[ GUNST ]

lessons
radia #219 drawing exercises + radia #153 learning tibetan
[pls. scroll down for english version & credits]

weiterbildung im doppelpack!
im ersten teil der sendung laden gilbertandgrape zu einer zeichenstunde ein.
danach gibt es noch einmal eine gelegenheit, tibetisch zu lernen.

credits und hintergrundinformationen: siehe unten

[english]

further eductation for everybody! a double feature of advanced vocational training.

in the first part of our show gilbertandgrape invite us to join a drawing lesson:

"During 2009 GilbertandGrape are closing down, reprocessing all their things and returning the Moose to the Sunset. As we do this we invite you to join us on the Radia broadcast to take part in drawing exercises. On the special Radia broadcast we will draw one of our things together with our radio broadcast audience. We will then pass the object into our local economy for further use by giving it to our nearest thrift store.

HOW TO BE WITH US DURING THIS EVENT
GilbertandGrape will sketch the object in front of the microphone. Making the drawing on a chart ruled off into many squares. Radio listeners provide themselves with a similar chart and when GilbertandGrape announce the line is going through a certain numbered square the listners can then duplicate this on their own grid.

YOU WILL NEED

1x A4 paper with 3cm grid (DOWNLOAD at www.gilbertandgrape.co.uk or draw your own)
1x pencil

Each drawing exercise takes approx 15mins.

RECYCLE YOUR DRAWINGS
Post us your drawings: Closing Down c/o gilbertandgrape, Soundart Radio, The Gallery, Dartington, Devon, TQ9 6EJ, UK or email them to drawing@gilbertandgrape.co.uk"

gilbertandgrape is a collaborative project between Helen Pritchard (UK) and Anne-Marte Eidseth Rygh (N). Established in 2003 the artists share a background in performance writing at Dartington College of Arts, UK.
Find more info at www.gilbertandgrape.co.uk

afterwards we'll get another chance to improve our skills in speaking tibetan:

"Learning Tibetan is produced by Echo Ho and Hannes Hoelzl, collectively known as earweego.
The programme finds Echo and Hannes celebrating the Tibetan new year with Tibetans in Germany and turns into a crash course of the Tibetan language."

Find more on (and of) earweego at www.earweego.net

credits
miss.gunst would like to thank the following artists and sound collectors:
jovica for the space machine, corsica s for some beautiful radiator sounds;
helen pritchard, anne-marte eidseth rygh and soundart, dartington, for a very special drawing lesson;
earweego and resonance, london, for teaching us tibetan;
as well as radia.fm radio art network for being a crowd of incredibly creative partners.

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