KIOSK:RADIO:KIOSK - Karten Lesen | Reading Cards
The last GUNSTradio show of the year sees miss.gunst reading cards. Don't worry: We won't urge you to take part in a lecture on cartography. Nor we're going to dive into cartomancy – at least not as you use to know it…
more…
in [airchive], [gunst], [radioKIOSK]
tags: art & media, bild & imagination, communication, cultural history, cultural studies, displays, image & imagination, institutionen, institutions, (in)visibility, kommunikation, kulturgeschichte, kulturwissenschaften, kunst & medien, material, time, topologien, topologies, (un)sichtbarkeit, vermittlung, zeit
FROM CHINA von | by Butterland (radia #491)
An acoustic field trip through China and Chinese childhood.
more…
in [airchive], [fundus], [gunst], [gunstradio], [radiator], [schaufenster]
tags: alltagskultur, archiv, archive, art & media, art & society, audio, bild & imagination, cultural studies, erinnerung, erzählen, everyday cultures, geschichten & geschichte, image & imagination, klang, klangkunst, kulturwissenschaften, kunst & gesellschaft, kunst & medien, orte & räume, radio, raum, sound, sound art, space, spaces & places, stories & histories, storytelling, time, topographien, topographies, zeit
Ernst Karel: Materials Recovery Facility
The alchemy of everyday. In our (post-)industrial society, there's quite a lot if stuff that won't go to the compost – yet can provide precious material resources. How does this sound? Let us follow Ernst Karel to a matreials recovery facility in Charlestown, Massachusetts…
RadioRhizomE: Rohstoff Recycling | Materials Recovery is a guest show from mobile radio, originally broadcasted as part of mobile radio BSP, mobile radio's programme for the Sao Paulo Art Biennial 2012.
mobile radio is a project by Sarah Washington and Knut Aufermann.
Ernst Karel's "Materials Recovery Facility" is a stereophonic field recording of a materials recovery unit based in Charlestown, Massachusetts. The audio has been recorded in January 2011. A first edition of the piece has been created in 2012 for Sensate. A Journal for Experiments in Critical Media Practice, where it is to be experienced online as part of the special collection "Return to the unseen 2.0".
Ernst Karel is a cultural anthropologist, sound collector, musician and composer. He is currently based in Camebridge, Massachusetts, where he he's lecturer in anthropology at Harvard University and manages the Sensory Ehnography Lab.*
Credits:
miss.gunst would like to thank Ernst Karel for his wonderful piece; Knut Aufermann and Sarah Wahington for not only being great radio artist, but also relentless radio art networkers; acclitvity for donating a part of his garden to freesound.org, from where we lent a part of the meadow (including the birds in the trees) for the intro part of our show; and last but not least freesound.org for being such a great resource of hq field recordings.
* Hyperlinks auf externe Webseiten sollten in einem eigenen Browser-Fenster öffnen. Mehr zu diesem Thema im disclaimer des www.kuniver.se. | Hyperlinks to external webpages should open in a separate window of your browser. Pls. see the disclaimer of www.kuniver.se in case.
in [airchive], [gunst], [gunstradio], [RadioRhizomE]
tags: alltagskultur, alltagstechnologien, art & society, audio, bild & imagination, city, commons, cultural history, cultural studies, dinge, everyday cultures, everyday technologies, image & imagination, (in)visibility, klang, klangkunst, kulturgeschichte, kulturwissenschaften, kunst & gesellschaft, nachhaltigkeit, objects & things, objekte/sachen/dinge, radio, recycling, sound, sound art, stadt, stadtlandschaften, sustainability, things, time, (un)sichtbarkeit, urban cultures, urban landscapes, urbane kulturen, zeit
DIY Radio
DIY radio is a theme based special series on GUNSTradio exploring the manifold facettes of contemporary Do-It-Yourself-cultures and their historical background. Running from December 2010 onwards, broadcasted at GUNSTradio's hour (3rd friday of the month, from 2 pm till 3 pm) on radio x Frankfurt Main.
more…
in [airchive], [fundus], [gunst], [schaufenster]
tags: alltagskultur, alltagstechnologien, analogital, art & media, art & society, bildung, commons, communication, cultural history, cultural studies, curating, digital culture, digital media, digitale kultur, digitale medien, dinge, displays, diy, do it yourself, do it yourself-cultures, do-it-yourself-kulturen, education, electronic culture, elektronische kultur, erfindungen, erzählen, everyday cultures, everyday technologies, gadgets, geek, gender, geschichten & geschichte, geschlecht, history of science, information technologies, informationstechnologien, inventions, (in)visibility, knowledge, knowledge cultures, kommunikation, kulturgeschichte, kulturwissenschaften, kunst & gesellschaft, kunst & medien, kuratieren, material, material culture, materielle kultur, media archaeology, media cultures, media history, media theory, medienarchäologie, mediengeschichte, medienkulturen, medientheorie, medienwissenschaft, net culture, net cultures, network cultures, netzkultur, netzkulturen, objects, objects & things, objekt, objekte/sachen/dinge, popular culture, popular science, populärkultur, radio, stories & histories, storytelling, technologie, technology, things, (un)sichtbarkeit, utopias, utopien, vermittlung, wissen, wissenschaftsgeschichte, wissenskulturen
Digital Dust Diaries
The project is dedicated to digital dust collection and what might be called a media archeology in the broadest sense; subjects of research include a wide spectrum of (para)phenomena, instable, dead and undead media, their apparitions and their dispersion.
more…
in [fundus], [gunst], [schaufenster]
tags: alltagskultur, alltagstechnologien, analogital, archive, archives, art & hermetism, art & media, art & occult traditions, art & science, art history, bild & imagination, commons, cultural history, cultural studies, death, death culture, digital culture, digital decay, digital media, digitale kultur, digitale medien, digitaler verfall, dinge, displays, electronic art, electronic arts, electronic culture, electronic music, elektronische kultur, elektronische kunst, elektronische musik, erfindungen, erinnerung, erzählen, esoteric traditions, esoterische traditionen, everyday cultures, everyday technologies, film, fotografie, geschichten & geschichte, hermeticism, hermetik, history of science, image & imagination, information technologies, informationstechnologien, inventions, (in)visibility, knowledge, knowledge cultures, kulturgeschichte, kulturwissenschaften, kunst & hermetik, kunst & medien, kunst & okkulte traditionen, kunst & wissenschaft, kunstgeschichte, material, material culture, materielle kultur, media, media archaeology, media cultures, media history, media theory, medien, medienarchäologie, mediengeschichte, medienkulturen, medientheorie, medienwissenschaft, memory, nachhaltigkeit, net art, net culture, net cultures, network cultures, netzkultur, netzkulturen, netzkunst, objects, objects & things, objekt, objekte/sachen/dinge, occultation, occultism, okkultation, okkultismus, performance, photography, popular culture, popular science, populärkultur, recycling, science fiction, stories & histories, storytelling, sustainability, technologie, technology, things, time, tod, totenkultur, (un)sichtbarkeit, veranschaulichung, verdunklung, wissen, wissenschaftsgeschichte, wissenskulturen, zeit