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Phil Hinge
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Maija Makinen
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Sam Cockrell
July 29, 2025

  1. Drowned World / Substitute for Love, Madonna, 1998
  2. Autumn Sweater, Yo La Tengo, 1997
  3. Title and Registration, Death Cab for Cutie, 2003
  4. Look At Miss Ohio, Gillian Welch, 2003
  5. Drunk w/ the Only Saints I Know, Carissa's Wierd, c. 1996-1999
  6. Little Star, Stina Nordenstam, 1994
  7. Little League, Cap'n Jazz, 1998
  8. Gentle Moon, Sun Kil Moon, 2003
  9. Soco Amaretto Lime, Brand New, 2001
  10. Don't Tell Me Where You're Going, Frog, 2018
  11. Lakes Of Canada; Karen Peris, Don Peris, The Innocence Mission; 1999
  12. Shoe-In, Ida, 1997
  13. It's O.K., Dead Moon, 1994
  14. When I Was Drinking, Hem, 2001
  15. Whip-poor-will, Magnolia Electric Co. & Jason Molina, 2009
  16. Some Sinatra, Secret Stars, 1998
  17. Just Like Christmas, Low, 1999
  18. Randy Quaid, Desertshore, 2011
  19. I Love You Always Forever, Donna Lewis, 1996
Sad Covers
July 15, 2025

Some sad covers for a sultry summer evening...



  1. In The Air Tonight, Nora En Pure, Lika Morgan, 2020
  2. Old Man, Justus Köhncke, 2014
  3. Who Loves The Sun, The Velvet Underground, 2007
  4. Sex and Candy, Unions, 2016
  5. I Want To Know What Love Is, Ane Brun, 2017
  6. Ooh Child - Alternate Version, Beth Orton, 2003
  7. Higher Love, James Vincent McMorrow, 2012
  8. When I Come Around, Nap Eyes, 2021
  9. Let's Stay Together, Low, 2018
  10. Ellinor Rydholm, Monica Zetterlund, 1967
  11. Dear Prudence, Siouxsie and the Banshees, 1984
  12. Rock Your Baby, Emerson Kitamura, mmm, 2018
  13. Rock With You, Seu Jorge, Almaz, 2010
  14. Black Country, Tonstartssbandht, 2009
  15. 1 Thing, Ane Brun, 2013
  16. Smalltown Boy, Orville Peck, 2020
  17. Gold Digger, Vitamin String Quartet, 2017
  18. No Diggity, Chet Faker, 2012
  19. Motherless Child, Romare, 2015
  20. Hey, Nilüfer Yanya, 2016
  21. You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin', The Unrighteous Brothers: Paul Cauthen, Orville Peck, 2020
  22. Morning Song, Leon Lowman, 2013
  23. Sea of Love, Cat Power, 2000
  24. The Light 3000, Schneider TM, KPT.Michi.Gan, 2000
  25. Our Lips Are Sealed, Füxa, 2012
  26. Maneater, Lower Dens, 2016
  27. Is That All There Is? John Parish, PJ Harvey, 1996
  28. I Go to Sleep, The Kinks, 1965
  29. K.I.S.S.E.S, Bent, 2023
  30. Black Hole Sun - Live, Norah Jones, 2021


HAZY BEACH
July 1, 2025

A smooth, cool, mix for a hazy summer beach day.



  1. Que Sera, Wax Tailor, 2005
  2. Luv (sic.) pt3 Instrumentals, Nujabes, 2015
  3. In Mind, The Sweet Enoughs, 2020
  4. Afternoon Of A Swan, Speedy West, 1962
  5. Hare Tarot Lies, No Joy, 2013
  6. After Midnight, Skinshape, 2018
  7. Lansana's Priestess, Donald Byrd, 1973
  8. Honky Tonk, Miles Davis, 1974
  9. So Long (feat. Alice Russell), Quantic, Alice Russell, 2004
  10. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed, Allman Brothers Band, 1970
  11. Terrapin, Syd Barrett, 2016
  12. April Suzanne, Robert Lester Folsom, 2014
  13. Tres Hermanos, Hermanos Gutiérrez, Dan Auerbach, 2022
  14. Resolution, Thievery Corporation, 2003
  15. Song for Brian Jones, Ultimate Painting, 2016
  16. Que Nega E Essa, Jorge Ben Jor, 2000
  17. Bom-Senso, Tim Maia, 1975
  18. (I'll Be A) Happy Man, The Latin Blues Band, Luis Aviles, 1968
  19. Valdez Off Crenshaw, Terrace Martin, 2016
  20. The Man with the Red Face, Anders Ponsaing, Claus Højensgård, 2022
  21. Sun is Shining, Füxa, 2022
ACM, 2024 T-shirts, thread, old pillowcase, various found clothing and fabric, steel, enamel paint, acrylic paint, silver brazing, lost/found shoe heel 19.75 x 16.625 x 20 inches TRH, 2024 Found cardboard, found beige objects, steel, paint, rust, found fabric, lost/found shoe heel 23.5 x 17 x 12 inches L_B, 2023 T-shirt, found shoe heel, inkjet fabric prints, steel, silver brazing, stitching 21.25 x 18.875 x 7.25 inches JMZ, 2023 T-shirt, found shoe heel, inkjet fabric prints, steel, silver brazing, stitching 13.75 x 21 x 5.25 inches

Greg Carideo
June 3rd, 2025

“Won’t you let me see your naked body?” demands Leonard Cohen from Greg Carideo’s mixtape about looking and being seen. “They cannot see me naked,” replies Michael Stipe; Anohni and Yoko Ono weigh in. My delightful conversation with artist Greg Carideo traverses topics from Elliott Smith’s appearance on a demented FX morning show in 1995 to the close relationship between Lana Del Rey’s “Blue Bannisters” and Greg’s own work.

Carideo transforms steel, old t-shirts, bits of scrap metal, and other shopworn fragments into tabernacles of urban life. Each sculpture is a little world, a structure that carries narrative, materiality, and vernacular forms of architecture and adornment—ghostly bodegas, ramshackle duplexes, basilica-shaped cuchifritos.

For Carideo, collecting—impressions, images, writing—is a major part of his process. We talk about how his use of found objects, each one a little history of wear and tear, is a reflection of collected ideas and shapes that he transforms into palimpsests of time, material, and thought. We discuss all of this and more in this wide-ranging exploration of materiality, will, lyrics, and looking.



  1. Dalhart, Texas, 1967, John Fahey, 1971
  2. Clementine Live + Interview 1995 (Breakfast Time), Elliott Smith
  3. Blue Banisters, Lana Del Rey, 2021
  4. Memories, Leonard Cohen, 1977
  5. Among the Leaves, Sun Kil Moon, 2012
  6. Watch Me, ANOHNI, 2016
  7. Panic, The Smiths, 1987
  8. Solo, Frank Ocean, 2016
  9. Blues Run the Game, Jackson C. Frank, 2001
  10. Let X=X, Laurie Anderson, 1982
  11. Nightswimming, R.E.M., 1992
  12. Nobody Sees Me Like You Do, Yoko Ono, 2022
  13. Losing My Taste For The Night Life, Arthur Russell, 1993
  14. Regret, Fiona Apple, 2012
  15. The Well, Smog, 2005
  16. Tecumseh Valley, Townes Van Zandt, 1969
  17. When I Get to Heaven, John Prine, 2018

Greg Carideo was born in. 1986, in Minneapolis, MN, and lives and works in New York. He received BFA from Minneapolis College of Art & Design, Minneapolis in 2008 and an MFA from New York University in 2015. His work has been exhibited in solo exhibitions at Public Gallery, London in 2025; In Lieu, Los Angeles in 2024; Foreign & Domestic, New York in 2023; FR MoCA, Fall River in 2022; an GRIMM, New York in 2021. His work has been featured in recent group exhibitions at Silke Lindner, New York; Pangée Gallery, Montreal; 12.26 Gallery, Dallas; Galerie Nicolas Robert, Montreal; Margot Samel, New York; Public Gallery, London; ICA, Portland; and International Objects, New York. Several of Carideo’s exhibitions have garnered press, including a New York Times review for his solo exhibition, Dog Eared Reverie at Foreign & Domestic in 2023, a BOMB: Studio Visit for his solo exhibition ground work at Public Gallery in 2025, as well as group exhibitions featured in Cultured Magazine, Artforum, and the New York Times.