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Harry Bix

Ep. 3

In the third episode of Into the Paint Anthony interviews artist and "situational interactivist" Harry Bix. Anthony asks Harry about his practice in performance and interactive media, his influences which range from football to hip-hop and landscape architecture, and the emergence of his project East Anglia Records.


Theme music by Harry Bix. Recorded at the AND Publishing studio in Bethnal Green, London.

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