Ralf Wendt - radioart-residency.net https://radioart-residency.net/en Fri, 27 Dec 2019 15:09:27 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.11 https://radioart-residency.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/cropped-test2-Kopie-32x32.png Ralf Wendt - radioart-residency.net https://radioart-residency.net/en 32 32 Radio Revolten Performance https://radioart-residency.net/en/radio-revolten-performance/ Mon, 18 Mar 2019 17:32:17 +0000 https://radioart-residency.net/?p=1198 Two years after the Radio Revolten International Radio Art Festival, Radio CORAX again celebrated the unusual and playful radio. To mark the publication of the Radio Revolten Festival 2016 book “Radio Revolten. 30 Days of Radio Art” and the opening of the third Radio Art Residency in cooperation with the Goethe-Institut, a joint radio performance took place on March 14, 2019 at the Halle (Saale) Opera Café and on air. The performance brought together the voices of Radio Revolten 2016 curators and artists, scholarship holders from the last two Radio Art Residencies, and the Brazilian composer and media artist André Damião, artist in residence at Radio CORAX for the next three months.

Opening remarks

Knut Aufermann, radio artist and artistic director at Radio Revolten Festival 2016
Marc-André Schmachtel, Department of Film, Television, Radio broadcasting, Goethe-Institut,
Munich
Tina Klatte, Coordinator Radio Art Residency, Radio CORAX

Radio Revolten radio performance with the radio artists

Knut Aufermann, Steve Bates, André Damião, Anna Friz, Marold Langer-Philippsen, Sally Ann McIntyre, Sol Rezza, Claire Serres, Sarah Washington and Ralf Wendt and radio makers of Radio CORAX

Program

10′ – Part 1: Knut Aufermann & Sarah Washington & via Live-Stream: DinahBird & Anna Friz
25′ – Part 2: André Damião
Part 3: via Live-Stream
35′ Sally Ann McIntyre
40′ Anna Friz & Sol Rezza
45′ Marold Langer-Philippsen
50′ Claire Serres
55′ Steve Bates
& Tina Klatte & Ralf Wendt

 


Photos: Marcus-Andreas Mohr

]]> Kühle Brunnen. An acoustic conquest https://radioart-residency.net/en/der-kuehle-brunnen-eine-akustische-eroberung/ Sun, 15 Apr 2018 20:41:57 +0000 https://radioart-residency.net/?p=213 Photo: Sol Rezza

 

The Renaissance palace „Kühle Brunnen“ (cool well) lies hidden in a winding alleway close to the market place of Halle (Saale). Commissioned by the louche cardinal Albrecht of Brandenburg the the building was created as a place for bodily welfare and pleasure. Built around 1520 the building now is in private hands and protected as a historic monument.
Sol Rezza, artist-in-residence from Argentina/Mexico, Mark Hornbogen, Tina Klatte, Elisabeth Rändel and Ralf Wendt, radio makers and artists from Halle, brought the Kühle Brunnen to life again.

For one afternoon, on Friday, April 13, they opened up the historic walls and created on air and on site a place liberated from church, conventions and attributions. The secrets surrounding the secular desires of cardinal Albrecht form the historical background for a broadcast questioning the restrictions to present lust and desire.

Extracts of the three hour radio broadcast:

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