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Hear artists, curators and other cool, smart people discuss the art in SMoCA's exhibitions and learn about the Museum.

You can:
	Visit SMoCA and use your cell phone to call (480) 281-9922 to access the audio information while you view the art. Call (480) 281-9922 anytime, from anywhere, to hear selections from the current audio menu. Download individual MP3 files to your desktop or your portable audio player by right clicking and selecting "save target as."

Audio Guides Archive Menu: Seriously Funny Car Culture southwestNET: Melinda Bergman Lyle Ashton Harris: Blow Up Behind the scenes at SMoCA Architecture and Public Art at SMoCA
Seriously Funny on view February 14, 2009 - May 24, 2009
	Alejandro Diaz Naked Artist Inside Alejandro Diaz Make Your Own Damn Tortillas Kjellgren Alkire's "artist crush" on Alejandro Diaz's Make Your Own Damn Tortillas Kjellgren Alkire Martin Kersels Headache Martin Kersels on Nina Katchadourian's The Genealogy of the Supermarket Nina Katchadourian The Genealogy of the Supermarket Nina Katchadourian Monument to the Unelected Nina Katchadourian on Dan Perjovschi's The Arizona Drawing Lara Taubman, independent art critic and curator, on Dan Perjovschi's work Dan Perjovschi Dan Perjovschi on Maurizio Cattelan's Frank and Jamie Arlene Shechet Arlene Shechet talking about her sculpture technique Arlene Shechet on Amy Sillman's paintings

Car Culture on view January 18 - April 27, 2008
	Hear from the artists:
	Margarita Cabrera Amy Stein how she finds people stranded on the side of the road to photograph the special story of a young girl named Peri Liz Cohen what major mechanical modifications she made to her low-rider why she wanted to turn a Trabant into an El Camino
	Hear from the collaborators:
	Don Barsellotti, owner, Elwood Body Works Salvatore Seno, sales manager, AAA Yellow Cab Arizona
Click here to download the compiled podcast for Car Culture.
southwestNET: Melinda Bergman on view January 30 - April 27, 2008
	Listen as the artist describes:
	her story her title, Every way in is a way out walking in Phoenix her unexpected use of materials
Click here to download the compiled podcast for southwestNET: Melinda Bergman.
Lyle Ashton Harris: Blow Up on view February 8 - May 27, 2008
	Hear from the artist about:
	Michael Stewart, who inspired the artwork, St. Michael Stewart where the flour sacks from Untitled (Blow Up Painting) came from and why how the horrific crimes of Jeffery Dahmer inspired "The Watering Hole"
	Hear from the author Sarah Lewis about:
	what art has to do with love and war
Click here to download the compiled podcast for Lyle Ashton Harris: Blow Up.
Behind the scenes at SMoCA:
	Listen as SMoCA staff describes:
	SMoCA's history SMoCA's mission SMoCA's board of directors contemporary art why you should be a member of SMoCA how the community shapes SMoCA what you can do to help the Museum protect art how exhibitions happen how a docent can help me navigate contemporary art
Click here to download the compiled podcast for Behind the scenes at SMoCA.
Architecture and Public Art at SMoCA:
	Hear about Scrim Wall by James Carpenter Design Associates and James Turrell's mesmerizing skyspace:
	how Scrim Wall casts rainbows what you will see in Knight Rise why light is poetic for Turrell
SMoCA's cell phone tours are generously made possible by N. Bud and Beverly Grossman, Nancy and Art Schwalm and Karen and John Voris. For additional information, please contact smoca@sccarts.org.

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