Transmission Art in the Present Tense

Friz, Anna

doi:10.1162/pajj.2009.31.3.46

PAJ: A Journal of Performance and Art

2009

DOI: 10.1162/pajj.2009.31.3.46

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Transmission Art in the Present Tense

Anna Friz

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“…Feminist radio practitioners such as Anna Friz (2009) have looked at radio as a space of resonance. Radio as a space of both transmission and reception.…”

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In Praise, In Praise of the Radio Autoethnography: A Radio Collage

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2018

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This piece explores radio’s potential as a space and form for autoethnography. Radio offers the possibility of random encounters and of reaching a wider (and non-academic) audience. Radio isolates and concentrates the expressive qualities of the voice and the associative meanings of sound. Radiophonic space has distinct poetic, political, and relational features that shape the quality of knowledge produced in it. A quantum space, radio is discontinuous and diffracted, much like the boundaries of a self.

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“…Feminist radio practitioners such as Anna Friz (2009) have looked at radio as a space of resonance. Radio as a space of both transmission and reception.…”

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In Praise, In Praise of the Radio Autoethnography: A Radio Collage

Werner

2018

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Transmission Art in the Present Tense

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In Praise, In Praise of the Radio Autoethnography: A Radio Collage

In Praise, In Praise of the Radio Autoethnography: A Radio Collage

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