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what is radio? radia #415: what is radio? + radia #359: radio readings

what is radio? what are its potencies as a medium? and how does radio work as medium of art?
sure one could think and talk about these questions for hours. dedicate lectures, whole conferences and books to them.

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balkan radia #411: promaja + radia #165: swiss balkan creative music project

balkan. geographies. cultures. projections, interfering each other.
one journey on the path of words. one journey on the path of music.

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RANDOM TIME RADIO

Time. Measurment, rules and numbers. Rhythm, beat and clock. Synchronization.
But what if clocks are turning in a different way? If they are running out of rhythm, if they are standing still – set free from the ordinary regimes of time?
What kind of hours will the show? And how will those come together who are – with purpose, unwittingly or not – following their course? Can we imagine chance being the very key that will allow to synchronize their time(s), from time to time?

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endzeit

can we imagine the end of time? hardly. for this would be the end of the world as we know it. yet – and probably for this very reason – some people seem to like this idea. if there is a precise date for the count-down: even better!

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Dokumentation & Archiv | Documentation & Archive

Well, a garden needs a lot of work. And time. Of which we'd need definitely more. While the summer's harvest has still to be sorted and stored for later consume, the next season is already knocking at our door…

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summer night dreams (III) radia #387: late summer night's dream + radia #357: who am i to be with you

a last summer night's dream before autumn comes.

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summer night dreams (II) radia #386: radio dreaming + radia #325: the audible after-effects of drinking ether

and further we dream. of the passing summer. sending another broadcast with radiophonic day and night reveries into the ether. that is probably already in us? one way or the other. who knows.

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summer night dreams (I) radia #383: dreams for delia + radia #256: the nocturnal state of the city

summer night dreams. sent into the ether.

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Datscha-Radio: Auf Wiederhören! | Hear you again!

How fast a week can pass by! Datscha-Radio has broadcasted for seven days and nights from the Garden – with a considerable number of live concerts, performances and talks with artists, musicians and gardeners, with readings, sound art, music programmes and garden ghost hours about and around gardens, gardening and everything you can find, encounter and/or dream of in a garden.
Great many thanks to everybody!

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Die Gärten der Riesen | Giants' Gardens

In the giants' gardens is growing another time. A time of which we do not know. As probably men never will. For sure not those who claim them for their own…

A sound walk through (in)visble gardens, along the fences and walls hiding the giants' gardens.

The starting point for the walk is a text originally written during my research within the TIME INVENTORS' KABINET (TIK)* ("Die Gärten der Riesen"), published in the TIK book about "Gstettn" (Graz 2011). A first version has been broadcasted as part of GUNSTradio's TIME BENDING CLOCK RADIO series in June 2012.

For Datscha-Radio's* Morning Field a new version has been created, shifting the garden walk towards an imaginary morning hour.

Credits:
miss.gunst and her inverse rabbit would like to thank the following artists and sound collectors:
alchemical for listening to countryside early morning hours; dobroide and acclivity for roosters and their kikeriki;
inchadney for a garden with birds and bees; dr doom and kyster for even more birds; soundbytes for a garden warbler; sonsdebarcelona for filling the pond and benboncan for listening to the frogs; offthesky for his windchimes; digifish for walking the paths. Very special thanks to tk for joining the production;t he TIK collective, especially Reni Hofmüller and the Graz Gstettn team for inspiring dicussions; and Oscar Wilde for his wonderful fairy tale that was the first seed for the musings about giant's gardens.

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