Listening Vault
Memory Hole
Three sonic approaches weigh the heft of correcting the archives. They cast the granular scope of race and gender; the politics of radio art collections; the irony of sampling the sample, and in each, there is a reshaping. Featuring Ariana Martinez, Ricardo iamuuri Robinson & Karen Werner.
Memory Hole
Three sonic approaches weigh the heft of correcting the archives. They cast the granular scope of race and gender; the politics of radio art collections; the irony of sampling the sample, and in each, there is a reshaping. Featuring Ariana Martinez, Ricardo iamuuri Robinson & Karen Werner.
What is not a map?
We have tried to pin down the unmappable, like a virus or a cure or a border. A signal is spotted. Gap-maps are traversed between media. Ten sonic projects consider the dissipation for Earlid’s annual Liminal Sounds.
What is not a map?
We have tried to pin down the unmappable, like a virus or a cure or a border. A signal is spotted. Gap-maps are traversed between media. Ten sonic projects consider the dissipation for Earlid’s annual Liminal Sounds.
Monsters & Ghosts
Six sonic entanglements attune to uncertainties in a collapsing world. We need to hear these voices—real and imagined and aestheticized—to mirror our potential energies for changing a devastating future squarely in our midst. LISTEN + READ.
Monsters & Ghosts
Six sonic entanglements attune to uncertainties in a collapsing world. We need to hear these voices—real and imagined and aestheticized—to mirror our potential energies for changing a devastating future squarely in our midst. LISTEN + READ.
hubris ~ humility
We think we’ve adapted to one failed imperial adventure, one endless war, one psyche-depleting degradation after another. Three sound artists harrow into the gut of hubristic acts and their potential for humility. Featuring the work of Meira Asher, Evangeline Riddiford Graham and Myra Al-Rahim. LISTEN + READ.
hubris ~ humility
We think we’ve adapted to one failed imperial adventure, one endless war, one psyche-depleting degradation after another. Three sound artists harrow into the gut of hubristic acts and their potential for humility. Featuring the work of Meira Asher, Evangeline Riddiford Graham and Myra Al-Rahim. LISTEN + READ.
The Dream Had Me
The underworld whispers. Peer through the peephole. We are lured into lucid states, through engagements with others, along the sounded gaps of memory. Twelve short works in Earlid’s annual Liminal Sounds. LISTEN……
The Dream Had Me
The underworld whispers. Peer through the peephole. We are lured into lucid states, through engagements with others, along the sounded gaps of memory. Twelve short works in Earlid’s annual Liminal Sounds. LISTEN……
Radio|Active
“Radioart cannot remain in the field of aesthetics any more. It has to be involved in ecology, micro-politics, and the philosophy of technology, too.” A new book mirrors the bustling, buzzing, radio-centric activities at Radio Revolten. It’s as if you were there with your ringing ears and your resonating body. READ + LISTEN…
Radio|Active
“Radioart cannot remain in the field of aesthetics any more. It has to be involved in ecology, micro-politics, and the philosophy of technology, too.” A new book mirrors the bustling, buzzing, radio-centric activities at Radio Revolten. It’s as if you were there with your ringing ears and your resonating body. READ + LISTEN…
Retreat, Disappearance
Proximity of ghosted towns and birds; imagined dissipation of entities lurking in and out of real life; the canceling signals— crossed and masked; anticipation of vaporized languages, words stuck inside mouths. There’s a joy in static memory, trundling through the inky tunnel and out into the light. Twelve short works in Earlid’s annual Liminal Sounds. LISTEN…
Retreat, Disappearance
Proximity of ghosted towns and birds; imagined dissipation of entities lurking in and out of real life; the canceling signals— crossed and masked; anticipation of vaporized languages, words stuck inside mouths. There’s a joy in static memory, trundling through the inky tunnel and out into the light. Twelve short works in Earlid’s annual Liminal Sounds. LISTEN…
Fidelity—scratch, static, decay
Body and mind and soul, we fall victim to time, place and the wind blowing upon our faces. Four artists collect sounds out of the ether, build them out of nothingness, a fidelity to the thin air itself. Read More.
Fidelity—scratch, static, decay
Body and mind and soul, we fall victim to time, place and the wind blowing upon our faces. Four artists collect sounds out of the ether, build them out of nothingness, a fidelity to the thin air itself. Read More.
Undulating Fabric of Time
What is a ghost? Karen Werner’s disembodied sonic artistry has a wraith-like way of arriving, like a stealth radio signal. Summon up one of those Viennese apartment dwellers, opening her door, quickly closing it after shaking out a rug, a blast of dust floating down the stairwell in the morning light. Listen + Read.
Undulating Fabric of Time
What is a ghost? Karen Werner’s disembodied sonic artistry has a wraith-like way of arriving, like a stealth radio signal. Summon up one of those Viennese apartment dwellers, opening her door, quickly closing it after shaking out a rug, a blast of dust floating down the stairwell in the morning light. Listen + Read.
Radio without scaffolding
“Podcasting is built out of a referent, it’s constantly trying to justify its existence by other means, rather than simply being.”
—Garrett Tiedemann, The White Whale
Eight practitioners have been bending noises since the very birth of the RSS towards those podcast experiments launched just this year. Won’t you join us for the conversations? LISTEN + READ.
Radio without scaffolding
“Podcasting is built out of a referent, it’s constantly trying to justify its existence by other means, rather than simply being.”
—Garrett Tiedemann, The White Whale
Eight practitioners have been bending noises since the very birth of the RSS towards those podcast experiments launched just this year. Won’t you join us for the conversations? LISTEN + READ.