The first issue of Radiauteur #1, on the subject of Freedom, is out at last! It features radio artworks by Alexander Baker, Sarah Boothroyd, Florent Colautti, hmbkr, La Cosa Preziosa, Matthew MacKisack, Margaret Noble, Lee Palmer, ProTon Sonic Art and Gregory Whitehead (who also contributed with a text). There are…
Helen Thorington contributes a feature article on the evolving context for sound and radio practice, exploring networked media, participatory platforms and the sonification of every-day objects. An introducing to a series of Radio Art including recent works by Christof Migone and Sarah Washington. In Tate: Intermedia Art What is Radio…
El lado femenino del sonido, así es como tituló Sol Rezza a este preciado artículo publicado en la revista Sonograma sobre la historia de las mujeres que trabajaron en el Radiophonic Workshop de la BBC. Sol Rezza muestra un gran interés por rastrear las huellas y las historias de la mujeres que han utilizado la […]
NEW AMERICAN RADIO The works created by the artists who participated in New Radio and Performing Arts’ (NRPA) New American Radio series during the 1980s and 90s characterize a uniquely American sensibility, culture and landscape, and their diverse voices and visions represent a cross-section of our individual and collective histories…
As part of “Meltdown,” a new music festival held in London, a radio art project using FM airwaves will begin in June. Phil ENGLAND, organizer of the project as well as a staff member of England’s much respected LMC (London Musicians Collective) and an editor at Resonance magazine, explains what…
50 years ago this month, the most celebrated electronic music studio in the world was established. We trace the history of the Radiophonic Workshop, talking to the composers and technical staff who helped to create its unique body of work. Steve Marshall Published in SOS April 2008 I was 10…
Miguel Molina Alarcón Universidad Politécnica de Valencia Texto publicado en Memorias de la Sexta Bienal de Radio. Edita Radio Educación, México, 2005. págs. 187-195 Parecería absurdo que después de haber pasado más de 80 años de las primeras transmisiones radiofónicas nos preguntemos ¿se han desarrollado suficientemente las posibilidades expresivas y…
Hi! ¡Hola! For our first post on radioartnet we’d like to introduce ourselves. Syntone is a francophone blog founded in December 2008 that aims to be an online magazine about the arts of radio. We provide news about radio art festivals, conferences, competitions, special broadcasts on an international level (see…
In ‘Radio Net’, the mixing was done with what could be seen as a special case of time-division multiplexing. Although heard as a conventional mix of input signals, the output was actually being switched very quickly from input to input. The perceived level of an input in the mix depended…
“Radio art or radioart is a new genre of art and I think this is the most advanced genre among the arts using electronics”. T.K. Tetsuo Kogawa: A Radioart Manifesto