Guggenheim Manager of Public Engagement Rachel Ropeik and Curator Nat Trotman speak about the Museum Artwork at Jus Broadcasting on the Ajj da Mudda and Jus Galbaat shows. Felix Gonzalez-Torres' sculpture “Untitled” (Public Opinion) spent the month of June at Jus Broadcasting's headquarters in Astoria, Queens.
The Bikkar Badshah show featuring Jaggi Singh as a comedic corrupt Punjabi police officer was shot this week at Pet Resources in the South Bronx.
As part of . . . circle through New York this month Punjabi TV network Jus Broadcasting is shooting episodes of its shows at the St. Philip's Church in Harlem. Watch this episode of their topical show Honestly which asks members of the St. Philip's congregation questions such as: How do you feel about the abuse against minority citizens in America? What's your view of interracial relationships? If African Americans and Indians had a dance-off who would win?
This month Jus Broadcasting is taking up St. Philip's Church's call to action. They have specifically decided to reflect on the lack of Punjabi women actively involved in political scenarios. Why are they not involved and what are some ways they can get involved? These include, but are not limited to, gurudwara (sikh temple) politics, Punjab politics, Indian politics, American politics (local and federal).
During the . . . circle through New York Open House Jus Broadcasting invited the general public into thier studio to shoot an episode of the show Honestly. The questions of the day related to the role of women in contemporary politicl life.
Jus Broadcasting's Punjabi news show Ajj da Mudda talks with St. Philip's Rev Chloe Breyer about interfaith work before the Thurgood Marshall Law Day program which featured Supreme Court Justice Stephen G. Breyer.
In April Astoria Queen's based Punjabi TV station Jus Broadcasting shot episodes of its news show Aja Mudda and its new fast-paced topical interview show Honestly at the Guggenheim Museum.
In March as part of . . . circle through New York, a drama class from the Frank Sinatra School of the Arts wrote and acted in an episode of the Bikkar Badshah show featuring Jaggi Singh as a comedic corrupt Punjabi police officer. The finished episode aired on Jus 24x7.
Jus Broadcasting's show Honestly asks guests on the show to be, well, honest. Join a parrot-themed taping of Honestly with a special appearance by Pinkie in the studio! Drop in any time between 5:00-8:00 PM, friends and guests are also welcome. Participants will be interviewed about topics ranging from art to pets to pop culture, for approximately 15-20 minutes, and will get a chance to meet Pinkie. If you'd like to reserve a specific time, send an email to aharsanyi@guggenheim.org.
This month as part of . . . circle through New York, Jus Broadcasting will be producing Punjabi TV shows at the Guggenheim Museum. Jus Broadcasting's Bikkar Badshah show features Jaggi Singh as a comedic corrupt Punjabi police officer. Bikkar as he explores the Museum and interacts with visitors. The finished episode will air on Jus 24x7 and will be posted to this site.
Documentation: Giacomo Francia
ISAW scholar Irene Soto is interviewed by Jus Broadcasting's show the VIBE on aspects of beauty and fashion in the ancient world.
Documentation: Giacomo Francia
Documentation: Giacomo Francia
Documentation: Giacomo Francia
Bikker Badshah with members of the High School Drama class
The high school drama class making one of many research visits to JUS Broadcasting, their first stop on . . . circle through New York. They appeared on Bikkar, a corrupt-cop comedy show and are preparing a scripted segment based on their research that will be shot and broadcast film later in March.
