Tellus 20 Media Myth
Tellus #20 Media Myth
has been web published as mp3s at
http://www.ubu.com/sound/tellus_20.html

Curated by Joseph Nechvatal

Cover art by Steve Parrino

Total time: 64:38
First published on cassette tape in 1988 by Tellus

01 Randy Greif ‘The Rift In The Earth’ (8:15)

murmuring tOngue Of Ovid: XS: The Opera, a collaboration with Jane Smith, Rhys Chatham, Yves Musard, Karen Hansgen et al at Shakespeare Theatre, Boston
1985 (photo by Paula Court)

murmuring tOngue Of Ovid was just posted at:
http://www.ubu.com/sound/nechvatal.html

Tellus Power Electronics
Tellus #13 - Power Electronics : a 1986 classic tape-only release from Tellus; the NYC underground art label (which was at times supported by Colab).

Download Tellus #13 @ Shards Of Beauty (at bottom of the artist's list):
http://shardsofbeauty.blogspot.com/

African music is rare. A good reason to dive into a mix of West Africans folk and rumba.
This is a performance of Patty (aka Dj Papa) spinning at the campus radio of the University of Cologne. The show is called "Borderclash".

Part 1
Part 2

Other parabolas' types:

parabolas (2)

http://www.ajg41.clara.co.uk/mirrors/

TeleSuonohologram (stitching sound & video image), 1984

A project by Adina Popescu in collaboration with PS1 Radio.
Production: Dominikus Müller & Jette Miller

This show was broadcasted June 8, 2007 on the PS1 Radio Boat in Venice at the opening of the Venice biennale.

web:
http://ps1.el.net/web/archive/metafiles/m3u/sbvb07_moscow.m3u
http://ps1.el.net/web/archive/metafiles/ram/sbvb07_moscow.ram

Lodged in a spacious apartment in an unassuming 19th-century building on Rome’s busy Piazza Vittoria, the new Sound Art Museum is both a public venue and the realized dream of Dora Stiefelmeier and Mario Pieroni, the founders of Zerynthia, a not-for-profit organization created in 1991 to promote exhibitions and performances in Italy and abroad. Inaugurated Feb. 26, the Sound Art Museum is a project of Zerynthia and its subsidiary, RadioArteMobile (RAM), an internet radio station launched in 2002 to explore–and expand–the territory shared by the visual arts and sound research. The Sound Art Museum’s premiere exhibition is “Inaudita” (meaning both “unheard” and “unprecedented”) and features installations by the Vito Acconci studio, Markus Huemer, Donatella Landi, Stephen Vitiello and Achim Wollscheid. The organizers are Lorenzo Benedetti, an independent curator, Riccardo Giagni, a composer and musicologist, and the artist Cesare Pietroiusti.