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Mondays at Resonance FM

Resonance 104.4 fm hosts Monday afternoon Shadow Walking from 1:30p-2p in London. The show is hosted and created by Viv Corringham through a process of going on "other people's "special" walks, repeated and sung by [Corringham]. Someone takes me on a walk that is in some way significant to them, and I record us walking together. Later I walk it alone, improvising vocally as I go. The two walks are edited together to make these programmes. "

Mobile Art Radio

www.radioartmobile.it

The sound invades the scene of art and the artists' practice, triggering original, fascinating and, sometimes unforeseen, combinations. A new collective and international sensitiveness is seeking to gather and convey the reasons of these harmonies and these dissonances.

18:30 - 19:30 www.radioartmobile.it
(Boston and N. Y. 12:30 p.m.; Bogota 1.30 p.m.; London 5.30 p.m.)
live broadcasting in connection with

18:30
Larissa Harris at MIT Center for advanced visual studies Boston
François Bucher Bogota
Artists participating inthe show Inaudita Roma
Ron Kuivila for Art in General New York

19:00
Daniel Soutif at Centro per l'Arte Contemporanea Luigi Pecci Prato
Claire Staebler at Radio Day De Appel Amsterdam
Ian Aman, Joachim Granit e Carsten Holler at Fargfabriken Stockholm
Richard Crow e Lucia Farinati at IOR London

Radio Arte Mobile, located in via Conte Verde 15 in Rome, will open its doors to the public on occasion of the inaugural exhibition INAUDITA of the Sound Art Museum.

Installations by Acconci Studio, Markus Huemer, Donatella Landi, Stephen Vitiello and Achim Wollscheid, will be presented together with artworks of Mario Airo, Massimo Bartolini, Bruna Esposito, Vettor Pisani, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Annie Ratti, Gert Robijns.

It will be displayed a selection of sound art from the Archive of the Sound Art Museum, which has already filed more than 350 international and national audio works.

In collaboration with Nomads & Residents a series of appointments in istitutional locations all over the world is scheduled, where the archived materials will be available for public use.

The curators of the Sound Art Museum are Lorenzo Benedetti free lance curator, Riccardo Giagni composer and musicologist, and Cesare Pietroiusti visual artist.

Graffiti Taxonomy

Graffiti Taxonomy is a kind of handwriting analysis of tags in LES and Harlem, NYC. "The intent of these studies is to show the diversity of styles as expressed in a single character." The artist is fi5e, a graffiti artist and digital media artist in New York. fi5e is looking for other tags to be contribted to http://ni9e.com/graf_analysis.html to be analyzed to "create visualizations based on the speed and direction of the original movements". Check it out and send them some stuff.

OPSOUND LAUNCHES COPYLEFT RECORD LABEL TO SELL FREE MUSIC

Glowlab's good friends at Opsound are throwing a party and we think you should attend!

Thursday, December 2, CBGB Lounge 8pm - midnight and beyond.
313 Bowery, NYC - between 1st and 2nd streets - F train to Second Ave, or 6 train to Bleecker

"Opsound is an experimental record label and open sound pool of copyleft music, organized through the website opsound.org. It is a laboratory for looking at how artists can release music in a manner synergistic with the internet's capacity to encourage communication and sharing. Opsound explores the possibilities of developing a gift economy among musicians, borrowing from the model of the free and open source software communities."

OPSOUND LAUNCHES COPYLEFT RECORD LABEL TO SELL FREE MUSIC

Glowlab's good friends at Opsound are throwing a party and we think you should attend!

Thursday, December 2, CBGB Lounge 8pm - midnight and beyond.
313 Bowery, NYC- between 1st and 2nd streets - F train to Second Ave, or 6 train to Bleecker

"Opsound is an experimental record label and open sound pool of copyleft music, organized through the website opsound.org. It is a laboratory for looking at how artists can release music in a manner synergistic with the internet's capacity to encourage communication and sharing. Opsound explores the possibilities of developing a gift economy among musicians, borrowing from the model of the free and open source software communities."

el topo does your laundry

This is just so great we have to post it:

"Doesn't going to the laundromat suck? It's a Wednesday night, you're burned out from work and the weekend before, and you're sitting underneath a sputtering fluorescent light, pawing through a two-and-a-half year old issue of Redbook, while a crying toddler kicks the leg of your chair. You're wearing sweatpants, and you're paying for the privilege of using someone else's washing machine.

Isn't that the single worst moment of the week? Don't you wish some kind of angel would descend and save you from the tedium? That you could be whisked away from your misery and suddenly transported to -- oh, say, a rock show?

Well, El Topo is that angel. Thanks to us, doing the laundry can actually be something you look forward to, at least this one time. For we will be invading Wash 'N Clean on 14. We pledge the following: 1) We will perform original rock and roll music, to the best of our ability. 2) Your laundry will be free. That's right, free laundry. It's on us."

Wednesday, November 10
Wash N Clean
14th Street between Avenues A and B, Manhattan
8p; $free

[via the Nonsense list.]

Boyle Family London Sound Study an exhibition at the Centre of Attention London

Boyle Family London Sound Study an exhibition at the Centre of Attention London ... a peaceful attention to detail in the English landscape. The launch was October 2nd, but the site is up until November 7th.

The Center for Land Use Interpretation

The latest CLUI - Newsletter has just been published.

"The Summer 2004 edition of the "Lay of the Land" newsletter is now online!

It's our largest to date at 40MB of data with 19 online pages (equivalent to the 28 print pages), including just under 100 photographs."

This is a great program looking at land from artistic, research, theorists and anyone else interested in land use. I recommend wandering around their website. Its huge, but every page is informative and well put together.

sounds via souljerky

souljerky just TrackBacked us for a recent post, which alerted us to check out his? her? blog where we found much goodness...here's a sample:

-- A Break in the Road - Luke Whittaker. [This post also mentions Soundwalk, which we've written about before. Here's a new article on Soundwalk and Talking Street.]

-- Field recordings of talking cicadas.

-- and our favorite, MP3s of Calvino's Invisible Cities

Opsound listening salon featuring Leif Inge

Opsound kicks off a new series of listening salons in New York with a presentation by Norwegian sound artist Leif Inge, to be held on Monday, April 12th at 8PM, at the free103point9 gallery at 97 S. 6th Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Inge will be introducing his project, 9 Beet Stretch, a 24-hour version of Beethoven's 9th Symphony. He will play excerpts from the piece and host a short discussion. The presentation is free and open to the public.

Both Opsound and free103point9 are participants in this year's Conflux, and their events are not to be missed!