by BRIC RADIO
Glitter & Doom is a podcast built on the idea that the darkest of times yields some of the most evocative works of art. Join MacKenzie Fegan and a featured artist every other Wednesday for an inside look at their latest works and how it responds to today's burning issues, and we get a little lost along the way.
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July 29, 2021
<p>Celebrate Brooklyn is back, baby! After moving to an exclusively online format last year, Celebrate Brooklyn! is back and the Bandshell in Prospect Park with a full line up of artists ready to blow the roof off of the thing. One of these artists is KAMAUU. KAMAUU's music is packed with electrifying and rambunctious melodies, while at the same time filling his lyrics with versatility and substance. Find out why he and MacKenzie go to talking about Muhammad Ali and Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon.</p><p>You can RSVP for KAMAUU's performance on July 31st, plus check out the rest of the Celebrate Brooklyn line up at:<br><a href="http://www.bricartsmedia.org">bricartsmedia.org <br></a><br>See you there!</p>
June 9, 2021
<p>Meet Damon Davis, a post-disciplinary artist from St. Louis. A prolific creator, Davis has a solo show open at Detroit MOCA right now titled <em>Filling in the Cracks. </em>Textured and profound, <em>Cracks</em> is an exploration of grief where Davis has cast concrete busts of himself, broken them open and filled the vacant space with beauty.</p><p>Mackenzie and Davis talk about grief, masculinity and the role we play in the structures that bind us. Also quartz watches.</p><p>Check out his work here:<br>heartacheandpaint.com</p>
May 26, 2021
<p>Hi there! Glitter & Doom is off this week, so while we fish MacKenzie out from the bottom of the Grand Canyon, please enjoy one of our favorite episodes from Season 1. </p><p>Movement based performance artist, mayfield brooks spoke to us on Jan. 2020 about their love of Marsha P Johnson, their 2020 project Viewing Hours, and "improvising while Black." Today in 2021, mayfield premiered a new piece commissioned by the Abrons Art Center called Whale Fall. As an extension of that piece, an immersive installation will be up from June 12 to June 19th here in Brooklyn at the Center for Performance Research in Williamsburg.</p><p>You can find more details about how to see it at cprnyc.org</p>
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