Radio Art Programs
A few examples of radio art regular programs.
- Ars Sonora is a Spanish weekly radio-art show on Radio Clásica (Radio Nacional de España) since 1985, directed by Miguel Álvarez-Fernández.
- Radio Art http://www.radioart.com is a non-profit top quality radio broadcasting online with a unique system combining excellent anti-stress and relaxation music with natural sounds. The music played is carefully chosen with basic criteria the quality, the poetic verse and the meticulous stream, since 2006, directed by Lambros Mitropoulos.
- Radia is an international network of community radio stations that share a common interest in radio art. As a regular project it commissions a weekly radio art program and also participates and promote radio art related events.
- Kunstradio is an Austrian weekly radio-art show on ÖRF since 1987. See also this page for a long list of international radio-artists.
- Atelier de création radiophonique is a French weekly radio-art show on France Culture since 1969.
- Something Else is a weekly 4 hour program of Radio Art, Sound Art and Experimental music hosted by Philip von Zweck on WLUW in Chicago since 1995.
- Radio-System is a work of art by and for the radio (since 2009), in the context of radio art coined as ... radio art as a medium and tool in the construction and expression of the daily realities. The System Radio-study, workshop, home, context of the artist to the radio in a podcast, genre spreading through soundscapes, sound poetry, audio galleries, etc. ... and rock culture's aesthetic experimentation in musical genres such as ambient, noise, drone, experimental, minimalism, low-fi, shoegaze ... Radio-System - audio without shores. Art and Production: Ruben Marino Tolosa. San Justo - Santa Fe - Argentina.
- Radio Eyes is a weekly, improvised, hour-long radio art program broadcast from 4-5pm PST on KSFS - San Francisco State University Radio. An aural journey through sonic space… showing you things you’ve never heard before.
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