RADIOART is a digital stage for Swedish and international radio drama, sound theater and Sound art. It provides a platform for newly written and composed works as well as interpretations of classic drama, creates a forum for voices of poetry and politics and allows for genuine experimentation in the world of sound.
Guest appearance from Switzerland
The Swiss artist duo blablabor will be making a guest appearance on Radioart's digital stage during the summer.
A series of short audio pieces collected in three groups will be presented during June, July and August.
First premiere on June 25!
Annette Schmucki och Reto Friedmann
Photograph of opera soprano Nellie Melba making a broadcast over the Marconi Chelmsford Works radio station in England on 15 June 1920.
RADIOARTis a digital stage for Swedish and international radio drama, sound theater and audio art. It provides a platform for newly written and composed works as well as interpretations of classic drama, creates a forum for voices of poetry and politics and allows for genuine experimentation in the world of sound.
RADIOART is run by a group of artists with diverse professional experience in theater, music, art and literature. Some of us work with large established theatres, others with independent groups, in music and art, both in Sweden and internationally. The reason why we are involved in this project is that radio is still a completely open, democratic, free, dynamic, intense and endlessly experimental means of expression. Its effects are direct, and it emerges out of the very lack of the physical. Without images, actors’ movements, space and colour, it is the listener's own body that comes into focus – this is where it takes form!
Radioart is supported by Swedish Arts Council, Stockholm Cultural Department, Helge Ax:son Johnson Foundation, Längmanska Culture Fund – but we also need your support …
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RADIOART
Niklas Billström
Elisabeth Bredberg William Easton
Magnus Florin
Rui Johnson
Helena Persson
Johan Petri
Tora von Platen
Susanne Skog
Milton Jordansson Pinto
