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Node Location |
Node Description |
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| Goethe Gallery, Tokyo
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Tokyo |
From the Goethe gallery, Tokyo, radio art pioneer Tetsuo Kogawa curates and organises a six hour live event with on site performances and remote on line and/or radio contributions.
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| Ilana Zuckerman
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Jerusalem |
Ilana Zuckerman, curator/director of a poetry festival, former radio-art producer and as such member of the EBU ARS ACUSTICA group turns her flat in Jerusalem into a Radiotopia node. |
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| James Webb
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Kapstadt |
For Radiotopia, Kapstadt based sound-and media-artist James Webb compiled a special selection of soundfiles of recently conceived and realised works. |
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| Kunstradio ORF
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Vienna |
Kunstradio is a weekly radio-art program on Oesterreich 1, the cultural
channel of ORF, the Austrian National Radio. Kunstradio also produces a website, events, symposia and publications. |
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| Live From the Tundra
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Nunavut, Canada |
Katarina Soukup has selected stories and environmental sounds from the Live from the Tundra project; dispatches which were streamed via high speed satellite phone from Tasiujaq, a remote Inuit outpost camp on Baffin Island in the Canadian Arctic. |
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| NCCA, Kaliningrad Branch
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Kaliningrad |
The National Center for Contemporary Art, Kaliningrad Branch houses a huge archive of international Sound Poetry, curated by Dimitry Bulgakov. |
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