[ 1. Juli 2016 ]

CALL – CTM Radio Lab Call, 28. August 2016

Von: Andre Bartetzki

Datum: Fri, 1 Jul 201

Betreff: CALL – CTM Radio Lab Call, 28. August 2016

Von: Marcus Gammel

Datum: 1. Juli 2016 09:13:13 MESZ

CTM 2017 Radio Lab

http://www.ctm-festival.de/festival-2017/call-for-works/?no_cache=1

For the fourth year in a row, Deutschlandradio Kultur – Radio Art /

Klangkunst and CTM Festival – in collaboration with the Goethe-Institut,

ORF musikprotokoll im steirischen herbst, Ö1 Kunstradio and the SoCCoS

network, and with the support of the British music magazine The Wire –

are delighted to commission two artistic projects. The call is for

unusual audio projects that couple the radio medium with the potential

of live performance or installation while also relating to the CTM 2017

Festival theme: FEAR ANGER LOVE.

The call is open to artists in the fields of experimental music, sound

art, radio art, new radio drama, and performance. The two commissioned

works will premiere in the form of an installation or live performance

at CTM 2017 Festival in Berlin (27 January – 5 February 2017), and then

be broadcasted in Deutschlandradio Kultur’s Klangkunst programme. The

Österreichischer Rundfunk (Austrian Broadcasting Corporation) will

subsequently present them via one or more of its platforms (depending on

the character of the works): the Ö1 Zeit-Ton or Ö1 Kunstradio radio

shows, and/or (in Autumn 2017), the ORF musikprotokoll im steirischen

herbst festival in Graz.

Proposed projects must explore the potential of combining radio and live

performance / installation within the FEAR ANGER LOVE thematic framework

of CTM 2017. They will be presented as a live performance or

installation as well as in the form of a 40–55 minute radio broadcast.

Prior to presenting their projects at CTM 17 respectively broadcasting

them on Deutschlandradio Kultur, the selected applicants will be invited

to round off the production phase with a 2-week short residency in

Berlin, realised in cooperation with SoCCoS – Sound of Culture, Culture

of Sound, a network project funded by the Creative Europe programme of

the European Union.

Last year’s winning projects, selected from over 300 entries, can be

enjoyed once more in Autumn 2016. The radio play „All Hail Mother

Internet“ from Tunisian artist Deena Abdelwahed will be presented 9

October as part of the festival ORF musikprotokoll im steirischen herbst

and broadcast live via the Ö1 Kunstradio programme. The second piece,

„GAD Technologies“ by Marija Bozinovska Jones aka MBJ Wetware and J.G.

Biberkopf, will be broadcast 18 September, also via Ö1 Kunstradio.

The call is not subject to geographical restrictions – submissions

from artists from all over the world are encouraged. Each of the two

selected works will be awarded a 5,000 € fee plus production costs.

Schedule and Deadline

– Deadline for submission: 28 August 2015

– Winners notified: 12 September 2015

– Production phase: October – December 2016

– Residency / Final production phase in Berlin: January 2017 (2 weeks)

– Performance at CTM 2017 Festival: 27 January to 5 February 2017

– Deutschlandradio Kultur – Klangkunst radio broadcast: February / March

2017

– Presentation via ORF: Autumn 2017

Jury

The international jury will be comprised of five persons from various

backgrounds (artists, curators, journalists) and will be disclosed

together with the results.

Budget

The selected works will be supported by a production budget/fee of EUR

5000 each. Technical/staging costs for CTM and possible ORF

musikprotokoll im steirischen herbst festival performances will be

covered additionally, as will travel expenses to Berlin and lodging

during the residency and festival period.

Deutschlandradio Kultur and CTM Festival will provide support,

counselling, and general assistance during the production of the work.

Marcus Gammel

Redakteur Klangkunst

HA Kultur / Radiokunst

marcus.gammel@deutschlandradio.de

Tel. +49 30 8503-5585

Fax +49 30 8503-29 5585

Deutschlandradio

Hans-Rosenthal-Platz, 10825 Berlin

http://www.deutschlandradiokultur.de/klangkunst.1021.de.html

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