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project related

sonosphere.org

A sound art display on the web

The life of a radio broadcast is usually of short duration. After only a few transmissions valuable acoustic treasures disappear without trace into the archives of the broadcasting centres. Hardly any of the public broadcasters also provide public access to their productions. This is particularly regrettable when it involves original radio art. It is precisely this art form which brings out the exceptional expressiveness of the medium. The virtual exhibition of sonosphere.org was created in a co-operation of Deutschlandradio Kultur, the Phonurgia Nova association and the Musée Réattu Arles and Nathalie Singer in order to provide a resonance space for innovative artistic work with sound.

http://sonosphere.org

guests and cooperation

Alessandro Bossetti, Sound Artist

Alessandro Bossetti, Sound Artist

Guest at Workshop 02: Archives and Auditive Knowledge Formations. Radioarchives in transition towards digital organization on 26 February 2016 in Weimar


Udo Noll, Media Artist, Radio Aporee

Guest at Workshop 02: Archives and Auditive Knowledge Formations. Radioarchives in transition towards digital organization on 26 February 2016 in Weimar


Andy O'Dwyer

Andy O'Dwyer, Technologist / Project Manager, BBC Research & Development

Guest at Workshop 02: Archives and Auditive Knowledge Formations. Radioarchives in transition towards digital organization on 26 February 2016 in Weimar

http://www.bbc.co.uk/rd/people/andy-odwyer

Elisabeth Zimmermann, Editor & Producer, Ö1 Kunstradio

Guest at Workshop 02: Archives and Auditive Knowledge Formations. Radioarchives in transition towards digital organization on 26 February 2016 in Weimar


Michael Markert, Media Artist, Guest Researcher for Interface-Design, Bauhaus-Universität Weimar

Guest at Workshop 02: Archives and Auditive Knowledge Formations. Radioarchives in transition towards digital organization on 26 February 2016 in Weimar