WUNP radio program schedule
WUNP –The United Nations Plaza Radio Network – Mexico City DF
Angel Nevarez and Valerie Tevere will continue WUNP as a live internet broadcast stream from Casa Refugio, Mexico City. Taking place Wednesdays during the month of March 2008, this series of programming will focus on urban spatial practices that incorporate sound, music, and broadcast. Schedule below; also check the UNP website for more information.
March 5th, 5pm (Mexico City)
Circuit Maps and Conceptual Networks
WUNP
www.unitednationsplaza.org/radio.html
Tevere and Nevarez will present historical and contemporary models related to the field of radio – as an artistic form, a communicatory tool, a facilitating device, and political and cultural force. Of particular focus, today’s broadcast will look at radio and telephony in the work of Max Neuhaus, Radio Alice, and Tetsuo Kogawa.
March 12th, 11am (Mexico City)
on-air discussion with Taniel Morales
Today’s broadcast focuses on sound transmission in urban space. Taniel Morales is an artist, musician, and excellent cook based in Mexico City. He began his studies in mathmatics, yet when everything began to integrate into complex variables without explanations he changed his course to visual arts and radio. His work ranges from short historic sound capsules and radio montages, to broadcast interventions on public buses in Mexico City. http://tecnodiversidad.com/
March 26th, 5pm (Mexico City)
Domino Theory
WUNP
www.unitednationsplaza.org/radio.html
WUNP will conduct the first ever, live radio broadcast of a domino match between four artists.
Domino Theory was a mid-20th Century foreign policy term used during the Cold War by various United States administrations to justify global US interventionary politics. Domino Theory and the Domino Effect suggest that some change, however small, will effect another similar change nearby, and so on, and so, like a row of falling dominos…
Today’s broadcast stems more so from the title Domino Theory rather than its policy implications. A group of people has been invited into the WUNP studio to simultaneously talk theory and play dominos, a popular game seen and heard throughout Mexico City. Previously prepared topics of discussion have been distributed to participants. |
