Michael “Jihad” Jackson – Die Geistermaschine der Pädophilie
Heinrich Dubel aka DJ Officer, Officer und Paul “Paulator” Paulun
mit einer Studio-reproduktion der legendären Live-Erstsendung
Breakthrough Berlin
Breakthrough is created as an experimental 12 hour event distributed across Berlin locations, inter-network and radio space from 12 to 24h. Self-organising nodes construct an event occupied with the dislocation of representation [language, software], time and space, and maintained with a strict scheduling and interrupt system backbone (micro-FM and Internet).
A Different Radio Is Possible!
Fm radios in cities like Budapest, Halle, Hamburg, Marseille, London and Skopje have running radios that are part of a diverse cultural scene - they reflect and amplify the connections that exist in urban space. A different radio is possible, it happens, so why not in Berlin?
As part of the Beyond Multiculturalism? conference at the House of World Cultures, Hausradio’s Pit Schultz hosted a discussion with DJ Ipek Reboot.fm/Multicult 2.0, Berlin, Stephan Galland/Radio Grenouille, Marseille and Stefan Tenner/Radio Corax, Halle. The subjects covered contemporary music, cultures and diverse communities from the perspectives of free radio, cultural radio and dj radio with a very clear result: Radio has an important role in the everyday cultural life of a city.
Tune in for a dynamic discussion about how radio is driven by its listeners, producers and communities and how these forces recombine to create a new space of potential communication via the ether. Tackling diversity on all levels, the guests illustrate where radio refuses to reduce people to ethnic difference. Pop music, gender, politics, art and theory are the tools of the trade. Convivality is the name of the game.
Stadium X at The Building
The afternoon seminar at The Building and in its garden will offer a selection of short, partly performed lectures mostly by the authors of the reader forming a multi faceted picture of Stadium’s de terioration, its bizarre existence as a ‘city within a city’ and the artists interventions. The architectural and topographic situation of the Building in Berlin – as the detached house with a plot of green lawn – will play a major role in the construction of the event – with a live radio broadcast by backyardradio a with N’Pieces by Etienne Noiseau, Radio Tale by Fran Ilich and the botanical exhibition curated by Sebastian Cichocki.
Stadium X – A Place That Never Was – a Reader
Edited by Joanna Warsza. Contributing authors Claire Bishop, Sebastian Cichocki Benjamin Cope, Ewa Majewska, Pascal Nicolas-Le Strat, Warren Niesłuchowski, Marek Ostrowski, Grzegorz Piątek, Cezary Polak, Anda Rottenberg, Roland Schöny, Pit Schultz, Tomasz Stawiszyński, Stach Szabłowski, Ngô Van Tuong. Photos Mikołaj Długosz, Marta Pruska, Marta Orlik. Copy edited by Ha!art and Bęc Zmiana Foundation
Organized by: The Building, the Laura Palmer Foundation and the Bęc Zmiana Foundation.
Partners: The Polish Institut Berlin, Ha!art publishing house, Pro QM Berlin & backyardradio Berlin.
This event was possible thanks to the generous support of The German-Polish Foundation.
n pieces Search ~ 2’54
This piece is the result of a semi-automation. When the harddrive dregs come back up to the finger tips.
these pieces are definitely winter pieces composed in cold and dark Marseille that was slowly fading out to Berlinat first, there was a listening experience while using an earphone apparatus in the engaged cityi stopped moving, started to listen backwards to the past ~ but not that backwards ~ and then made a step forwards into the blank and empty shape of a self~portrait as an artistevery piece stands on its own and sounds like a part of the same story though it only exists to balance or even cancel anotherat the end you will forget everything but there is no end, there are more pieces, elsewhere, to be foundthe whole thing is still submitted to digestion
By Etienne Noiseau (Images by Marie Betbèze) www.beaubruit.net
A www.backyardradio.de Commission.
The Best Futurism Money Can’t Buy: Kodwo Eshun and Steve Goodman
Audio Poverty guests Kodwo Eshun and Steve Goodman unravel the complicated global knots of post-economic music and slum productions on Hausradio. The two discuss micro-economies, the conditions of production in the periphery and the dreams of another way of doing things. They tear apart the notions that the existential and the economic are now converged or that money and the psyche are fused into one. They question the inherent sharability of music and a communism of one. The discussion follows on their talk at Audio Poverty (listen here). The discussion goes on to talk about different models of production, pious Gurus and a sustained crisis.Kodwo Eshun is a lecturer, writer and filmmaker. He is a founder of The Otolith Group. Steve Goodman/Aka Kode9 teaches media and sonic culture. He owns the hyperdub record label. Both are based in London.
John Eden: The Roots of DIY
During Audio Poverty at Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Diana McCarty asked John Eden to talk about freaky work with fanzines, dj culture, pirate radio and the future of free production on Hausradio. Eden traces a history of bashing out photo copied zines in print runs of 50, the joy of finding the internet and blogging and going back to print and the vinyl revival. A self-proclaimed freak, Eden covers the economics of his work and when it makes sense (or not) to professionalize. He writes everything from Pyschogeography, punk, reggae, dubstep and politrix. His texts are on his blog at uncarved and in independently produced magazine, Woofah.
Eurodance - getting the facts straight
With an exemplaric de-construction of one of the most successful and repeatedly covered tunes in Eurodance, Heinrich “DJ Officer, Officer” Dubel und Paul “Paulator” Paulun reveal certain psycho-social potentials about the often despised genre.
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By DJ Officer Officer & Paulator
For broadcast on Radia.fm partner radios across Europe. Check the radia website for broadcast times near you. www.radia.fm
A www.backyardradio.de Commission.
Theme Time Radio: the late breakfast show with Slum TV
Biki Kangwana introduces his work with Slum TV in Nairobi. He goes on to Kenyan cinema, Riverwood and talks about the role of art and activism in urban spaces. Kangwana gets into contemporary cinema production, medial liberalization and new media. He goes on to discuss different approaches to media with Michelle Teran. The two discuss their own work, technology and how art operates in public spaces. There is even a competition to win a slum safari!
http://www.slum-tv.info/
http://techformance.blogspot.com/
Produced by Backyard Radio for Deep North Transmediale 09 Festival for art and digital culture. Hosted by Knut Aufermann, Pedro Lopes, Diana McCarty, Pit Schultz and Sarah Washington.
