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_radio art all night long. Beginning with "Dizziness" with Tom Roe live from Wave Farm at midnight.

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WGXC will be a community-run media project, re-envisioning radio as an innovative platform for local participation. Our inclusive programming will connect diverse voices, and distribute information across the public spectrum in New York's Greene and Columbia Counties. WGXC will be a 3,300-watt community radio station where anyone can volunteer, propose a show, make a donation, or get involved. The FM station will go on the air in 2010. WGXC Online Radio is on the air now playing local recordings with current song listed on top above this paragraph. Facebook group | myspace page
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FEATURED OPPORTUNITY

AIRtime Fellowships

Deadline for proposals: July 1, 2009.

The AIRtime program provides artists with valuable assistance with which to concentrate on new transmission works and conduct research about the genre using free103point9's resource library and equipment holdings. AIRtime Fellowships are awarded to approximately three artists each year. Fellows present their work in conjunction with WGXC, in Greene and Columbia Counties, and our city-based programs at the Ontological Theater at St. Mark's Church in Manhattan. Fellows receive a $1,000 honorarium, and technical and administrative support from free103point9 staff.

TRANSMISSION ART RADIO

Around the clock radio art
including these free103point9 Transmission Artists

• 31 Down
• Brett Ian Balogh
• Alexis Bhagat
• Matt Bua
• Damian Catera
• Melissa Dubbin and Aaron S. Davidson
• The Dust Dive
• Joshua Fried
• Anna Friz
• Max Goldfarb
• Ann Heppermann + Kara Oehler

• Tianna Kennedy
• Latitude/Longitude
• Sophea Lerner
• LoVid
• Todd Merrell
• Michelle Nagai
• neuroTransmitter
• ben owen
• Radio Ruido
• Tom Roe
• Michelle Rosenberg
• Scanner

Archived free103point9 live recordings, other radio art, and works from free103point9's roster of transmission artists play continously on a 128kbps web stream.

FEATURED DISPATCH

Giant Ear))): Inside/Out NYC

Since May 2005, the New York Society for Acoustic Ecology (NYSAE) has presented Giant Ear))) at 7 p.m. each Sunday on free103point9 Online Radio, webcasting field recordings, interviews, and compositions by sound artists. "Inside/Out NYC" presents New York City sound works culled from approximently two years of Giant Ear))) shows. Members Andrea Callard, Jonny Farrow, Edmund Mooney, Andrea Polli, and Andrea Williams produced this CD. Marc Foxman, David Watson, Michelle Nagai, Ben Owen, and Geoff Dugan also appear on the CD.

FEATURED EVENT

Sound Mapping: an evening of performance, conversation, and listening with NYSAE, Alexis Bhagat, and Annea Lockwood.

July 5, 6 - 9 p.m. Catskill Point, 1 Main Street, Catskill, NY

Join free103point9 for an evening of listening at Catskill's Historic Catskill Point on the Hudson River. Sound Mapping will feature a live performance from members of the New York Society of Acoustic Ecology (NYSAE), a conversation between artists Alexis Bhagat and Annea Lockwood, and Annea Lockwood's canonical work "A Sound Map of the Hudson River." Free admission.

FEATURED EVENT

University of Trash Online Radio

"The University of Trash" Sculpture Center, Long Island City

free103point9 is pleased to co-present "University of Trash Online Radio." Click here to listen during special events.

The University of Trash, a project by Michael Cataldi and Nils Norman is on view at SculptureCenter May 10 - August 3, 2009. The exhibition will run parallel to an extensive series of related workshops, talks, concerts, and film screenings.

FEATURED EVENT

Microradio Sound Walk: Ingenuity Festival (Matt Bua, Max Goldfarb, Tom Roe)

July 10, 7 p.m. & July 11, 4 p.m. Cleveland, OH

free103point9 is pleased to present two Microradio Sound Walks at the 2009 Ingenuity Fest in Cleveland featuring Matt Bua, Max Goldfarb, and Tom Roe. Microradio Sound Walk is a multiple transmitter sound piece and walking tour of local artist-generated airwaves. The piece consists of multiple transmission stations situated along a loosly defined walking path tuned to a single frequency, but with a limited range.

FEATURED RADIO LAB

Radio Education Program

2009 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. Radio Lab resources:
Glossary
Resource Library
Historical Works
free103point9 Online Archive
Wave Guide
Instructions, Manuals, and Schematics.