Orange Juice for the Ears - LA Private Screening with Variety's James Patrick Herman
Second Home Hollywood presents Orange Juice for the Ears, the Barbican commissioned documentary on Beatie Wolfe as part of an experiential evening of film, art and conversation
Second Home Hollywood hosted a private screening of Orange Juice for the Ears, the Barbican commissioned documentary on the work of musical weirdo and visionary Beatie Wolfe directed by Ross Harris. The night featured a live performance & conversation moderated by Variety’s James Patrick Herman, recorded direct to vinyl by Phonocut; new work from Beatie including a quadraphonic installation with “the Brian Eno of laughter” Laraaji and an environmental protest piece in collaboration with The Mill. This event was kindly produced by Bedrock.la and supported by dublab radio and featured DJ sets from DJ Molly Rich.
Artwork by Kizzy Memani
Variety’s James Patrick Herman interviews Beatie Wolfe and Orange Juice for the Ears director Ross Harris at the private LA screening in Second Home Hollywood
Orange Juice for the Ears private LA screening
Orange Juice for the Ears private LA screening at Second Home Hollywood
Beatie Wolfe still from Orange Juice for the Ears which was captured in Second Home Hollywood
Variety’s James Patrick Herman interviews Beatie Wolfe and Orange Juice for the Ears director Ross Harris at the private LA screening
Variety’s James Patrick Herman interviews Beatie Wolfe and Orange Juice for the Ears director Ross Harris at the private LA screening
Phonocut record direct to vinyl Variety’s James Patrick Herman conversation with Beatie Wolfe and Ross Harris (side a) & a live performance of Beatie Wolfe (side b)
Beatie Wolfe still from Orange Juice for the Ears documentary which was captured at Second Home Hollywood on top of one of the Selgascano designed pods
Big thanks to Second Home for hosting the night (do check out their space), Bedrock.LA for producing the night & dublab radio for its support.
FAD Magazine on Beatie Wolfe's Barbican Exhibition
Fad Magazine managed to track down artist Beatie Wolfe in Los Angeles to ask her some questions about now and the future.
Beatie Wolfe is an artist who has beamed her music into space, been appointed a UN Women role model for innovation and held an acclaimed solo exhibition of her ‘world first’ album designs at the V&A Museum and is the subject of an up & coming new music documentary commissioned by the Barbican Centre. We managed to track her down in Los Angeles to ask her some questions about now and the future.
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Film: The Barbican Documentary - Barbican commission film about Beatie Wolfe
The Barbican, commissioned a documentary on pioneering musician Beatie Wolfe that will be premiered at the Barbican cinema before heading to the US. Titled “Beatie Wolfe: Orange Juice for the Ears - From Space Beams to Anti-Streams” this documentary is part of the Barbican's 'Life Rewired' a season exploring what it means to be human in the digital age
2019: Film: The Barbican Documentary
Barbican commission new film about Beatie Wolfe’s music & approach
Europe's largest art centre, The Barbican, commissioned a documentary on pioneering musician Beatie Wolfe that will be premiered at the Barbican cinema before heading to the US. Titled “Beatie Wolfe: Orange Juice for the Ears - From Space Beams to Anti-Streams” this documentary is part of the Barbican's 'Life Rewired' a season exploring what it means to be human in the digital age. The film was directed by LA indie director Ross Harris (Elliott Smith, Beck).