Kitchen talks are a core part of our everyday culture – and many of them are, not by chance, dealing with topics that are commonplace-workaday and existential in one. No wonder, as the kitchen is a place where we're preparing (and often also consuming) our daily meals. A perfect opportunity to think and talk about basics – be it just for us or with others.
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in [airchive], [gunst], [gunstradio], [radioKIOSK]
tags: alltagskultur, alltagstechnologien, art & economy, art & media, art & society, audio, commons, communication, erzählen, everyday cultures, everyday technologies, geschichten & geschichte, klang, klangkunst, kommunikation, kunst & gesellschaft, kunst & medien, kunst & ökonomie, radio, sound, sound art, stories & histories, storytelling, utopias, utopien
It's all (about) work? And if so, how does this work in a society under digital conditions that is not only building and built upon globally networked production and consumption, but that has also established new technologies of the self?
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in [airchive], [gunst], [gunstradio], [radioKIOSK]
tags: alltagskultur, alltagstechnologien, analogital, art & economy, art & media, art & society, digital culture, digitale kultur, everyday cultures, everyday technologies, kunst & gesellschaft, kunst & medien, kunst & ökonomie, material culture, materielle kultur, media cultures, medienkulturen, objects & things, objekte/sachen/dinge, radio, time, zeit
Digital media have changed our images and our imaginations in many ways. By digging into the histories of imaging technologies we can get a better idea not only about the past, but about the presence as well. Let us take a closer look at two artistic projects exploring this field.
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in [airchive], [gunst], [gunstradio], [radioKIOSK]
tags: alltagskultur, alltagstechnologien, analogital, art & economy, art & media, audio, bild & imagination, digital culture, digitale kultur, displays, everyday cultures, everyday technologies, film, fotografie, geschichten & geschichte, image & imagination, instrumente, instruments, kunst & medien, kunst & ökonomie, media archaeology, medienarchäologie, net cultures, network cultures, netzkulturen, photography, radio, stories & histories, video
Eat(ing), Dring(ing), Plant(ing) – activities that can be considered as different, yet also connected with each other in many ways.
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in [airchive], [gunst], [gunstradio], [radioKIOSK]
tags: alltagskultur, alltagstechnologien, art & economy, art & media, art & society, audio, biologie, biology, commons, communication, cultural history, dinge, ecology, everyday cultures, everyday technologies, gardens & gardening, gärten & gärtnern, green, grün, installation, klang, klangkunst, knowledge cultures, kommunikation, kulturgeschichte, kunst & gesellschaft, kunst & medien, kunst & ökonomie, material culture, materielle kultur, nachhaltigkeit, ökologie, radio, sound, sound art, sustainability, things, utopias, utopien, wissenskulturen
to work or not to work
radia #451: on strike for a job + radia #245: memento internationale
one hour of radio art. about work. and workers. who are not working. for different reasons.
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in [airchive], [gunst], [radiator]
tags: alltagskultur, art & economy, art & society, erinnerung, everyday cultures, klang, klangkunst, kunst & gesellschaft, kunst & ökonomie, memory, radio, sound, sound art
RadioGarten : Gemeinsam in Ginnheim | RadioGarden : Ginnheim Commons
On Ginnheim's churchyard (Ginnheimer Kirchplatz), a community garden has grown. In containers, you'll find flowers in full bloom, vegetables prospering and berries ripening. No fences around. Regularly, gardeners are coming – but not only to take care of the plants. Rather, they are meeting to discuss about community and commons – and about future common perspectives for Ginnheim…
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in [airchive], [gunst], [gunstradio], [RadioRhizomE]
tags: alltagskultur, architecture, architektur, art & economy, art & society, bildung, biologie, biology, city, commons, communication, diy, do it yourself, do it yourself-cultures, do-it-yourself-kulturen, education, everyday cultures, gardens & gardening, gärten & gärtnern, green, grün, knowledge cultures, kommunikation, kunst & gesellschaft, kunst & ökonomie, nachhaltigkeit, natur, nature, net cultures, network cultures, netzkulturen, orte & räume, raum, space, spaces & places, stadt, stadtlandschaften, sustainability, urban cultures, urban landscapes, urbane kulturen, vermittlung, wissenskulturen
crisis
radia #427: crisis? what crisis? + radia #397: istanbul courthoustep
crisis? what crisis?
whenever "the crisis" becomes an argument, you should better listen. closely. who is talking (about) "the crisis"?
what are the motives and motivations for this kind of talk? if everybody looks at "the crisis": what is getting out of sight?
who is judging about the crisis? how is this done? if there is a great lament about the state of crisis and so called "alternativeless solutions" – should you believe? or is it rather about distracting attention from thinkting about the real reasons – and that these should be named before "alternativeless solutions" are being installed?
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in [airchive], [gunst], [radiator]
tags: alltagskultur, alltagstechnologien, art & economy, art & media, art & society, audio, commons, communication, everyday cultures, everyday technologies, klang, klangkunst, kommunikation, kunst & gesellschaft, kunst & medien, kunst & ökonomie, material culture, materielle kultur, radio, sound, sound art, topologien, topologies
encyclopedia of stolen ideas
Who owns ideas? Can ideas be owned – just like material things? Obviously, the notion of "ownership" is quite problematic in this context.
The "encyclopedia of stolen ideas" is an online platform to reflect upon these issues.
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in [fundus], [gunst], [schaufenster]
tags: analogital, art & economy, art & society, art history, artists' myths, authorship, autorschaft, commons, communication, cultural history, digital culture, digitale kultur, institutionen, institutions, kommunikation, kulturgeschichte, kunst & gesellschaft, kunst & ökonomie, kunstgeschichte, künstlermythen, media, medien, net cultures, netzkulturen, vermittlung
panem@circenses
"panem@circenses" (or in short: p@c) deals with the operating system(s) of art in the society. it is conceived as an online infobase and learning platform. the basic structure delivers a set of terms stemming from the roman circus (as a site created for the amusement of the plebs), each of which is set in parallel to one part of the system of contemporary art.
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in [fundus], [gunst], [schaufenster]
tags: art & economy, art & society, art history, artists' myths, bildung, communication, curating, education, institutionen, institutions, kommunikation, kunst & gesellschaft, kunst & ökonomie, kunstgeschichte, künstlermythen, kuratieren, topologien, topologies, vermittlung
haben wollen | wanna have
"wanna have" ("haben wollen") is a concept developed for the artist Lukas Einsele. It is based on a barter deal: motivated by the desire to own it, a photograph is being written about (the text format to do so is open, be it rather descriptive or poetic). A copy of the text is handed over to the artist, the author of the text gets a copy print of the photo.
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in [fundus], [gunst]
tags: art & economy, commons, communication, fotografie, kommunikation, kunst & ökonomie, media, medien, photography, vermittlung