Radio Landscapes is a series of radio documentaries that explore how landscape can make community, how communities are formed by history, circumstance and opportunity; how they are propelled to form creative collaborations and alliances; and what issues they now face. Radio Lanscapes Two (in New York) will be set on the Lower Manhattan landfill where Art On The Beach was created and performed. Interviewees will include performing artists and venues which were active in the 1980s and how they contributed to the present-day art scene globally. As a whole, the piece should shed light on the community as a whole as it began, and the contributions and contrasts which exist in the present day. Radio Landscapes One focussed on the San Ildefonso Pueblo during World War II, a time when Oppenheimer and the Los Alamos Lab were making the atomic bomb.