For the month of October 2016 the International Radio Art Festival Radio Revolten gathered 100 of today’s radio artists in the city of Halle (Saale) in Germany, hosted by the community radio station CORAX. Radio Revolten featured … Mehr anzeigen
Funding period
05.02.18 - 05.03.18
Realisation
April 2017
Minimum amount (Start level): 6,000 €
The majority of the costs of the book are covered by support from cultural organisations and donations. €6,000 is still needed for the realisation of the print,
The festival and the book reclaim FM radio as an open-access medium for cultural use. The book covers the presented artworks and daily events of Radio Revolten alongside contemporary thinking by radio activists and artists on the current and future use of their material and medium of choice. It is written in English and features specially commissioned full-colour photographs.
What is the project goal and who is the project for?
The Radio Revolten book is written for radio listeners, radio makers, radio artists and all people interested in the adventures of sound and silence on FM. It will also be of interest to a general art audience and those interested in experimental music.
Why would you support this project?
The book is finished, with your pre-order you will help make the printing possible.
How will we use the money if the project is successfully funded?
We will use the financing for the printing of the Radio Revolten book with Spector Books. Spector Books is a publisher based in Leipzig (Germany), whose practice is settled squarely at the intersection of art, theory, and design.
Who are the people behind the project?
The book has been written by a mixture of key organisers, artists, thinkers and observers. Edited by: Knut Aufermann, Helen Hahmann, Sarah Washington, and Ralf Wendt With additional contributions by: Anna Friz, Hartmut Geerken, Lucinda Guy, Martin Hartung, Lukas Holfeld, Udo Israel, Tina Klatte, Michael Nicolai, Gregory Whitehead, Florian Wüst, and Elisabeth Zimmermann