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HDTS 4 (2004)

Radio Free Joshua Tree: Peacenik at the Beatnik

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Ted Quinn

Radio Free Joshua Tree (formerly ‘Peacenik at the Beatnik’) was webcast weekly from the Beatnik Cafe (now the Red Arrow Gallery) from 2004 to 2006, by musician/cultural activist Ted Quinn. A High Desert Test Sites Episode featured several HDTS artists, plus interviews with Noah Purifoy, musician Fred Drake and work by performance artist Elia Arce. Quinn now hosts a local music show on the airwaves at Z107 7 fm, Joshua Tree, Sundays 4-6pm (also podcast on iTunes.)

Programs

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Biennials

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HDTS 4 (2004)

OCTOBER 23, 2004 - OCTOBER 24, 2004

Roxanne Bartlett

Pentti Monkkonen

"Believer" and "Party of One"

Desert Faux Pas

Green Tent: A Competition to Design a Sustainable Camping Shelter

Stephanie Smith

Interpretive Taxonomy for the California Oriente in the Vicinity of Joshua Tree

Christopher James

Left Mitten / The Great Denudation

Portraits of the Missing

John Brinton Hogan

Road Sign, Air Pocket

Site : Nonsite : Quartzsite

Surprise, Terror, Superstition, Silence, Melancholy, Power, Strength

Krblin Jihn Kabin

Eames Demetrios

Untitled by Kristen Botshekan

Kristen Botshekan

Wearer-Wanderers

Artist's Swap Meet

AZ Wagon Station Rekit Project

Church of the Cult of P / Desserts in the Desert

Free Radio HDTS

Fabienne Lasserre

Kathleen Johnson

Lost Desert Stage

Lost, Target, Home, Always, Swing Station

Radio Free Joshua Tree: Peacenik at the Beatnik

The History of the Last Five Minutes (No.1)

Untitled by Jack Pierson

Wood Tower (Gets the Job Done)