12.09.26
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L’Ours Blanc × *Duuu Radio × Circuit
Lectures et concerts

Samedi 12 septembre de 16h à 22h
Entrée libre

en direct sur *Duuu
et en public à CIRCUIT Centre d’art contemporain, Lausanne

avec
Sarah André, Cléa Chopard, Gilles Furtwängler,
Natacha Muslera, Christophe Rey, Cécile Sans
Sarah André, Gilles Furtwängler, Christophe Rey

événement en partenariat avec
L’Ours Blanc, revue littéraire, Genève et *Duuu Radio, Paris

Enregistrement et diffusion radio
Mathias Dupaquier

Soutien
Pro Helvetia. Fondation suisse pour la culture

Soutiens de CIRCUIT
Ville de Lausanne, État de Vaud, Loterie Romande, Profiducia Conseils SA, Fondation Casino Barrière Montreux

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29.03.23
Radia Show 939 : “TstBd” by Christopher Booth
Christopher Booth
29'15"
Radia (39)
Radia (39)
29.03.23
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Chaque mercredi *Duuu diffuse une émission inédite réalisée par l’une des radios du réseau Radia, groupe international informel de radios libres. Radia se veut un espace de réflexion sur la radio et la création radiophonique d’aujourd’hui. Cette semaine *Duuu diffuse “TstBd” by Christopher Booth for Soundart Radio.

“TstBd” was a ritual performance carried out December 9th 2021 in Studio 1, Dartington Hall. Utilizing sound, radio feedback, video & ritual a spell was cast, the results of which are as yet indeterminate.

The Test Bed was a performance created in response to a critical investigation into Dartington Hall, its history, pedagogical legacy and the landscape and people who live and have lived in and around the estate. The title was taken from a board annual report for the Dartington Trust in which it was stated “Dartington should be a test bed for a just and sustainable future” Indeed, the sigil used ritually in this piece is conceived from this premise. The work is a celebration of craftmanship, egalitarianism, the landscape of Dartington Hall and a call to remember its history as a catalyst for experimentation and exploration of radical ideas.
“It brought to mind fluxus performances from the 60’s and seemed
to symbolize a revisiting of Dartington’s history although the involvement of radios in the space
and the knowledge that this was being broadcast on Soundart radio brought the focus into the
present. An experimental practice-based project which was professional, engaging and displayed a rigorous performative approach and inventive use of research material.” - Dr Jo Joelson (London Fieldworks)

The audio is also available in conjunction with the video footage from the performance here - The Test Bed - YouTube

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