Bad at Sports Episode 801: Jeffrey Michael Austin

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Recorded05 May 2022

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Everything Must Go, so let's. Jeffrey Michael Austin — interdisciplinary artist and musician — joins Ryan Peter Miller and Jesse Something Malmed to talk about their reflective new exhibition at the Chicago Art Department. Hope in the dark, illusion, allusion, elusiveness, late capitalism, climate crisis, the collective, the needing-tending, the tenderness of a phrase like *help wanted* and enduring questions of scale and capacity guide our winding conversation. What else? https://www.jeffreymichaelaustin.com/ https://chicagoartdepartment.org/

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