Radiophonic Spaces
2018, Nov 1 — Dec 10
What significance does listening knowledge have in our present-day shaped by visual cultures? How are the cultures, aesthetics and politics of transmission and reception changing? In a walk-in radio archive visitors can discover more than 200 works of radio art by John Cage, Friederike Mayröcker, Milo Rau and many others.
Mara Mills: A Field Guide to Interference
Part of “Der Ohrenmensch” English original version Lecture, Nov 2, 2018
Wolfgang Hagen: Radio and the Aprophecy of the Digital (German)
Part of “Der Ohrenmensch” German original version Lecture, Nov 2, 2018
Der Ohrenmensch
Nov 1–3, 2018 Lectures, performances, concerts
Radiophonic Spaces: Manual
Katrin Klingan: Opening Speech
Part of “Der Ohrenmensch” English translation Nov 1, 2018
Wolfgang Ernst: Voice Memory and the Algorithmic Ear (German)
Part of “Der Ohrenmensch” German original version Lecture, Nov 1, 2018
Wolfgang Ernst: Voice Memory and the Algorithmic Ear
Part of “Der Ohrenmensch” English translation Lecture, Nov 1, 2018
Katrin Klingan: Opening Speech (German)
Part of “Der Ohrenmensch” German original version Nov 1, 2018
Flora Lysen: Brainwave Broadcasting and the “Radio Sense” (German)
Part of “Der Ohrenmensch” German translation Lecture, Nov 1, 2018
Flora Lysen: Brainwave Broadcasting and the “Radio Sense”
Part of “Der Ohrenmensch” English original version Lecture, Nov 1, 2018
Wolfgang Ernst: Voice Memory and the Algorithmic Ear (German)
Part of “Der Ohrenmensch” German original version Lecture, Nov 1, 2018
Flora Lysen: Brainwave Broadcasting and the “Radio Sense”
Part of “Der Ohrenmensch” English original version Lecture, Nov 1, 2018
Opening: Bernd Scherer, Nathalie Singer (German)
German original version Opening speeches, Nov 1, 2018
Radiophonic Spaces | Sound teaser
Walk-in radio archive and platform for listening knowledge Nov 1–Dec 10, 2018