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Special Programming: Fri.05.09.08

All times ET (-4 GMT)
Free Jazz Friday 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Experimental Music 7 p.m.
_Live from Ontological Theater, Manhattan.
Noise! 9:45 p.m.
_Live from Ontological Theater, Manhattan.

FEATURED FESTIVAL

Noise! 2008

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May 8-10, 2008 at Ontological Theater, Manhattan

Click here to listen to Noise! (Video stream is not working.) Noise! is a sound performance festival started in 2005 at Ontological-Hysteric Theater, and free103point9 curates for the second year. Audio and video of performances by established and emerging "noise" artists will be streamed on free103point9 Online Radio. Each evening opens with a Radio 4x4, a free103point9 collaborative radio transmission performance with four simultaneous audio performances separately sent through FM transmitters to radios positioned throughout a performance space. Audiences are urged to move among the radios, "mixing" the performances. Performers include Andrea Parkins, Bunnybrains, Skyline, Diamond Terrifier (featuring Sam Hillmer from the Zs), (), Jordi Wheeler, Slink Moss, Michael Garafalo, Tyler Nolan, Dome Theater, and others.

FEATURED EXHIBITION

Off The Grid

Neuberger Museum

03.30 - 06.01.08
Neuberger Museum of Art, Purchase, NY.

Off The Grid features contemporary works which formally and/or conceptually challenge conventional and commercial infrastructures. Installations include works by Matt Bua; Brett Bloom; Benjamin Cohen, Dylan J. Gauthier, and Stephan von Muehlen; EcoArtTech: Christine Nadir and Cary Peppermint; eteam; Max Goldfarb; Louis Hock; Nina Katchadourian; Kristin Lucas; Joe McKay; Trevor Paglen; Seth Weiner; and Bart Woodstrup. Live performances and workshops on March 27, 28, and 29 with EcoArtTech and on April 2 with Joshua Fried, Matt Bua, Alexis Bhagat, Tom Roe, Jeff Stark and others.

TRANSMISSION ARTISTS

Biographies, Work Samples, etc.

More info...

Click here to listen to free103point9 Transmission Arts Radio
Tracks from the artists listed above, plus other live free103point9 performances, and special projects. Recordings from free103point9's Brooklyn locations, upstate Wave Farm, and other venues.

FEATURED DISPATCHES

Latitude/Longitude and Radio Ruido

Latitude/Longitude seven inch cover False Rosetta seven inch cover

Two new seven-inch singles from free103point9's Dispatch Series: Vital Weekly calls Latitude/ Longitude's "Solar Filters" and "Mother Evening" "gorgeous alternative pop songs." The Wire says, "a unique landscape of electroacoustic experimentalkism, in a herky style reminiscent of the jollier members of the Los Angeles Free Music Society or even very early Climax Golden Twins." Radio Ruido has a new 2x7" called "False Rosetta," an homage to numbers stations, the spy stations with voices reading coded numbers. Signal to Noise calls it, "intensely lonely...slow processions that lead into the eternity of space where all radio waves ultimately go."

FEATURED CONCERT SERIES

Hudson Summer Concert Series

Hudson Summer Concert Series

May 31-Sept. 6, parks in Hudson, New York

free103point9 co-sponsors the Hudson Summer Concert Series, this summer in Hudson, New York, with eight free shows from May 31 to Sept. 6. free103point9 transmission artists LoVid, The Dust Dive, Latitude/Longitude, and Tom Roe perform, as well as MV + EE with The Golden Road, Samara Lubelski, The Bindlestiff Circus, Family of Love, Slink Moss Orchestra, Bunnybrains, Mambo KiKongo, Big Blue Big Band, The Ping Pongs, The Dangline Success, and others in parks in Hudson, New York, in Columbia County. free103point9 Online Radio will feature live coverage of these events.

FEATURED EVENT

New FM Community Radio Station

Catskill Community Center

May 10 at Catskill Community Center

Open house for Catskill Community Center's newly renovated Welcome Center with a performance from the Catskill Drum and Bugle Corp. free103point9's Dharma Dailey and Liza Dichter will host information about the new FM community radio station free103point9 is bringing to Greene and Columbia counties. Learn how to do radio interviews, and find out how to get involved in the future FM station. The Greene/Columbia community radio project will start online in the fall, and allow local residents to take the mic, and also air local high school sports, town council meetings, shows for students and parents, seniors, gardeners, and more. At the community center May 10 free103point9 will set up a small radio "studio," and Dailey and others will teach radio journalism skills. In the gym meet CCC program facilitators, and other community groups, and learn more about what the Community Center has to offer. In the gallery, Susan Wides and Fawn Potash will also be showing their photography and mixed-media artwork. Upstairs, children will be able to make art and crafts projects, and take them home for Mother's Day. 5-9 p.m.

FEATURED EVENT

SAWfest 2008

SAWfest 2008

July 19 at Salem Art Works

Live show from Salem Art Works in Salem, in upstate New York. All-day festival at rural sculpture park opens at 2 p.m. with a free103point9 Radio 4x4 (four artists performing into FM transmitters to boom boxes spread among audience) and includes a day of performances streamed live on free103point9 Online Radio. Performers include Bob Holman + Vito Ricci, New Randy, Gun Christmas, Next President, Syd Barrett Appreciation Society, Neptune (instruments pictured), Megafaun, Jonathan Kane's February and special guests. Radio 4x4 performers to be announced.

FEATURED RADIO LABS

Radio Education Program

Radio Labs

Several spring workshops

free103point's Radio Labs provide participants with the technical skills and historical/theoretical grounding pertinent to transmission media in hopes of fostering creative expression within and with the transmission spectrum.

Next workshop:
* May 12, "Artist/Activist Seminars" at 338 Berry St., Brooklyn.
Radio Lab resources:
Glossary
Resource Library
Historical Works
free103point9 Online Archive
Wave Guide
Instructions, Manuals, and Schematics.