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LNB Episode 11 from Late Night in the Bedroom on Vimeo.
Episode 11 is heaven, featuring a host of inspiring young artists who have turned their passion into careers. Music video director Sammy Rawal and illustrator Juliana Neufeld are collaborators and BFFs who share the story of how they managed to get the coolest jobs ever. The creators of the beautifully designed and written Bad Day Magazine [...]
We filmed this episode in the middle of a monsoon at 52 McCaul, but even the lacklustre weather could not stop it from being a great show. We spoke to members of The Africa Trilogy as well as photographer Adam Krawesky, and spoke to Montreal artist Nader Hasan in various alleys around the city. Amidst a flurry of [...]
We laughed, we cried, we bodysurfed, and we felt hungry. A wide range of emotions were experienced this episode, which was hosted by our friends at Xpace Cultural Centre and features the Brooklyn-based punk-as-performance-art band Japanther, incredible artist and all around interesting guy Tibi Tibi Neuspiel, comedy troupe The Sketchersons, and Guelph-based multimedia group Polydactyl Hearts Collective.
Japanther
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We’ve got a little something for everybody in this episode, with a jam packed guestlist featuring comedian and cancer survivor Rob Hawke, Toronto fashion darling Heidi Ackerman, and local theatre company One Reed Theatre. We also checked in with Devon Ostrom regarding the Beautiful City Alliance’s campaign to tax billboards, and had our socks rocked off [...]
Our seventh episode was hosted by the lovely folks at Show & Tell Gallery. Lucky members of the packed audience enjoyed hilarious interviews with Jay and Matt of the sensational online comedy series Nirvana the Band the Show as well as with the five man art collective Team Macho. To top the evening off, Everything [...]
A new decade is upon us, and what better way to celebrate than to check out Late Night in the Bedroom’s newest showcase of homegrown talent. Filmed in front of a live audience in the heart of Toronto’s Chinatown, the show features five creative gems you will not want to miss. This episode starts on [...]
Things got freaky in the Bedroom for Late Night’s special Halloween edition, which featured urban explorer Sean Galbraith, who took us on a tour of the Pork Factory as well as joining us for a live interview, Nik Dudokovic, who spoke about his newest exhibition The Secret Museum of Mankind, and Ken Farrell of local [...]
Late Night in the Bedroom is comin’ atcha straight from the grimy streets of Toronto for the city’s annual all night art extravaganza, Nuit Blanche. Careful to avoid the splatters of vomit garnishing the sidewalk, and the drunk teenagers from whose bellies more impending vomit was stewing, we got up close and personal with Shawna [...]
This very special edition of Late Night in the Bedroom was filmed off-site at the Manifesto Gallery at 52 McCaul Street. The interviews and musical performance took place in an installation put together by artists Joshua Barndt, Piotr Adas and Adrian DiLena. Piot Adas speaks about the installation as well as his own practice. Graffiti [...]
Late Night in the Bedroom, Toronto’s freshest arts and culture talk show, is back! Profiled in our second episode, shot on September 7th in front of an even larger and more enthusiastic live audience than before, are a diverse range of artists and performers. The show’s live guests included Toronto based performance artist Zeesy Powers, and [...]
On August 26th, Late Night in the Bedroom, Toronto’s brand-spanking new arts and culture talk show premiered in front of a live audience with a wildly exciting lineup of guests. The show’s guests included the extremely prolific hip-hop photographer Che Kothari, who talked about his work as well as Toronto’s Manifesto Festival, which he helped [...]
Episode 11 is heaven, featuring a host of inspiring young artists who have turned their passion into careers. Music video director Sammy Rawal and illustrator Juliana Neufeld are collaborators and BFFs who share the story of how they managed to get the coolest jobs ever. The creators of the beautifully designed and written Bad Day Magazine explain the process behind creating Toronto’s best homegrown arts and culture magazine. We were also lucky enough to chat with some of the directors and writers of plays featured in Summerworks. To cap off the evening, which was attended by a huge crowd for our first fundraiser, live shows were performed by two Toronto bands, The Darcys and Styrofoam Ones. If you couldn’t make the fundraiser but would still like to donate, please hit the pink button:
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Juliana Neufeld is an illustrator, mixed media artist and painter, whose artwork graces editorials, skateboards, and record covers, as well as gallery walls. She recently illustrated a beautiful little collection of short stories by Vivek Shraya called God Loves Hair, and is the first Canadian advocate for Element Skateboards. Keep updated on what Juliana is up to on her blog, and view her artwork on her website. |
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Sammy Rawal is the youngest director on Revolver Film’s roster, and is making waves with his photography, graphic design, and music videos. Most recently, he directed the beautiful video for The New Pornographers’ Crash Years, and is also well-loved for his involvement as co-producer and resident DJ of Yes Yes Y’all. View Sammy’s work on his website. |
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Bad Day Magazine brings together big hitters (this issue features Julie Doiron, Michael Snow and Ariel Pink; Jason Schwartzman is a big fan and past cover boy) with up-and-coming artists (such as previous LNB guest Tibi Tibi Neuspiel) from all cultural disciplines, both Canadian and international. Eva Michon, Jackie Linton and Colin Bergh work together to produce and design this quarterly arts and culture publication that is distributed internationally and features beautiful photography and design as well as engaging interviews and articles. Pick up Issue #8 and previous issues in the online shop, and find out more about Bad Day here. |
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Summerworks is Toronto’s indie theatre and arts festival and is now in its 20th year. We’ve picked two great plays out of the 42 that are being featured at this years festival: Theory, which questions how to remain progressive when progress becomes dangerous, and is showing August 5-15 at the Lower Ossington Theatre, and All of Him, an interactive, live biography of a jovial father with a dark past, being performed from August 6-15 at the Passe Muraille Backspace. For the full schedule, visit the Summerworks website. |
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The Darcys are a local Toronto band that creates melodic slow grooves. They released their first album Endless Water in June 2007 and recently returned from their cross Canada tour where they were promoting their new 7″ inch. |
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Styrofoam Ones are a punk-synth trio born and raised in TO. They play a raucous show filled with masks and theatrics, creating a whirlwind of energy. You can check out their music here. |
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