a Radio Tramontana Project at Kunstmuseum Luzern in the context of Sviluppo–Parallelo

Wednesday 16 December, 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
live at Kunstmuseum Luzern, Europaplatz 1, 6005 Luzern
and on http://laptopradio.org

• (0:02:59) Sonnenstube proposes Damiano Merzari and Gianmaria Zanda
• (0:14:13) RAM radioartemobile proposes Donatella Spaziani
• (0:19:40) Radio Gwen invites Alan Alpenfelt, Luca Martegani, Mario Pegoraro
• (0:33:43) E IL TOPO invites David & Frédéric Liver
• (0:44:38) MuseRuole invites JD Zazie (live)
• (1:16:29) Radio Picnic invites Francesco Cavaliere (live)
• (1:50:12) Norient invites Simon Grab (live)
• (2:11:33) Burp invites Jealousy Party (live)

The event and radio programme Freundeskreise – Circoli degli amici (Circle of Friends) originated through a series of invitations sent to befriended art initiatives. We asked them to choose and suggest sound focused works for the three evenings of 4 November, 16 December and 6 January. Although we did not, of course, select the individual works ourselves, these friendly interactions provide a look at our inclinations and preferences and the opportunity to look at current productions in a way that a single individual would be hardpressed to assemble alone.
The performances are part of the project Sviluppo-Parallelo and will take place in the exhibition of the same name curated by Noah Stolz/Stella Maris on a sculpture conceived by artist Laura Vaissade where Oraibi Books has also set up a reading corner with an evolving collection of texts. All performances will be broadcast live on LapTopRadio.org.

Wednesday 4 November, 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
live at Kunstmuseum Luzern, Europaplatz 1, 6005 Luzern
and on http://laptopradio.org/

Booklet with more infos: Freundeskreise – Circoli degli amici (pdf, 1.5 MB)

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Radio Tramontana, is a viavai project and is supported by Pro Helvetia, the Ernst Göhner Foundation, srks/fsrc – the Swiss Foundation for Radio and Culture, the Stiftung für Suchende, and the FCAC–fonds cantonal d’art contemporain de Genève and was created in partnership with HEAD–Genève and Stella Maris Archive.