Ja Ja Ja Nee Nee Nee

Andrea and Arif talk to Groaming, a roaming gallery in a backpack. This is the first of three STUDIO episodes in which we talk to artists that run curatorial platforms and artist initiatives about their projects, and the role they play in their own work. Groaming Gallery, a roaming gallery in a backpack. Anyone* can submit to showing their work in the gallery. It is carried around roughly between 75% to 90% of the time inside and outside the EU (if we’re lucky). Each resident has a month. With a couple of week showings throughout the year. PV locations are posted on the day and you can dm for location.Visit and submit to Groaming Gallery on Instagram:@groamingbaggallery STUDIO is the Ja Ja Ja Nee Nee Nee podcast, recorded at different art spaces and cultural institutions. This episode was recorded at fanfare in Amsterdam in 2022. Hosted by Arif Kornweitz and Andrea GonzalezRecording and Production: Monty MouwPost-production: Julius van IJperenVideo documentation: Kyulim Kim Ja Ja Ja Nee Nee Nee is a radio space for curatorial and artistic practices. We commission sound and performance pieces, related to the research strands we set for our annual programme. We also host and produce radio shows and podcasts, by and with artists and designers. Our mobile studio has been at academies, biennials and museums. In 2022, we started an artist-in-residency programme.

We visit Milena Bonilla’s studio to hear about Rosa Luxemburg and granite wrapped in amaranth, the flower that resists. Milena’s research-based practice is currently invested in epistemological colonialism and the different ways it affects organisms, language and social structures. Her studio is in Amsterdam and her website is milenabonilla.info. “Why do we think that the past is dead? Because it’s very convenient to have it as a relic, to bring nostalgia, to bring ideological biases. It’s a sickness.” (Milena Bonilla) “One of the most mistreated words that i have seen lately in the world is solidarity. Solidarity comes from structures of understanding of how the world operates. It’s not charity - that is what I see spread all around here. And I talk about this with a lot of rage.” (Milena Bonilla) See an amaranth-wrapped stone on Milena’s website here. Photograpies of Milena's show at Galeria Municipal do Porto are available at here and at e-flux. - Hosted by Arif Kornweitz and Andrea González. Edit and post-production by Julius van Ijperen. Ja Ja Ja Nee Nee Nee is an online radio platform for contemporary art. Our website is jajajaneeneeneee.com.

We visit Martín La Roche’s studio to hear about the Chilean protests and constrictions of the imagination. We also listen to a voice message by Fernanda Aránguiz M. about the real and the possible, titled ‘Qualia’. And Martín tells us how 'Muro Sur', once a space in Santiago in the 90s, lives on.Martín La Roche is an artist and director of the Musée Légitime, a museum inside a hat. Fernanda Aránguiz M. is an artist and publisher, investigating language inbetween the real and the possible. Martín was on Ja Ja Ja Nee Nee Nee in 2017 for Native Foreigners, a show about Ulises Carrión recorded at De Appel/Documenta Athens/Jumex. Fernanda joined us for a radio show about Publishing as Critical Practice in 2019, recorded at Printing Plant Art Book Fair. Hosted by Arif Kornweitz and Radna Rumping. Edited by Arif with excerpts from El violador eras tú and El Baile de Los Que Sobran.

We visit Martín’s studio to hear about the Chilean protests and constrictions of the imagination. We also listen to Fernanda's voice message about the real and the possible, titled ‘Qualia’. And Martín tells us how 'Muro Sur', once a space in Santiago in the 90s, lives on.Martín La Roche is an artist and director of the Musée Légitime, a museum inside a hat. Fernanda Aránguiz M. is an artist and publisher, investigating language inbetween the real and the possible. Martín was on Ja Ja Ja Nee Nee Nee in 2017 for Native Foreigners, a show about Ulises Carrión recorded at De Appel/Documenta Athens/Jumex. Fernanda joined us for a radio show about Publishing as Critical Practice in 2019, recorded at Printing Plant Art Book Fair. Hosted by Arif Kornweitz and Radna Rumping. Edited by Arif with excerpts from El violador eras tú and El Baile de Los Que Sobran.

Teresa Cos sent a voice message: The Monarch. Arif and Radna think about reflecting forward. Teresa has a plan b. The show "The power of doing nothing" is available on jajaaneeneenee.com. So is the report on care riders by Fabian Reichle and at7. Gloria E. Anzaldúa's book is titled 'Luz en lo Oscuro'. Teresa Cos is an artist exploring the processes of repetition underlying history, society and human psychology. Her work encompasses film, sound and video installation, visual scoring, experimental music composition and performance. Her website is at teresacos.com.

Steven Warwick sent a voice message. Sadaf spoke to Ivan Cheng. Arif and Radna reside under Silvia Federici’s arm in Kunsthal Gent, where Radna feels like Marvin Gaye. Steven Warwick is a British artist, musician and writer residing in Berlin. His latest album MOI was just released on PAN. Steven documents his artistic practice here, writes for artforum and maintains a successful instagram. The conversation of Sadaf and Ivan Cheng is part of our collaboration with Sonic Acts. Sadaf will perform at Sonic Acts Academy which takes place from 21-23 February in Amsterdam. Sadaf H Nava (Sadaf) is an Iranian-born, New York City-based composer and visual artist whose multidisciplinary interventions include sound, film, painting, performance and text. This is her website is and you can find her on instagram. Ivan Cheng also edited his conversation with Sadaf. He is a performer, clarinettist, curator and writer who initiates project space bologna.cc in Amsterdam. Ivan’s work is documented on his website and he is on instagram. Read more about Sonic Acts, Sadaf and Ivan Cheng on our website.

Yoojin Lee & Mark von Schlegell. Sloths wear pyjamas in Yoojin Lee’s voice message. Critique warps into science fiction in Mark von Schlegell’s reading, recorded at The Well. Radna and Arif compliment each other on their Halloween outfits. Find Yoojin at nijooy.com and Mark at schlegell.com. Minne Kerstens and Leo Arnold presented this episode of The Well, a radio show at De Ateliers. Several episodes of The Well are available on our website.

Holly Childs sent a voice message. Ode de Kort's exhibition 'UU TWOO' at de Brakke Grond was curated by Sara Giannini. Watch a video by Holly Childs on her website or find her on instagram. Listen to the full recording of UU TWOO in our archive and read more abou the show over at de Brakke Grond. Our show about mother tongues at the Rijksakademie is available in our archive. Our podcast is hosted by Arif Kornweitz & Radna Rumping. Our jingle is by Josh da Costa.

Katherine MacBride about composer Pauline Oliveros. Richard John Jones about filmmaker Barbara Hammer and with a reading of John Giorno's "It Doesn't Get Better". References:Read about filmmaker Barbara Hammer, composer Pauline Oliveros and poet John Giorno Listen to our Minimal Music Festival shows Visit Auto Italia South East in London and Tender Center in Rotterdam Contributors: Katherine MacBride Richard John Jones

Ceel Mogami de Haas tells a tale. echo+seashell sent a voice message. Arif & Radna watch the snow. Henna Hyvärinen and Susan Kooi are echo+seashell. K.i beyoncé are hard to find. Ceel Mogami de Haas recently completed a residency at Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten, where his contribution was recorded. More Rijksakademie radio shows are up on our website. Hosted by Arif Kornweitz & Radna Rumping. Our jingle is by Josh da Costa.

Becket MWN sent a list of interchangeable M.A.s & Immy Mali read letters to her younger self at the Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten. Find Becket MWN here and Immaculate Anderu Mali here. Six Rijksakademie radio shows full of readings, conversations and music are available on our website. This podcast is hosted by Arif Kornweitz & Radna Rumping. With a jingle by Josh da Costa.

Voice Message from Jacob Dwyer & A contribution by Abraham Araujo titled "A Letter To God, Even If God Won't Read The Letter: Major Tectonic Shifts Going On" & Bonus material by Daan Gielis Jacob Dwyer's great video work Donovan Garcia is available here. Daan Gielis is online. Abraham Araujo's Mixcloud is over here.

Voice message from Sara Giannini & Monira Al Qadiri reading at the Rijksakademie in 2016. Scrolling through life, hosted by Arif Kornweitz & Radna Rumping. Our jingle is by Josh da Costa. See a pearlescent oil drilling head on Monira Al Qadiri's website. Unfold and Heterotropics are projects by Sara Giannini. More about our Rijksakademie broadcasts on jajajaneeneenee.com

Love in the age of online dating with Tamar Shafrir & Füsun Türetken Voice Message from Mehraneh Atashi & Geo Wyeth Hosted by Arif Kornweitz & Radna Rumping. Our jingle is by Josh da Costa. Modern Love was recorded at Fiber Festival. Find Geo Wyeth here Find Mehraneh Atashi here Tamar Shafrir's website is here and Füsun Türetken's is here.

Voice message from Monica Tormell What I Wanted to Tell You by Radical Cut-Up The second episode in a series about contact. Hosted by Arif Kornweitz & Radna Rumping. Our jingle is by Josh da Costa. Find Monica Tormell at monicatormell.nlFind Radical Cut-Up at radicalcutup.com

Voice message from Ivan Cheng Radio Software Piracy with Luis Rodil Fernández The first episode in a series about contact. Hosted by Arif Kornweitz & Radna Rumping. Our jingle is by Josh da Costa. Find Ivan Cheng at www.bologna.cc Find Luis Rodil Fernández at www.derfunke.net Read more about the exhibition Gym of Obsolete Technology over here at W139.

The intro where Arif & Radna listen to Joseph Beuys singing a protest song. More episodes coming this week. Ja Ja Ja Nee Nee Nee is hosted by Arif Kornweitz & Radna Rumping. Our jingle is by Josh da Costa.