The 10th DEEP WIRELESS festival of Radio & Transmission Art has begun in Toronto at the Artscape Wychwood Barns and other locations.
Deeo Wireless is a month-long celebration of radio and transmission art including
performances, installations, radio broadcasts of commissioned works on
CBC radio's Living Out Loud and the Radio Without Boundaries Conference.
Featured artists: Colin Black (co-presented in part with the Australian
Broadcasting Corporation), Hank Bull, Gregory Whitehead, Dipna Horra,
Darsha Hewitt, Victoria Fenner, Mieke Anderson, Julia Krolik and Owen
Fernley, Carma Jolly, Sarah Boothroyd, Christopher Stantin, Erin Gee,
Jocelyn Robert, Peter Courtemanche, Mitchell Akiyama and many more.
The festival runs concurrently with the ninth annual Radio Without Boundaries conference. The 2011 line-up of international radio art
luminaries includes Jonathan Goldstein (CBC Radio’s Wiretap), Colin
Black (Frequency Oz, Australia), Nora Young (CBC Radio’s Spark), Matt
Smith (Can), Hank Bull (Can), Roman Mars (REMIX Radio from PRX, USA),
Gregory Whitehead (USA), Darsha Hewitt (Can), Shea Shackelford (USA),
Peter Courtemanche (Can) plus many more.
The festival continues until May 31.
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DEEP WIRELESS festival of Radio & Transmission Art
presented by New Adventures in Sound Art
@ Artscape Wychwood Barns, 601 Christie Street, Toronto
April 30 - May 31, 2011
10th Anniversary!!!
A
month-long celebration of radio and transmission art including
performances, installations, radio broadcasts of commissioned works on
CBC radio's Living Out Loud and the Radio Without Boundaries Conference.
“As the convention of radio is questioned and no longer confined to the radio dial, Deep Wireless artists ask, what is the nature of transmission? This May, NAISA celebrates its 10th edition of the Deep Wireless festival
by once again bringing together people from around the globe – talented
people who are continually pushing the creative boundaries of the
world’s oldest electronic media, this time using the theme ABOUT TIME as
a starting point. Many of the performances examine how the nature of
not only time and space but the perception of the human body is altered
by the pervasive presence of communications media in both personal and
public space."— Darren Copeland, NAISA Artistic Director.
Final Conference Registration Discount April 30th!
Register on-line Now!
RADIO WITHOUT BOUNDARIES CONFERENCE
May 27 - 29 @ the Wychwood Theatre, #176
begins 6pm May 27th with opening reception, performances and continues May 28th and 29th
www.naisa.ca/RWB/sessions.html
$150/$130 2-day / $85/$75 day rate.
$20 full/$10 day rate discount provided if you register by April 30th
www.naisa.ca/eshops/RWB_
The 9th annual Radio Without Boundaries conference explores the many potentials and boundaries of radio and transmission art featuring Jonathan Goldstein (CBC Radio’s Wiretap), Colin Black (Frequency Oz, Australia), Nora Young (CBC Radio’s Spark), Matt Smith (Can), Hank Bull (Can), Roman Mars (REMIX Radio from PRX, USA), Gregory Whitehead (USA), Darsha Hewitt (Can), Shea Shackelford (USA), Peter Courtemanche (Can) plus many more.
Your conference pass also gets you into all Deep Wireless performances.
KEY FESTIVAL DATES
APRIL 30 - May 1 OPENING WEEKEND EVENTS
NAISA Radio opening day show in the market
Opening of Avaaz interactive sound installation by Dipna Horra (with artist talk)
FREE Sound Recording workshop (limited spots available)
Deep Wireless opens with Avaaz, a sound installation by Dipna Horra on April 30 followed by an artist talk about her work. Coinciding with this opening is the launch of NAISA Radio, an on-line radio station @ www.naisa.ca/webcast broadcasting from the NAISA space throughout May.
Sunday, May 1, 1-4pm includes a free Soundscape Recording Workshop for beginners by Darren Copeland teaching the basics of recording as well as a coordinated multichannel soundscape recording. For info: www.naisa.ca/deepwireless/
DEEP WIRELESS INSTALLATIONS
naisa@naisa.ca or 416-652-5115 for details
Avaaz by Dipna Horra
April 30 - May 21 Fridays and Saturdays only
Fri noon - 3pm, Sat 10 - 2 PM
Opening Day Artist Talk on Saturday April 30 @ 1:30pm
The NAISA Space, #252
Admission by Donation
In Avaaz, the artist transports the audience to different historical moments and places – the Punjab, Kenya, Ottawa – using a teapot, sugar bowl, teacups, a table, and a window through which to transmit the stories and sounds.
The Electrostatic Bell Choir by Darsha Hewitt
May 20 - 29, Fridays and Saturdays only
Fri noon - 3pm, Sat 10 - 2 PM
Artscape Wychwood Barns, 2nd floor
Admission by Donation
The Electrostatic Bell Choir consists of a series of small bells and pith balls suspended in front of cathode-ray tube televisions. The TVs cycle on and off in alternating sequences, building up static charges that attract the pith balls and cause them to waver and lightly strike the bells; resulting in quasi-melodic bell compositions.
Silent Speaker by Peter Courtemanche
May 27 - June 25, Fridays and Saturdays only
Fri noon - 3pm, Sat 10 - 2 PM
The NAISA Space, #252
Admission by Donation
Silent Speaker is an interactive sound installation that uses very low frequency transmitters and a receiver. The listener takes hold of a circular antenna and moves through space to "divine" or locate sounds that are transmitted as magnetic waves.
DEEP WIRELESS PERFORMANCES
naisa@naisa.ca or 416-652-5115 for details
Jane's Walk Soundscape Concert, a Translocal Performance
May 7 @ 2pm
The NAISA Space #252
Admission by Donation
This special Jane's Walk concert at the NAISA Space features soundscape recordings and compositions using mobile devices by Mitchell Akiyama, Adam Basanta and the duo Rui Chaves/Paul Stapleton.
Deep Wireless Ensemble + Philosophie Zoologique by Jocelyn Robert matinée
May 27 @ 1 PM
The Wychwood Theatre, #176
Admission by Donation, free for students
Join Erin Gee and Jocelyn Robert as your hosts for a matinee featuring performances by the Deep Wireless Ensemble as well as Philosophie Zoologique by Jocelyn Robert - a result of a human being's attempt to be friends with the world and ending up waiting at one end of the line while at the other one a soft machine voice whispers press 9.
Deep Wireless Ensemble performances
May 27 & 28 @ 8 PM (two different performances)
+ May 27 + Bacterial Orchestra by Olle Cornéer/Martin Lübcke
+ May 28 Philosophie Zoologique by Jocelyn Robert
The Wychwood Theatre, #176
$15/$10 student (free for conference registrants)
This year's Deep Wireless Ensemble includes Hank Bull, Erin Gee, Darsha Hewitt and Christopher Stanton to present two different evenings of performances that each explore radio art as a live performance medium in the 21st century. Also features All in Time by Sarah Boothroyd as well as performances of Philosophie Zoologique by Jocelyn Robert and Bacterial Orchestra by Olle Cornéer/MartinLübcke + more.
DEEP WIRELESS ON THE RADIO
CBC RADIO LIVING OUT LOUD / DEEP WIRELESS
May Broadcast dates & times TBA
CBC's Living Out Loud will be broadcasting four special radio art pieces by Victoria Fenner, Carma Jolly, Mieke Anderson and Julia Krolik with Owen Fernley commissioned jointly by New Adventures in Sound Art and CBC's Living Out Loud.
Deep Wireless 8 Radio Art Compilation CD
Available May 1st
www.naisa.ca/deepwireless/
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The Deep Wireless 2011 festival is partially funded by the Canada Council for the Arts, the Ontario Arts Council, the Toronto Arts Council, the Department of Canadian Heritage and the SOCAN Foundation. Thanks also for support from the Canadian Electroacoustic Community (CEC).
New Adventures in Sound Art is a non-profit organization that produces performances and installations spanning the entire spectrum of electroacoustic and experimental sound art. Included in its Toronto productions are: Deep Wireless, Sound Travels, Art's Birthday and SOUNDplay.
Media inquiries & general information (including ticket info):
Nadene Thériault-Copeland
Managing Director
416-652-5115
naisa@naisa.ca
Festival information
www.deepwireless.ca
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