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The Radio Art Residency is an international fellowship programme for artistic practice on the radio.

The residency is a joint project by the Goethe-Institut and Experimental Radio at Bauhaus-Universität Weimar in cooperation with the University of Music Franz Liszt, Deutschlandfunk Kultur, Thuringia’s Landesmedienanstalt, EIGENHEIM Weimar/Berlin and ACC Galerie Weimar. The programme offers a three-month residency twice a year in Weimar for artists from non-German speaking countries.

23/10/2024

Three part music showcase by

The title “Pedagogy Of The Oppressed” is a borrowed from Paulo Freire’s rabble-rousing book of the same title which was also banned in South Africa by the then government. This showcase looks into the critical functions of music as an integral instrument of cultural pride, socio-political awareness and resistance from a pedagogical lens.

Through the medium of sound, Theo Pluto will be recreating the Black sonic landscape of South Africa at different chronological indicators during the Apartheid era by way of themed and curated musical sets which reflect the times. Seats to the showcase will be limited but provisions have been made as an attempt to grant the public access to the presentation.

For the showcase, Theo Pluto will be working with the Bauhaus Universites Experimental Radio team to isolate a radio channel frequency and transmit all 3 showcases through the live broadcast medium wihtin the radius of the Limona building where the showcases will be taking place. The public will also get an opportunity to tune into the showcases from their phones through the radio feature.

Listen on site or online via .fm

📍 Where? Limona, Glass Building, Steubenstraße 8, 99423 Weimar

When? October 25-27, 2024 from 4-6pm
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23/10/2024

Multichannel Audio and Video installation by
Balloons, objects, aluminium foil.

…vớt một canh cánh chiêm bao… (Trần Dần)
…to grab a disquiet of dreams…

„I struggle with sadnesses until the sadnesses go through the needle’s hole and get out into the vast universe... I was as carefree as a child, looking at the stars.“ Hà Thúy Hằng

📍 Where? SeaM, Studio for Electroacoustic Music, Coudraystraße 13A, 99423 Weimar

When?
Opening: October 25, 2024 at 6pm
Further dates: October 26-27, 2024 4-8pm
no registration needed

22/10/2024

Meet the artists in residence of 2024:

Theo Pluto is a Cultural Geographer, Sonic Curator, Researcher, Archivist, Record Collector and Activist from Soweto (Johannesburg, South Africa). His artistic practice revolves around sensory stimulation where he curates imaginative spaces through sounds that re-examine and re-configure Black Histories in the 3rd Space intersection to bring about awareness on innately shared mental, spiritual and physical experiences amongst the black populace. Historical and political insights are a focal theme in his work where he locates nuanced ideologies that come with creative offerings that live and evolve today through documented firsthand narratives from protest artists in a transitioning Africa and abroad.

Upcoming music showcase:
The Pedagogy Of The Oppressed

📍 Where? Limona, Glass Building, Steubenstraße 8, 99423 Weimar

When? October 25-27, 2024 from 4-6pm
register

22/10/2024

Meet the artists in residence of 2024:

Hà Thúy Hằng is a multimedia composer, sound artist, and improviser based in Hanoi, Vietnam. She studied classical music from a young age. She holds a degree in musicology from the Vietnam National Academy of Music (2015) and Music Experimentation and Improvisation, DomDom Hub for Experimental Art and Music, Viet Nam (2018). Hằng has a special interest in Vietnamese traditional music and art in contemporary contexts. Her works often explore the correlation between indigenous cultures and social change. In 2018, she founded The Future of Tradition, a project aimed at young people who are interested in the preservation and development of traditional culture and arts – the project sponsored by Famlab – British Council.

Hà Thúy Hằng is a prominent young generation artist in Vietnam in recent years. With art activities, she contributes new ideas and creates a community of young contemporary artists with similar interests and learning about Vietnamese indigenous arts and culture. In 2019 and 2020, Hà Thúy Hằng was Artist of the Year (The prestigious award of Hanoi Grapevine - an important and active promoter of art in Vietnam). In 2022, she received the prestigious Prince Claus Seed Awards (Netherlands), her works have been shown in Vietnam, Indonesia, South Korea, Italy, Germany, the Czech Republic, and others.

Upcoming exhibition:
…vớt một canh cánh chiêm bao… (Trần Dần)
…to grab a disquiet of dreams…

📍 Where? SeaM, Studio for Electroacoustic Music, Coudraystraße 13A, 99423 Weimar

When?
Opening: October 25, 2024 at 6pm
Further dates: October 26-27, 2024 4-8pm
no registration needed

05/10/2023

We are really happy to have two artists in residence for the period of 2023.

Esteban Ferro is an artist from Bogotá living in Mexico City. He completed his undergraduate studies in visual arts at the National University of Colombia and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in visual arts at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM).

His work investigates the relationships between sound, memory and fiction present in Latin American socio-political contexts. Through his practice, he addresses processes of listening, transcription, and reenactment by experimenting with social discourses disseminated in the public and media spheres. His projects have a multidisciplinary character as they materialize simultaneously in audiovisual, sound, editorial, and performative pieces.

Stay tuned!

https://www.uni-weimar.de/projekte/radioartresidencyweimar/esteban-ferro/

05/10/2023

We are really happy to have two artists in residence for the period of 2023.

Isabella Meirelles Correia Pena aka BELLA is a sound artist based in São Paulo that produces radio art, installations, performances, compositions, soundtracks and videos. She investigates the physical and magical aspects of sound and light and explores boundaries between the listening, the imperceptible and the matter. In her practice, also builds her own electronics and facilites workshops.

Stay tuned!

https://www.uni-weimar.de/projekte/radioartresidencyweimar/bella-2/

24/02/2023

Listen to Vuvuzelas and Sun Damage by Warrick Swinney Kultur: https://www.hoerspielundfeature.de/vuvuzelas-100.htmls://www.hoerspielundfeature.de/vuvuzelas-100.html

©Eyeem / Kingsley Davis

05/02/2023

Our new open call is out. This time for 2023 and 2024! Check out our website for more info and how to apply!

https://www.uni-weimar.de/projekte/radioartresidencyweimar/about/open-call/
In 2023 and 2024, the radio art residency is part of the overarching roof project “Listening to the World – 100 Years of Radio”: In this artistic research project, artists, scientists, media professionals and listeners from the different regions will address various questions about listening in its diversity and its transcultural interconnections.

The aim of the scholarship is to promote creative artistic work and to support the realisation of new artistic works that deal with the thematic focuses of the Listening to the World project.

Once a year, the programme offers a two-month stay in Weimar for two artists from each of the regions South America, South Asia, Southeast Asia and Southern Africa.

03/12/2022

Opening tonight with

03/12/2022

»Mutant Farmyard Activities« - Video/Sonic Art.

Exhibition opening with guided tour by the artist:
Saturday, December 3, 2022, 7 p.m.

Performance:
Friday, 9 December 2022, 7 p.m.

Exhibition Duration:
4 to 15 December 2022

20/10/2022

Tonight at 00:05, on Erinnerungen an den Mund: Pandora-Archiv by Florencia Curci and Agustin Genoud.

20/10/2022

Tonight at 00:05 on Deutschlandfunk Kultur Erinnerungen an den Mund: Pandora-Archiv by Florencia Curci and Agustin Genoud.

https://www.hoerspielundfeature.de/erinnerungen-an-den-mund-100.html

03/10/2022

Tonight at 19:00 we talk with Warrick Swinney about his radiophonic influences, his work and what to expect the next weeks in Weimar.

Tune in on Bauhaus.fm Weimar and on 106,6 MHz in the area of Weimar

19/09/2022

We are really happy to welcome our fourth artist in the Radio Art Residency Weimar. The composer, producer, musician and sound designer Warrick Swinney will be in Weimar from the 15th of September until the 15th of December 2022.

With his project "The ghostly disappearance of my country's future: a sonic hauntology", the South African-born composer focuses on re-approaching his existence as a recorded being through personal archives.

Stay tuned!
https://www.uni-weimar.de/projekte/radioartresidencyweimar/warrick-swinney/
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar Goethe-Institut Deutschlandfunk Kultur Galerie Eigenheim Weimar/Berlin ACC Galerie Weimar

03/06/2022

Ein Mund Voll Wald by Agustin Genoud and Florencia Curci

Sunday at 7pm CEST in Eigenheim Weimar and on 106,6Mhz in the area of Weimar and on bauhaus.fm worldwide.

https://fb.me/e/1VbbIzzRI

26/05/2022

Rehearsal by Florencia Curci and Agustin Genoud in SeaM

20/05/2022

Vernissage and live-radio performance: Sunday, 5th of June at 19:00 – broadcasted live on Radio Lotte 106,6 MHz and bauhaus.fm

Location: EIGENHEIM Weimar, Asbachstrasse 1, 99423 Weimar

Exhibition duration: 5th of June–26th of June

Opening hours Thursday – Sat 12:00 – 19:00 (longer during events)

“Ein Mund voll Wald” proposes a drift into a vocal territory. This territory is mapped through technical, political and performative exchanges.

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Weimar

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https://www.uni-weimar.de/projekte/radioartresidencyweimar/

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Videos

First gathering for the process “We are the laboratory , the vessel , the material going through the cooking. Learning how to warm, transform, inspire “ Marialuisa Capurso