30 March - 17 May 2019
RAAR is streaming the full event live with contributions by
Ghislain Amar, Ellen Phan, Carolina Hicks and more.
Opening reception Saturday 30 March 3:30pm
http://www.torranceartmuseum.com/colab4
Rotterdam Art And Radio #39 - Roodkapje turns 18
15 December 2018, 1pm-2am
RAAR is streaming the full event live: Brunch, market,
performances, bands, babes, Djs and dancers.
RAAR is on Mixlr
15 December 2018, 1pm-2am
RAAR is streaming the full event live: Brunch, market,
performances, bands, babes, Djs and dancers.
RAAR is on Mixlr
"RAAR (Rotterdam Art And Radio)," Anxious City Festival, Rotterdam, NL, 2018
Hosted by Joshua Thies with Agnes Momirski and Michiel Huijben
On the subject of anxiety and wellness in the digital age.
Listen to episode #30 (part 1)
Listen to episode #30 (part 2)
Hosted by Joshua Thies with Agnes Momirski and Michiel Huijben
On the subject of anxiety and wellness in the digital age.
Listen to episode #30 (part 1)
Listen to episode #30 (part 2)
"Garment Factory Glass (Confectiefabriek)," ZigZagCity Festival, Rotterdam, NL 2018
Site specific sound installation based on the historical use of a factory building undergoing renovation.
Listen to "Garment Factory Glass"
Site specific sound installation based on the historical use of a factory building undergoing renovation.
Listen to "Garment Factory Glass"
"Infinite Outwardness Performance," 2018
by Henrietta Müller & Joshua Thies
Binaural sound performance with cosmological noise and voice.
Varia, Rotterdam, Netherlands.
Listen to the instrumental version (no voice).
by Henrietta Müller & Joshua Thies
Binaural sound performance with cosmological noise and voice.
Varia, Rotterdam, Netherlands.
Listen to the instrumental version (no voice).
"Gabo Scream Queen," 2016 Four channel performance/sound installation, 30min
Audio artwork inspired by and composed for Untitled Constructivist Sculpture by Naum Gabo, 1957 which now stands by the entrance to a major department store on Coolsingel in Rotterdam, NL.
Listen to Gabo Scream Queen
Audio artwork inspired by and composed for Untitled Constructivist Sculpture by Naum Gabo, 1957 which now stands by the entrance to a major department store on Coolsingel in Rotterdam, NL.
Listen to Gabo Scream Queen
Shown in context of Freierfest, First Annual Festival of Contemporary Art in Odessa, Ukraine
Volume is prepared for deep listening. Please use headphones or earbuds.
Watch "Night Knights"
RAAR (Rotterdam Art And Radio)
RAAR (Rotterdam Art And Radio) is a streaming platform for Audio Arts,
Sound Art, Debate, Discussion, Music, Performance and more related to
the audible broadcast medium. Produced and performed by Joshua Thies in context of Charlois Speciaal Festival 2016.
RAAR is on Mixlr
Listen to RAAR: http://mixlr.com/raar/showreel/
RAAR PROGRAM (subject to change)
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Every Day, 10-15 June, 15:00-18:00 also tune in to our extremely local FM frequency thanks to Dennis de Bel. 92.4 FM
Friday 10
15:00 Intro to RAAR by Joshua Thies
15:30 Ambient Interiors Field Recordings
16:00 Rampazzo
16:30 Past Events - Aymeric de Tapol (Pre-recorded live WOLFART Projectspace)
Saturday 11
15:00 Sebastien Seynaeve - une autre vision -
16:00 Yann Leguay & Vincent Mallasis (Pre-recorded live WOLFART Projectspace)
17:00 Terre T
Sunday 12
15:00 Lukas Simonis - Trash Mix
16:00 Patricia Pluijmers & Donald Schenkel
17:00 Natasha Taylor's Objects
Monday 13
15:00 Oana Clițan introduces Conversas
16:00 Jozeth van der Snepscheut
17:00 thorN (Thorsten Nass)
Tuesday 14
15:00 Anna Mikhailova Quartet
16:00 Machinefabriek (Rutger Zuydervelt)
17:00 NIKA
Wednesday 15
15:00 Kathrin Wolkowicz
16:00 Pia Louwerens
17:00 FGA (Fucking Good Art)
18:00 Simon Kentgens
Advisors: Thanks to Natasha Taylor, Dennis de Bel, Beorn, Merijn, Tor Jonsson, Radboud Mens and Toek at http://dfm.nu/
RAAR is an initial trial program which we intend to expand to a daily broadcast in the future.
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RAAR is on Mixlr
Listen to RAAR: http://mixlr.com/raar/showreel/
RAAR PROGRAM (subject to change)
__________________________
Every Day, 10-15 June, 15:00-18:00 also tune in to our extremely local FM frequency thanks to Dennis de Bel. 92.4 FM
Friday 10
15:00 Intro to RAAR by Joshua Thies
15:30 Ambient Interiors Field Recordings
16:00 Rampazzo
16:30 Past Events - Aymeric de Tapol (Pre-recorded live WOLFART Projectspace)
Saturday 11
15:00 Sebastien Seynaeve - une autre vision -
16:00 Yann Leguay & Vincent Mallasis (Pre-recorded live WOLFART Projectspace)
17:00 Terre T
Sunday 12
15:00 Lukas Simonis - Trash Mix
16:00 Patricia Pluijmers & Donald Schenkel
17:00 Natasha Taylor's Objects
Monday 13
15:00 Oana Clițan introduces Conversas
16:00 Jozeth van der Snepscheut
17:00 thorN (Thorsten Nass)
Tuesday 14
15:00 Anna Mikhailova Quartet
16:00 Machinefabriek (Rutger Zuydervelt)
17:00 NIKA
Wednesday 15
15:00 Kathrin Wolkowicz
16:00 Pia Louwerens
17:00 FGA (Fucking Good Art)
18:00 Simon Kentgens
Advisors: Thanks to Natasha Taylor, Dennis de Bel, Beorn, Merijn, Tor Jonsson, Radboud Mens and Toek at http://dfm.nu/
RAAR is an initial trial program which we intend to expand to a daily broadcast in the future.
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HELLEBOU VOL. 4 - HERE AND THERE
2014 publication with works by artists from Hellebou residency
Link to Hellebou
2014 publication with works by artists from Hellebou residency
Link to Hellebou
"these fields," 2014, video on tablet with headphones
Shown in context of 'november second' art event
Location: 51°56'28" N 4°27'15" E
More information about the event: http://
Link to the video: https://vimeo.com/111004533
Shown in context of 'november second' art event
Location: 51°56'28" N 4°27'15" E
More information about the event: http://
Link to the video: https://vimeo.com/111004533
"In Free Fall," 2014, Video loop, 18'
A specific reaction to Steyerl's essay, this work makes use of media that attempt to synthesize the grounded human experience represented in Google Earth. Locations were chosen based on recent events concerning pirating off the coast of Somalia and container shipping through the Gulf of Aden and the Suez canal. Some of the narrative text comes directly from Steyerl's essay plus original anecdotal material by the artist. Special thanks to SND, Laurie Spiegel, Alva Noto, Avus and Veronica Olivotto for sound, music and field recording contributions.
Link to the video: https://vimeo.com/103744166
Please contact the artist for video passwords
A specific reaction to Steyerl's essay, this work makes use of media that attempt to synthesize the grounded human experience represented in Google Earth. Locations were chosen based on recent events concerning pirating off the coast of Somalia and container shipping through the Gulf of Aden and the Suez canal. Some of the narrative text comes directly from Steyerl's essay plus original anecdotal material by the artist. Special thanks to SND, Laurie Spiegel, Alva Noto, Avus and Veronica Olivotto for sound, music and field recording contributions.
Link to the video: https://vimeo.com/103744166
Please contact the artist for video passwords
Circuits Collection - White Wall Project
Each artist is free to use the theme he or she sees fit, freedom is absolute in this sense, the artist is free to intervene in the space in any way he or she believes is suitable. Visitors can observe how diverse forms of expression can coexist within the same space and become a message. The first edition takes place at Café LaBru, Rotterdam (NL). Artists include: Hanneke van der Werf (NL), Peter Hoijmakers(NL), Yoshiyuki Koinuma (JP), Joshua Thies (US), Isabel Marcos (SP), Alejandra Huerta (CHI/NL), Ivo van den Baar (NL), Inge Aanstoot (NL) and Piet Rogie (NL). More info here.
Each artist is free to use the theme he or she sees fit, freedom is absolute in this sense, the artist is free to intervene in the space in any way he or she believes is suitable. Visitors can observe how diverse forms of expression can coexist within the same space and become a message. The first edition takes place at Café LaBru, Rotterdam (NL). Artists include: Hanneke van der Werf (NL), Peter Hoijmakers(NL), Yoshiyuki Koinuma (JP), Joshua Thies (US), Isabel Marcos (SP), Alejandra Huerta (CHI/NL), Ivo van den Baar (NL), Inge Aanstoot (NL) and Piet Rogie (NL). More info here.
'Non-action at a distance'
Patterns we can see from such a distance as that of orbiting satellites and gazing at our planet promote a sense of possession over these territories. The images in this video work were captured via Google Earth in the outback of Australia and the text comes from various sources about the history of photography and flight, self-help/motivational books and finally a fictional element written by myself. The drawings capture various ways of seeing surfaces at both micro and macroscopic distances. The images refer to places on Earth's surface that can be viewed via satellite or high altitude flight photography as well as microscopic imagery based on forms created by nano technology. Each image is a mixture of human intervention in the landscape and human intervention in artificial production of microscopic surfaces. Field recordings of the 'booming desert' phenomenon compose the soundtrack. See stills below.
Link to the video: https://vimeo.com/103737449
Patterns we can see from such a distance as that of orbiting satellites and gazing at our planet promote a sense of possession over these territories. The images in this video work were captured via Google Earth in the outback of Australia and the text comes from various sources about the history of photography and flight, self-help/motivational books and finally a fictional element written by myself. The drawings capture various ways of seeing surfaces at both micro and macroscopic distances. The images refer to places on Earth's surface that can be viewed via satellite or high altitude flight photography as well as microscopic imagery based on forms created by nano technology. Each image is a mixture of human intervention in the landscape and human intervention in artificial production of microscopic surfaces. Field recordings of the 'booming desert' phenomenon compose the soundtrack. See stills below.
Link to the video: https://vimeo.com/103737449
Contact the artist for video password to view.
Sonic Postcard from Rotterdam
Radio Program hosted by Audio Foundation:Sound artist, Joshua Thies and Urban Researcher Veronica Olivotto set out to discover white noise and pollution in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
Hailing from The United States and Italy respectively, the two have called Rotterdam their home for the past 5 years.
"As the largest port city in Europe, Rotterdam is resonating with the sound of industry from container yards, major shipping lanes on the river Maas, freeways across the lowlands, public transit and a small airport on the outskirts of the city. Noise pollution, from those and other sources, is perceived as a problem in the city, causing sleep disorders, increasingly forcing families to move to quieter locations out of the city.
One of the deterrents of noise pollution, ironically, can be ‘white noise’, a competing constant or recurrent sound, dissolving into the local environment. In this postcard we aim to search for samples of noise pollution and white noise in the city, find the meaning of these notions as well as possible points of overlap or ambiguity.”
Listen to: Sonic Postcards Episode III
Re:Rotterdam 2013
Solo Exhibition: Joshua ThiesArt Fair from 6-10 February. 'Non-action at a distance' is a title that attempts to describe the fundamentals of this work. Both the drawings and the video work were inspired by many hours floating around our virtual Earthscape otherwise known as Google Earth. It is not only about the patterns we can see from such a distance as that of orbiting satellites but also what gazing at our planet can mean for our sense of ownership or possession of territory. The images in the video work were captured via Google Earth in the outback of Australia and the text comes from various sources about the history of photography and flight, self-help/motivational books and finally a fictional element written by myself. In the drawing I wanted to capture various ways of seeing surfaces at both micro and macro distances. Therefore the images you see refer to places on Earth's surface that can be viewed via satellite or high altitude flight photography as well as microscopic imagery based on forms created by nano technology. Each image is a mixture of human intervention in the landscape and human intervention in artificial production of microscopic surfaces.
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