Mai!
Playlist
Here's this weeks playlist:) Hope you love it!
Gloria Laing - Dog God
Dan Hodges - I'm Seeing Noise
Um Jennifer? - Cut Me Open
Wet Leg - Being In Love
Slow Funeral - Freak Bitch
Valenica Grace - Lucky You're A Star
Brennan Wedl - I Wanna Be Your TV
Pom Pom Squad - Drunk Voicemail
naarjesse - City Girl
Nightmares On Wax - Holding On feat. Ladi6
Sidney Gish - Homecoming Serf
Sloppy Jane, Pheobe Bridgers - Claw Machine
Lucy Dacus - Triple Dog Dare
Kate Fagan - I Don't Wanna Be Too Cool
Destroy Boys - Drink
Annabelle Chairlegs - Sally
Le Tigre - Phanta
Station Model Violence - Heat
Dazy and the Scouts - Sweet Cis Teen
Team Nonexistant - Walk Home
Butch Baby - Wish You Would
Skating Polly - They're Cheap (I'm Free)
Fawzi, Touch, SMOKAHOLIC - Dolarat w Shawakel دولارات و شواقل
This morning's Fancy New Band is Tāmaki Makaurau-based Emily Cuff, who played three tracks that blends emotions and feelings of introspective storytelling.
Rosetta had a kōrero with the legendary Bic Runga about her first record of all-original material in 15 years, Red Sunset - out today! You can catch Bic touring across Aotearoa this March, alongside Silicon. Whakarongo mai nei!
Maya caught up with with curator and artist Millie Dunstall about Portal, showing at Artspace Aotearoa’s The Kit. Alongside Millie's interview Maya also spoke to two of the 17 artists showing work within Portal, Emma Stretch and kyung Baro.
Maya also had a kōrero with Fiona Connor about her current show at Coastal signs, Blanket Games. And alongside Fiona, Maya also spoke with Bailey Connolly about their artist collective Polyhymnia.
Happy Rāmere! E whai ake nei, coming up on your Friday Breakfast with Rosetta and Milly: Travelling Tunes with Dr Kirsten Zemke, Rosetta spoke with Bic Runga about her new album Red Sunset, and Cam is up for From The Crate! Whakarongo mai nei.
Fiona Connor is an Aotearoa born artist currently based in LA. Connor has an expansive sculptural practice in which she produces site specific installations, that really play with the spaces inherent architecture. Developing this conceptually enriched sculptural language that seeks to shift objects, and their environments through this process of reproduction.
Her current show on at Coastal Signs, Blanket Games includes 5 large-scale drawings of segments of hurricane fencing. In which Connor utilises an alternative method of drawing, monoprinting. A method that demands a different kind of connection. Allowing her to not only record the object of the fence itself, but also of her own body's movements during the making of the work. Smudges, and scuffs, made from the weight of her body while tracing the fence intertwining within the woven marks of the lattice fence. Creating a beautiful frottage of the body, and it’s record of interaction.
Alongside her individual practice, Connor is passionate about creating, and being amongst artist run initiatives. So in light of Connor's collaborative projects Maya also spoke to her and Bailey Connelly about their latest artist run collective, Polyhymnia.
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