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Art Is Not a Thing

Ars Electronica

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ART Is Not a Thing is a podcast series about art as a practice of critical inquiry, knowledge production and world-building. From media art, bio-art, sound art to digital activism, speculative design, or data storytelling, the series delves into artistic work that reflects on, questions, and reimagines our practices in and of the world. The series is developed in collaboration with Radio Ö1. Host: Hannah Balber Producers: Ana-Maria Carabelea, Christopher Sonnleitner, Marlene Grinner Editing: ...
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Disquietude

Marc Weidenbaum

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Ambient electronic music hosted by Marc Weidenbaum of Disquiet.com. Contains an uninterrupted sequence of music, followed by commentary and news about the intersection of sound, art, and technology.
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Listen for authentic and challenging conversation on all things music ed. Brought to you by SoundStorm Music Education Agency, lead partner of the BCP music education hub . Hosted and produced by Chris Woods of The Chris Woods Groove Orchestra. With media partner Music Teacher Magazine.
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The Dope Sessions Podcast with Kelvy & Tree is as they say, One of the best indie podcasts on the planet. They talk about everything from, Art, Movies, TV, Music, Social Issues, and everything else. If you don't believe it, just listen to these episodes. Anything from reviews, commentary, and interviews. Kelvy and Tree gives you a fun time with things to talk about
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This year's Ars Electronica takes place from 4 to 8 September under the title 'HOPE - who will turn the tide'. With this motto, the festival for art, technology and society aims to highlight the main driving force for positive change: people whose activities give cause for optimism. For the Ö1-produced podcast series, Hannah Balber meets artists, researchers, developers, activists and entrepreneurs from all over the world who talk about their inspirations, successes, failures, working with n ...
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Podcast Meander

Daniel Leone

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"Podcast Meander" is the semi-fictional travelogue of Dan Leone, a traumatized musician who abruptly left his hometown and started driving west - fleeing from something. The show documents his frantic travels, the people he interviews along the way, and the slow reveal of what he's truly running away from. Featuring all-original music.
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A music blog / bi-weekly podcast coming to you straight up from the frenchiest city in North America. Featured in this haven of musical goodness is a crazy mix of power pop, indie, shoegaze, post rock, britpop, electronica, triphop, polka, dream pop and many more genres to be enjoyed by the musically challenged masses.
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Sounds like Loco Dice, Villalobos, Deetron, tINI or Martin Buttrich. Mix, deconstruct and reconstruct the tracks to add a personal touch to his sets. Born in Barcelona (Spain), the city where he still lives and works. His interest in electronic music started in the early 80s when he discovered the Chicago’s house music. His main influences from this period were Marshall Jefersson, Micker Oliver, Tyree, Steve "Silk" Hurley, Tony Scott. Later on he get inspired by artists such as Pete Tong, Ni ...
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In this episode Chris chats with guitarist Adam Ironside about fretless guitar and veerything in between...including the notes in between. Brought to you by Soundstorm. Hear more form Adam here...https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwrOs2x1cy0mRfXfDUPk-FA/ Send us a textBy Chris Woods
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Send us a text In today's episode, we talk to Sarah Ciston about her award-winning project, AI War Cloud Database. The project visualises the links between everyday life technologies and military infrastructure, and reflects on the increasing automation of war. The series is developed in collaboration with Radio Ö1. Host: Hannah Balber Producers: A…
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In this episode Chris chats with Dr Jake Williams about DJing, electronic music and music ed. Brought to you by Soundstorm. Read more about Jake and read his journal articles.... www.jfbwilliams.com https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/organised-sound/issue/6BC3CFB6D52E9DDE9EC8A9F187DEF263 https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/organised-sound/…
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On this Episode of One of the dopest indie podcasts on the planet. LoFi Kelvy and D-Nick The Microphone Misfit talk about the new list that was put out by Complex. it was the top 50 L. A. Rappers of all time. there were names on that list that we can all agree on, but there was also names on that list of people who are in groups. the question was a…
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Send us a text In today’s episode, we are joined by artists Charlotte Jarvis and Zoran Srdić Janežič, and writer, educator, and curator Rick Dolphijn to discuss entities at the intersection of wetware, software, and hardware, and how they challenge our definitions of life, reproduction, parenthood, or care. Resources: Full Surrogacy Now: Feminism A…
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we are back. a brand new episode of one of the dopest indie podcast on the planet is back. this is a new episode of the dope sessions podcast. on this episode, Kelvy takes a look back at Jay electronica debut album. he has a commentary about how the album was received and how he went back to it after years and gives how he felt back then so where h…
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Send us a text In this episode, host Ana Carabelea talks to Yulia Sion, Nuno Correia, and Michael Banissy about the power of haptics and sound in recreating and conveying memories, as a way to build empathy and bridge generational gaps in the digital age. Resources: The Sirens of Titan by Kurt Vonnegut Audio-Vision: Sound on Screen by Michel Chion …
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The Dope Sessions Podcast is back with another new episode. LoFi Kelvy chats with emcee and teacher Marcel P. Black. In this conversation they get to talk about Marcel's EP The Black DLMA. they talk about teaching the youth about the culture of Hip Hop. This is a great conversation with a artist who is all about #cultureovereverything…
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Sorry for the wait. It's been a while since the last episode of the podcast but we back. In this new episode of the dopest indie podcast on the planet. In this episode of the podcast, LoFi Kelvy does a EP review and commentary of the new Marcel P. Black project with production from DLMA. Check out the episode and let us know what you think.…
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Send us a text In this episode we talk to Lara Lesmes + Fredrik Hellberg of Space Popular, Pierre Christophe Gam, and Brooklyn J. Pakathi about spaces - private, public, real, virtual, but most importantly transmedia spaces that confuse these definitions and open us to different ways of inhabiting spaces, interacting with one another, performing ri…
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Send us a text Greenhouses are sites of encounter between humans, plants, and machines, as well as socio-economic and geopolitical regimes. Within them, intricate stories of our day-to-day food production are weaved out of both visible and invisible threads. In this episode, we talk to artists Špela Petrič and Penelope Cain, and doctoral researcher…
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Send us a text The stories we tell about, with, or for technologies matter. Can we demystify misnomers such as artificial intelligence through storytelling, role-playing, and improvisation? In this episode, we talk to dmstfctn (Francesco Tacchini and Oliver Smith) and Lawrence Lek about how they build narratives around complex computational systems…
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in this episode Chris chatrs with Dr Elizabeth MacGregor. See her book here.... https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003462279 Musical Vulnerability explores the powerful capacity for music-making both to heal and harm—to celebrate identity and benefit wellbeing, while also revealing shortcomings and causing divisions. Through conversations with teachers an…
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Another episode of The Dopest indie podcast on the planet is back. The Dope Sessions Podcast, and the topic Kelvy talks about is the new Joey Bada$$ song "The Ruler's Back" Kelvy talks about the song and gives his thoughts about what certain lines could mean or not mean. check out the episode and let us know what you think.…
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Send us a text What happens when our public behaviour is constantly monitored? Do we still hug, kiss, or allow ourselves to be vulnerable in public, does it stop us from being at our worst? In this episode, we talk to artist Noemi Iglesias Barrios and Guggenheim curator Noam Segal about surveillance systems in the public space and why we might want…
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Send us a text It’s easy to discard fakes and hoaxes as misinformation. But that might be too abrupt an ending to a discussion about the aesthetics of non-fact and the role of synthetic images in our visual landscape. In this episode, we talk to Martyna Marciniak and Jussi Parikka about synthetic images and their relationship to the material realit…
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From 5 to 7 September, the Ars Electronica theme symposium served as a platform to explore innovative solutions to social challenges such as the climate crisis, the energy transition and the influence of artificial intelligence. Micaela Mantegna from Argentina appeared at the Prix Ars Electronica Forum on 7 September. She is a lawyer, video game en…
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Ö1 editor Hannah Balber spoke to Agnes Aistleitner Kisuule, who appeared at the Ars Electronica Festival as part of the S+T+ARTS (Science, Technology and Arts) Day conference. Born in Upper Austria, she is a partner and co-founder of ‘First Circle Capital’, a venture capital company that invests in African fintech start-ups.…
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The winners of the first S+T+ARTS Prize Africa will be on show at the Ars Electronica Festival in Linz 4 to 8 September. With this prize, the European Commission honours projects that contribute to the positive development and digital transformation of the cultural sector in Africa. South African artists Russel Hlongwane, Amy Louise Wilson and Fran…
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Every year, the European Commission honours innovative projects at the interface of art, technology and science which contribute to economic and social innovation with the S+T+ARTS Prize. The main prize in the category ‘Artistic Exploration’ goes to Serbian scientist Vladan Joler and US researcher Kate Craword for their project ‘Calculating Empires…
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One of the key events on the annual Ars Electronica Festival is the presentation of the Golden Nicas of the Prix Ars Electronica, which will again be awarded to artists from all over the world. The main prize in the category ‘New Animation Art’ goes to the British conceptual artist, singer-songwriter and activist Beatie Wolfe for her video project …
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The winners of the annual Prix Ars Electronica, which honours outstanding achievements in the field of international media art, take centre stage at every Ars Electronica Festival. This year, for the first time, an award for 'AI in Art' was part of the competition. The first winner in this category, US director and video artist Paul Trillo, is know…
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At the Ars Electronica Festival 2024, visitors can experience new works created within the framework of the European Media Art Platform, such as the project 'Compost as Superfood' by masharu from the Netherlands. masharu has a doctorate in mathematics and a degree in photography. One of masharu's great passions, which has also brought the native Ru…
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Gerfried Stocker is a media artist and an engineer for communication technology and has been artistic director and co-CEO of Ars Electronica since 1995. The title of this year's Ars Electronica festival is “HOPE - who will turn the tide”. For the artistic director, hope in this context is 'not the belief that things will somehow work out, but the t…
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Send us a text In today's episode, we talk to Meredith Whittaker of Signal and artist Calin Segal about what surveillance and the concentration of power in the hands of a few tech companies mean for society. We discuss the context that made it possible for these companies to capture data without regard for privacy and use it to produce new social, …
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When part 2 of our remembering tree episode. Kelvy spoke with two members of the Wrecking Crew. Another member of the crew wasn’t able to be on that episode. We got Mike Morgan who was not only a friend of all of us, but he was the little Brother to all of us. Mike was the baby of the crew. We wanted him on the episode so he could give his tribute …
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We are saddened by the passing of our brother, our friend, our creative partner, and co-host of The Dope Sessions Podcast with Kelvy and Tree. Tremayne Rountree aka Tree passed away last week. We are all devastated and hurt by his passing. As we are praying and sending healing energy to his family and loved ones, Kelvy is doing a series that will h…
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The late sessions crew is back. This is episode 10 of one of the most dopest sections in podcasts. Kelvy, D-Nick and HarleyHustle return to talk about the mess that's going on in Hip Hop. Who created hip hop? Was it African American, some say it was Puerto Ricans, some say it was Jamaicans. Everybody has weighed in, from Lord Jamar, Tariq nasheed, …
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