The Daddy of Northern Ireland's Performance Art Scene James King
79 year old Derry based James King is considered the father of performance art in Northern Ireland - in a wide ranging interview he talks about the breadth of his work.
79 year old Derry based James King is considered the father of performance art in Northern Ireland. In a wide ranging interview he talks about the breadth of his work - from playful street theatre to artistic protest to why he still climbs bins to get a better view of the world.
Also Marie-Louise continues her short series exploring the meaning of UNESCO City of Music status for Belfast and film critic Mike Catto reviews Branagh's film "Belfast" and looks at how this Northern Irish city has been depicted on the big screen.
Music supplied by 麻豆社 Radio Ulster's Where Music Matters, we have SOAK's new single and a banger chosen by The Culture Cafe's Peter McCaughan.
Photograph by Rebecca Strain.
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- Sat 29 Jan 2022 18:05麻豆社 Radio Ulster & 麻豆社 Radio Foyle