oh yes! i wdould love to contribute/participate
have done various radio projects in the past
most recent taped one played at A DAY FOR BOB COBBING
London, 23 september 2000
collage of radio recorded Boston Black preacher,thunderstorm
recorded live on north oakland avenue here in Milwaukee &
a sound poem of mine
did some for pirate radio stattion in Milwaukee &
also various Boston area stations--
collaging natural sounds, streets sounds, radio excerpts,
over dubs etc--with sound poems--and music--
for some--made "invisible" visual poems, whih are mounted in
studio
or site of the collaging--during the broadcast
thus though are unseen over radio--via air waves hopes of some
reverberations, emantions of the visual--may be extended in space
and time--via working with their rhythms in the soundings--
david baptiste chirot
On Mon, 27 Nov 2000, Keri & Tom Marion wrote:
> i would absolutely like to participate.
>
> km
> From: "Ceyda Karamürsel (Customertech-Yet.Uzm.)"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Monday, November 27, 2000 12:34 AM
> Subject: FLUXLIST: fluxlist radio piece.
>
>
> >
> > hi all,
> >
> > it's been sometime that i didn't write to the list, did not participate
> much
> > but i have been watching and enjoying things as i always did. i was kind
> of
> > busy with preparations of my radio project for the last couple of months,
> > that is a radio program totally devoted to radio art genre... so now, we
> > have a radio art stage, in one of the nicest radio stations in istanbul...
> > yet we are broadcasting recorded stuff (our main source by the way is
> > kunstradio -http://www.kunstradio.at - of austria) and we give information
> > about this genre, the origins etc.. soon we'll broadcast live performaces
> as
> > well.
> >
> > i know that some fluxus artists (john cage, milan knizak, alison knowles,
> > alvin lucier) were involved in radio art too... so it brought me the idea
> > that you might be interested in creating a common project for the radio. i
> > remember there was a midi project some time ago, passing a midi file round
> > the list and each participant manipulated, added new stuff to the previous
> > version of the file. so i thought about something similar. i can start the
> > process by sending a sound excerpt and each participant can add or
> subtract
> > any part of the previous version and the outcome would be broadcasted
> > through the radio and web -http://www.acikradyo.com- (may be a cd copy to
> > each participant?? i don't know).
> >
> > i wonder if anybody is interested in that. would you like to
> participate??
> >
> > excited.
> > ceyda
> >
> >
> >
>
>
