Slime Radio Hour

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Kristensen, J C and Pope, Emily. 2019. Slime Radio Hour. [Broadcast]

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Juliette Kristensen- Slime, A History in Conversation with Emily Pope.mp3
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Official URL: https://radio.montezpress.com/

Abstract or Description

In this radio programme for Montez Press Radio, I explore in conversation with the artist and publisher Emily Pope the historical and theoretical ideas around slime as they are developing in my book project, Slime: A History. Firstly we talk about ectoplasm in spiritualist practices in the early twentieth century, before turning to slime as toxic matter in postwar American film, as joyous material of the late twentieth century children's television culture and as the anxious matter of early twenty-first century social media. I also choose tracks to accompany each of the four slimey sections.

Item Type:

Broadcast

Keywords:

Slime, Toxic Waste, Ectoplasm, Spiritualism, Postwar American Film, Children's Television, ASMR, Anxiety, Materialisms, Materiality

Related items in GRO:

Kristensen, J C. 2017 - 2020 Slime Diaries. [Project]
Kristensen, J C. 2017. Pockets of Slime: A Critical Essay. Tenderfoot: A Materiality Website/Artwork by Laura White, [Article]
Kristensen, J C. 2017. 'Pockets of Slime'. In: Materiality Session for The Mountain of Art Research (MARs) Centre. Goldsmiths, University of London, United Kingdom 6 December 2017. [Conference or Workshop Item]
Kristensen, J C. 2019. 'Slime: That Hinterland Substance, This Material of the Moment'. In: The Urgency of the Arts Lecture Series. Royal College of Art, United Kingdom 30 October 2019. [Conference or Workshop Item]
Kristensen, J C. 2019. 'An Oscillating Wave: How to recarve a space for an academic practice through life’s little vagaries'. In: Shit Happens Panel, College Art Association Annual Conference. Chicago, United States. [Conference or Workshop Item]

Departments, Centres and Research Units:

Design

Date:

24 August 2019

Dimensions or Duration:

Measurement	Type
55 minutes 52 seconds	Duration

Item ID:

27430

Date Deposited:

05 Nov 2019 12:14

Last Modified:

02 Mar 2023 11:08

URI:

https://research.gold.ac.uk/id/eprint/27430

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