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The New York Classical Guitar Orchestra; "Chorale" by Frederic Hand. Performed at St. John’s in the Village, New York City, Saturday, May 6, 2023. Conducted by Phil Goldenberg.
The New York Guitar Orchestra is organized by the New York City Classical Guitar Society: http://nyccgs.com
Fred Hand: https://frederichand.com
More about conductor and arranger Phil Goldenberg: https://philgoldenberg.com
Devorah Day & Pothole Skinny, Bowery Poetry Club
Damo Suzuki & Cul de Sac; Live at the WFMU Record Fair, May 4, 2002, NYC
Robin Amos
Glenn Jones
Jonathan LaMaster
Jon Proudman
Damo Suzuki
Jake Trussell
Unedited live NY & NJ performance videos by avant, free folk, jazz & experimental artists. From the Mark Dagley video archive, 1999-2020
Although instrumental in discovering actors like Jennifer Lawrence, Vera Farmiga and Thomasin McKenzie, Granik is also known for using local, non-professional actors in her films. "Side by Side" features Donna Bailey, as Bernadette. Bailey at that time was a young aspiring musician who occasionally performed with underground avant pop artist Marianne Nowottny.
Debra Granik started working in film and video in the Boston grassroots media movement in the late 80’s. She studied politics at Brandeis University and her first forays into operating a camera and collaborating on political documentation were with Boston based media groups such as the Women’s Video Collective. While in Boston she had the good fortune to be able to take classes at Mass College of Art, Studio for Interrelated Media, which exposed her to a great variety of film work and traditions. Granik shot and produced educational programs related to workplace health and safety issues for local trade unions and for the Massachusetts Division of Occupational Safety. After clocking considerable time in world of educational media production, she had the chance to work on several long form documentaries by Boston based filmmakers. From there, she moved to NYC to attend New York University’s Graduate Film Program, seeking a way to inter-relate her interest in real-life experience and story structure, which she found in the film tradition of neo-realism, through a mentor at NYU.
Although instrumental in discovering actors like Jennifer Lawrence, Vera Farmiga and Thomasin McKenzie, Granik is also known for using local, non-professional actors in her films. "Side by Side" features Donna Bailey, as Bernadette. Bailey at that time was a young aspiring musician who occasionally performed with underground avant pop artist Marianne Nowottny.
Debra Granik started working in film and video in the Boston grassroots media movement in the late 80’s. She studied politics at Brandeis University and her first forays into operating a camera and collaborating on political documentation were with Boston based media groups such as the Women’s Video Collective. While in Boston she had the good fortune to be able to take classes at Mass College of Art, Studio for Interrelated Media, which exposed her to a great variety of film work and traditions. Granik shot and produced educational programs related to workplace health and safety issues for local trade unions and for the Massachusetts Division of Occupational Safety. After clocking considerable time in world of educational media production, she had the chance to work on several long form documentaries by Boston based filmmakers. From there, she moved to NYC to attend New York University’s Graduate Film Program, seeking a way to inter-relate her interest in real-life experience and story structure, which she found in the film tradition of neo-realism, through a mentor at NYU.
Although instrumental in discovering actors like Jennifer Lawrence, Vera Farmiga and Thomasin McKenzie, Granik is also known for using local, non-professional actors in her films. "Side by Side" features Donna Bailey, as Bernadette. Bailey at that time was a young aspiring musician who occasionally performed with underground avant pop artist Marianne Nowottny.
Debra Granik started working in film and video in the Boston grassroots media movement in the late 80’s. She studied politics at Brandeis University and her first forays into operating a camera and collaborating on political documentation were with Boston based media groups such as the Women’s Video Collective. While in Boston she had the good fortune to be able to take classes at Mass College of Art, Studio for Interrelated Media, which exposed her to a great variety of film work and traditions. Granik shot and produced educational programs related to workplace health and safety issues for local trade unions and for the Massachusetts Division of Occupational Safety. After clocking considerable time in world of educational media production, she had the chance to work on several long form documentaries by Boston based filmmakers. From there, she moved to NYC to attend New York University’s Graduate Film Program, seeking a way to inter-relate her interest in real-life experience and story structure, which she found in the film tradition of neo-realism, through a mentor at NYU.
Video by Olivier Bell- http://www.olliebell.com/
Location by Melissa Staiger- http://www.melissastaiger.com/
In part 2 of Flood & Drought, sustainability expert Dave Stanley explains the correlation between increased flood, drought and chemical farming in the UK.
Modern chemical farming techniques have reduced soil organic matter on Britains farmed land to an alarming low. Rain water speeds off and soil silts up rivers both causing flood and drought.
Presented by Femi Taylor
Interviewee Dave Stanley
Director Uscha Pohl
Editor Jan Höhe
Camera Andrew Lamb
Additional footage Uscha Pohl, Tomek Sierek
Music Marianne Nowottny
Featuring Taya Skarratt, Lukas Pohl Blondez
Illustrations Kerry Skarratt, Brooke Skarratt, Lukas Pohl Blondez
Photography Fiona Gomersall, David Gomersall
www.verymagazine.org
www.water21.org.co.uk
www.verydocumentary.org
www.ITTGB.org
Marianne Nowottny composing "Rainy Days and Vinyl" on the Concertmate 990 in the painting studio of Mark Dagley, Newton, NJ, 2000. "Rainy Days and Vinyl" appeared on her 2nd CD release "Manmade Girl" https://mariannenowottny.bandcamp.com/album/manmade-girl-songs-and-instrumentals
This short film presented by Femi Taylor is the first in an open ended series of shorts entitled 'Flood & Drought' produced by the VERY magazine team for 'Its Time To Give Back/ITTGB’. Each sequel will show discoveries as to what is happening with our water, land, health, food supply, all right in front of us.
Osman Goring at Coaley Mill, Gloucestershire, gives us an in depth view into this phenomena which is occurring more and more right on our doorsteps in Great Britain. Turns out - the main factors contributing to this 'natural disaster' are... man-made!
Special Thanks go to Water21.org.uk who opened our eyes to the cobweb of crucial information which everyone needs to know.... and we try to dissect in these short films. Everything is linked - one by one the knot unravels.
Interviewee: Osman Goring
www.everhot.co.uk
Director Uscha Pohl
Editor Jan Höhe
Camera Tomek Sierek, Andrew Lamb
Music Marianne Nowottny
www.verymagazine.org
www.water21.org.co.uk
www.verydocumentary.org
www.ITTGB.org
"The Greater Advantages of Small Hydropower" was nominated as one of the best UK Green films of 2015.
Generating clean sustainable energy for decades if not centuries is only one of small Hydropower's advantages. Osman Goring and Anthony Battersby explain the wideranging benefits including pollution and flood control.
Marianne Nowottny composing bass track for "Mustard Seed" on the Concertmate 990 in the painting studio of Mark Dagley, Newton, NJ, 2000. "Mustard Seed" appeared on her 2nd CD release "Manmade Girl" https://mariannenowottny.bandcamp.com/album/manmade-girl-songs-and-instrumentals
Sustainability expert Dave Stanley explains the eco cycle and how nature returns carbon from the air to the ground.
Presented by Femi Taylor
Featuring Lukas Pohl Blondez
Illustrations Kerry Skarratt, Brooke Skarratt, Lukas Pohl Blondez
Photography Fiona Gomersall, David Gomersal
Interviewee Dave Stanley
Director Uscha Pohl
Editor Jan Höhe
Camera Andrew Lamb
Additional footage Uscha Pohl, Tomek Sierek
Music Marianne Nowottny
www.verymagazine.org
www.water21.org.co.uk
www.verydocumentary.org
www.ITTGB.org
The UK is seeing a TB epidemic amongst cattle and as well as an increase in human TB cases. TB is a disease of deprivation which only occurs when the immune system is weak. Experiments have shown that with animals being fed a balanced grass diet containing natural vitamins and minerals, the cases of TB disappear. We urgently need an analysis of animal and plant feed – the farming of our food and the effects on our health.
Presented by Femi Taylor
Interviewee Dave Stanley, Chris Pearson
Director Uscha Pohl
Editor Jan Höhe
Camera Andrew Lamb
Additional footage Uscha Pohl, Tomek Sierek, Jan Höhe
Music Marianne Nowottny
Featuring Coco Craft, Lukas Pohl Blondez
Graphics Jan Höhe
www.verymagazine.org
www.water21.org.co.uk
www.verydocumentary.org
www.ITTGB.org
The series ‘FLOOD & DROUGHT’ is created by Uscha Pohl/VERY Magazine for ITTGB.
www.verymagazine.org
www.water21.org.co.uk
www.verydocumentary.org
www.ITTGB.org
The series ‘FLOOD & DROUGHT’ is created by Uscha Pohl/VERY Magazine for ITTGB.
A Voice Hears You from Mysterious Places
by Marianne Nowottny & Barry Schwabsky
This CD presents a selection of tightly focused vignettes of textual and musical clarity. Marianne Nowottny has created a melodic armature of voice, lo-fi keyboards, damaged electronics and percussion that organically intertwines through and around Barry Schwabsky’s spare yet pointed versification.
Encore, Carnegie Hall, October 19, 2023,
Fashion shoot for Suburban Genius clothing, 1998, Newton New Jersey, USA.
SHELL ~ Live @ Maxwells, Hoboken, New Jersey, 8-19-2000
Marianne Nowottny -vocals, keyboard
Donna Bailey - vocals, keyboards
https://shellisswell.bandcamp.com/releases
http://abatonbookcompany.us
Catalog for the Mark Dagley exhibition at the David Richard Gallery, NYC.
Perfect bound, 8x10 inches, 60 pages, 40 color plates. Catalog essays by Stephen Maine and Dr. Jan Andres.
Available: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0981655025/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_fM.LDbS4MC56Y
Audio ~ "Uranus Hill Fantasy" by MSD - Collected Works 1978-2016 http://feedingtuberecords.com/artists/mark-dagley/
Published by Abaton Book Company.
Moth Maiden - Crystal Stelling
Music "Poppies" by Marianne Nowottny as found on her cd Manmade Girl available @ https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/nowottny2
Based on a concept by Lauri Bortz
Video by Mark Dagley
