The Almanacs - Episode March 3, 2022

"Rerouting" is an exhibition of artwork stemming from the Collider: In-Residence Artist Residency, an online program inviting 12 artists from around the world to consider new modes of artistic practice, collaboration, and pandemic responses. In "The Further Apart Things Seem", artists follow distinct paths toward subtle forms of resistance, while exploring areas of connection between that which feels disconnected or in opposition.<br>PALGARY ALMANAC #138: Preview of new Contemporary Calgary exhibitions launching today.<br><br>Playlist: <ul><li>Eric Chenaux - There They Were</li><li>The Weather Station - Endless Time</li><li>Jessica Moss - Let Down</li><li>Kee Avil - And I</li><li>Reptaliens - Someone I Know</li><li>Beach House - Superstar</li><li>Belle and Sebastian - Unnecessary Drama</li><li>Andy Shauf - Satan</li><li>Archaics - The Road</li><li>Bennett Mitchell - Fallin' Too</li><li>Spoon - Lucifer on the Sofa</li><li>The Reds, Pinks & Purples - Summer at Land's End</li><li>Mitski - Valentine, Texas</li><li>Jasper Sloan Yip - Gin Fizz</li><li>Black Country, New Road - Haldern</li><li>Cate Le Bon - Dirt on the Bed</li><li>Dana Gavanski - Under the Sky</li><li>Keeley Forsyth - Silence</li><li>Bill Callahan, Bonnie - Sea Song (feat. Mick Turner)</li><li>Helado Negro - Wind Conversation</li><li>Ghostly Kisses - Blackbirds</li><li>Geoffroy - Sweatpie</li><li>alt-J - Chicago</li><li>Blue Hawaii - Butterfly</li><li>Jacques Greene - Leave Here</li></ul><img src="https://feedpress.me/link/15371/15122799.gif" height="1" width="1"/>