Tag Archives: Wave Farm/WGXC-90.7FM

Writes Stuhl,“The age of automation – that art of worker-less factories which has industrial management crackling these days – is coming close to broadcasting,” announced Broadcasting magazine in 1954. Just as it is today, automation to radio practitioners in the … Continue reading →

https://archive.org/details/radiaS45E820_usefulradio_jeffkolar_wavefarm Useful Radio is a new radio mix focused on radio voices, citizen listening, and the intimacy of signals. Featuring collaborations with Joe Jeffers, Anna Friz, and Zeena Parkins. Track listing in order or appearance: Untitled by Jeff Kolar; Creepy Tipi by Joe Jeffers and Jeff Kolar; Far … Continue reading →

Writes Karen Werner, “To make this radiophonic quilt, programmers at Wave Farm’s radio station WGXC came together for a day to make short radio art pieces about RADIO. We approached this theme in an imaginative, associative and at times literal … Continue reading →

Created by Christopher DeLaurenti. He writes, “Phonography has been sometimes been defined as “creative field recording,” taking and placing microphones out into the world in unusual ways and unexpected places. In this program phonographer Christopher DeLaurenti presents several specimens of … Continue reading →

Programming Environments was a networked event May 25, 2019 featuring live coding artists interacting with Wave Farm’s 29-acre wooded campus through code and transmission. They rewrite the code and the radio. Participating artists include Paul Feitzinger, JohnLP.xYz, Messica Arson, and … Continue reading →

Written in 1924 by Hans Flesch, “Magic on the Radio” depicts chaos surrounding a radio broadcast under siege by conflicting interests and mysterious technical problems. This was reportedly the first radio play ever broadcast in Germany. This is the debut … Continue reading →

Rory Solomon presents his CB radio project, live at Wave Farm’s “Lodge” show at Riedlbauer’s Resort in Round Top, New York Aug. 26, 2017. Solomon reviews citizens band radio history in the United States, and relates CB radio today to … Continue reading →

Includes an interview with Amanda Dawn Christie about her experimental documentary film about Canada’s RCI shortwave radio towers, plus excerpts from William Basinski’s “Shortwavemusic,” and this year’s “Shortwave Shindig.”

Dive into the Wave Farm pond to hear a different sort of radio waves this week. Zach Poff’s Pond Station is a set of hydrophones at the bottom of one of the ponds at Wave Farm in rural New York. … Continue reading →

‘Remote Viewing’ is a slide program, developed for radio: The articulation of Maximilian Goldfarb’s text is accompanied by improvised sounds, performed by Crazed, which is the electronic sound outfit of Jack Schoonover and Maximillian Hamel. As a visual archive escaping … Continue reading →