Call for submissions of new or existing audio works of all aesthetic persuasions, and/or articles, on the issue of radio and love, for the second issue of Radiauteur :: Deadline for submissions: 5th of December 2011 :: The selected works will be included in the second issue of Radiauteur, to be published online on the 9th of January 2012 and broadcast at a surprise venue. Continue reading

Pixel Palace is currently developing BASIC.fm (Broadcast Art, Sound & Independent Culture), a new radio station that will host Broadcast Art, Sound & Independent Culture as a series of monthly audio streams. BASIC.fm aspires to be a space that can be inhabited by artists, curators, thinkers and interesting people with something to share and will be gradually be populated with work, projects, shows and archived events.

Call for new commissions: Pixel Palace is commissioning four new audio works for BASIC.fm. Each work will be hosted for a month on continuous play and the first commission will go live in November. Continue reading

Theo Burt is a UK-based artist working with sound, video and light. His work draws on interests in perceptual relationships between sound and image and aesthetic applications of technology. Burt’s recent projects have focused on the use of related sound and video to create a transparency of process, and the effect of partial-predictability on perceptions of time. His work includes installations, live performances and fixed-media pieces.

Listen to an interview with Burt on RWM - Radio Web Macba #132.

04.08.2011 (16′ 08”)

You’re Not My Father, by Paul Slocum, [Requires Quicktime plugin] is composed of a sequence of recreations of a 10 second scene from the television show Full House, overlaid with sound loops from the scene’s original music. The crews who re-shot the scene were recruited through Internet message boards and Craigslist; each was paid $150. Instructions for shooting the scene and delivering the footage were issued to the crews. To-date, the project includes participants from Austin, Cincinnati, Chicago, Dallas, Denton, London, and San Francisco. Continue reading

Nancy Garcia :: April 9 - June 9, 2011 :: Opening: April 9; 7:00 - 10:00 pm :: Bas Fisher Invitational, 180 NE 39th Street, Suite 210, Miami, Florida.

Nancy Garcia’s interdisciplinary practice incorporates choreography, music/sound, video, performance, image making, and new media. Often slinging the viewer to the edges of performative events, Garcia draws attention to the exultant body, considering it as a site as well as a vehicle for sound and movement. For her first solo exhibition in Miami, Garcia shows a new body of work incorporating photography, a new video entitled Power Trio, and a concept audio compilation, Lover’s Alarm Clock, for which she asked artist friends to “create a sound you want your lover/s to wake up to.” Each track will be downloadable and sharable as a smartphone ringtone at www.loversalarmclock.com, and be available for listening in the gallery. Continue reading

Call: Submit your Audio|Photo|Text|Video material for a big collaborative live performance in Rome ::
Deadline: February 28, 2011 ::

Francesco Giannico & Roberto Fega present “Daily Memories | Sounds of Memory“. The project was born from the need to create a living-performance based on sounds,videos, photos, drawings, texts that have to do with a daily past forgotten even by a few minutes. We ask you to donate to this project a part of your past or recent memory.

All donated material that you submit will be processed in real time during a live national premiere to be held in Rome between 2 months and you will be clearly informed, as project’s makers.

Please see below our guidelines for sending materials :: Continue reading

In January 2011, we celebrate the 1,000.048th Birthday of Art :: Join in by contributing gifts of all kinds! You can upload videos, audios, images and other bits & bytes at kunstradio.at.

And this time we have a special contest: the most beautiful, terrifying, annoying or desperate scream video will be awarded. Amazing prizes and world fame are waiting for you!

Find all information on Art’s Birthday here http://kunstradio.at/PROJECTS/AB2011 or here
http://viralradio.at or here http://artsbirthday.ebu.ch or simply here
http://www.artsbirthday.net. Continue reading

EMPAC Artist-in-Residence Program :: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 110 8th Street, Troy, NY, 12180, USA :: empac_air@rpi.edu :: Phone: +1 518.276.3921 :: Fax: +1 518.276.4107 ::

Since 2005, the Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center (EMPAC) has established a vibrant residency program that has hosted over 40 artists and their collaborators, spanning theater, dance, music, video, and installation. While EMPAC will continue its open call residency program, EMPAC is pleased to announce four additional focused initiatives:

Audio Production / Post‐Production

For sound recording, development of multichannel sound works, documentation, mastering, mixing, film scoring, or any other task involving microphones, speakers, consoles and computers. Continue reading

Jack Straw Productions in Seattle, WA, the only nonprofit multidisciplinary audio arts center in the Pacific Northwest, is now accepting applications from artists and artist teams for its residency programs. Emerging and established artists in all disciplines who use sound in their work, or would like to do so, are encouraged to apply, regardless of their proficiency with audio.

The organization offers three residency programs, to which artists and teams may apply for only one per year (click on each program for its full application guidelines): Continue reading

Chicago Calling Arts Festival: Chicago Equinix ::
Sunday, October 10, 2010 from 9:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. :: at Soapbox Music, 1612 N. Sawyer Ave., Chicago, IL ::

You are invited to attend “Chicago Equinix,” when 60 Hz audio noise will travel 792 miles. “Chicago Equinix” is part of the Fifth Annual Chicago Calling Arts Festival and Chicago Artists Month.

New York based artist Eric Laska will create and send the sound of a 60 Hz ground hum from his New York studio to Chicago, a distance of roughly 792 miles. The 60 Hz hum is an instantly familiar sound to musicians and to almost anyone who has dealt with audio electronics in the past 100 years. Continue reading