[-empyre-] empyre subscribers...this is the last day to post your projects, bios, interests!!

[Christine Palma]

This is an open invitation to all of our subscribers.  We invite you
to submit a post with:

1) a brief bio, with contact information

• My name is Christine Palma and I’m a radio producer, writer and visual
artist living in Los Angeles.
I can be reach directly at christinepalma at gmail.com

I am probably best known as the producer and host of *Echo in the
Sense*<http://echointhesense.com/>,
a radio program which has been broadcasting weekly, anywhere from 1 to 3
hours, on KXLU Los Angeles 88.9 FM since 1994. It currently can be picked
up on Sunday nights from 8 to 9 PM both on the radio and through a live web
stream <http://www.live365.com/stations/kxlu1?site=pro> on KXLU’s
homepage<http://www.kxlu.com/> at
www.kxlu.com. I am also the Public Affairs Director for the radio station.
The focus has always been on public affairs, arts and culture, and giving
airtime to people, issues and topics you would not normally hear about on
prime-time stations and which deserve a broader audience. KXLU’s radio
signal encompasses Los Angeles County and the San Fernando Valley, but its
internet signal is picked up around the world.

2) a two-paragraph description of your practice, current/recent
projects, or writing or curatorial activities

• In writing, I am currently building my art criticism portfolio at
http://www.13waysoflookingatablackbird.com (due to launch in September).

• With my art, I am working on a series of artwork using the iconography of
sheep, to explore issues of domestication, how we have been domesticated
from childhood and have entered into agreements in order to live in
society. I am also looking at issues surrounding group identity, as
described by literary theorist Michael Hardt in his writings about the
"multitude." I will be exhibiting a video and installation at a gallery in
July 13th (see below).

• This Summer, I am again one of the co-directors (not the curator)
organizing four group exhibitions on each Saturday evening in July.
Information can be found at www.take-off-and-landing.com   The website will
be updated as the exhibitions take place to show all artwork and video from
the shows. The event will feature art, live music, food, and is free to the
public.


Thank you.

Cheers,
Christine Palma
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