Son[i]a #116
Kenneth Goldsmith
Poet, university professor and amateur archivist, Kenneth Goldsmith is the founder and main editor of Ubuweb, the Internet’s largest archive of artistic avant-garde material. An underground project that has no institutional backing or budget of any kind, Ubuweb is an influential repository that is as exhaustive as it is personal, reflecting the preferences, quirks and obsessions of its creator.
Son[i]a talks to Kenneth Goldsmith about the origins, ideas and operation of Ubuweb.
Transcript of THE MALADY OF WRITING. Modernism you can dance to, curated by Kenneth Goldsmith.
The Beauty in Breathing
The mix presented here investigates the artistic use of breath.
Kenneth Goldsmith
Kenneth Goldsmith talks about Modernism and the digital, challenging and unchallenging literature, appropriation literary communism and what he calls his “third act”.
Kenneth Goldsmith. Teaser
As a teaser for his lecture, Kenneth Goldsmith compiles fifteen gems from his very own sound collection.
Conversation with Kenneth Goldsmith on his sound collection
This is a conversation by email with record and sound collector Kenneth Goldsmith, which took place on April 2012, to prepare a monograph on his sound collection.
Kenneth Goldsmith. Part II
A hyperconcentrated collection of bumpers and crazy rants from Kenneth Goldsmith's (aka Kenny G) legendary WFMU radio show, guaranteed to make you turn down the volume and run out of the house.
Kenneth Goldsmith. Part I
Kenneth Goldsmith, founder of Ubuweb, takes us on a journey through his personal history as a collector of sounds that spans from his childhood to adult life and the creation of Ubuweb.
Modernism you can dance to
This program is an audio companion to the exhibition "The Malady of Writing. A project on text and speculative imagination" that presents a pleasurable, humorous and fun version of modernism.