Radio Re:volt
Paint on Radio: Exploring Katherine Bradford’s American Odyssey
Sendetermin 29.05.2024 14:00 bis 15:00Join us on Radio Revolt for "Paint on Radio," a special broadcast in collaboration with Halle für Kunst und Kultur Graz. Hosted by Gea, this show delves into the results of our unique workshop centered around Katherine Bradford's exhibition "American Odyssey." We take you through the exhibition, discussing its striking artwork and the profound themes it explores, including race, colors, gender, and community. We'll talk about the concepts of sharing space, the role of art in our society, and who visits exhibitions and why. You'll also hear excerpts of the compelling audio pieces created by our participants, inspired by Bradford's vibrant, intuitive paintings.
Photo credits: HALLE FÜR KUNST Steiermark
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Information zur Sendereihe
We intend to create common spaces where everyone can express themselves without being discriminated because of religion, language, ethnicity, class, gender and/or sexual orientation. In addition, we cooperate with other people, institutions and organizations that also operate according to these principles.
The team in Graz consists of people with international history who come together in order to support each other, join diverse events, host workshops, gain and support empowerment throughout doing radio.
We aim to be an address for all people with international history who may have been forced to leave their homeland due to war, ecological destruction, religion, language, race, gender discrimination or economic difficulties. We want to amplify their voices and address common struggles.
Team coordination: Gea Gračner
Editorial coordination: Ipek Yüksek
Editors: Ipek, Angelos, Nikita, Loreline, Stelios, Lilli
Radio Re:volt is the broadcast from Graz by the Re:fiction Radio project.
Radio VC Mytilene is the broadcast from Lesbos by the Re:fiction Radio project.
The predecessor of these two programmes was Snapshots from the Borders from 2020 till 2022.