2019 ~ Cagliari, Italy: Roaming Assembly#25 ~ RADIO MUTINY ~ convened by iLiana Fokianaki

| tag: Cagliari

Sunday June 30, 2019

Convened by iLiana Fokianaki

&

The participants of DAI’s Factory "Island Partisans, Anarchists, Bandits and Pirates: Local histories as a guide for politically conscious practices": 

Clara Saito, Dorothy Hunter, Elien Ronse, Emma de Filippo, Francisco Mojica, Harun Morrison, Hasan Özgür Top, Jasmin Schädler, Joannie Baumgärtner, Jose Iglesias Ga-Arenal, Lea Rüegg, Nine Postma, Olivia Abächerli, Raphael Daibert, Sara Benaglia, Sara Cattin, Wilf Speller, Zoe Scoglio.

INTRODUCTION

Roaming Assembly #25 - Radio Mutiny, is inspired by the local and global histories of pirates, bandits, anarchists, poets and all other female figures that conjure resistance. We occupy the technology of signalling or communicating through this radio wave. Radio waves that can act as transporters, but also borders; that can be simultaneous, or in different frequencies and languages, that connect and divide; just like the waves of the waters that contour Europe. This is a one-day radio act, a mutiny act, conspired by a group of people, a crew of some kind, to openly oppose through sounds, words and silences the authorities, under which heteronormative, conservative, nationalist, xenophobic, neocolonial and racist discourses, legislations and consciences are built, in a Europe that is slowly sinking. Our mutiny is indeed a conspiracy, but one that remains in waves. It aims to agitate and propagate for informed and activated listeners. Through this transmission we transport our thinking processes, our positions and oppositions, our sounds and voices, our tongues and silences, our testimonies and our open-ended conclusions. 

With contributions from:

Heba Y. Amin,


Ana Devic ́ (WHW)

Stefano Levidis (Forensic Architecture)

Giorgia Linardi (Sea-Watch)

Daniela Ortiz

Tabita Rezaire (in absentia)

Montecristo Project 

 

RADIO PROGRAM

CLICK HERE for the Radio Live Stream

14:00 JINGLE by Francisco Mojica

14:02 sea side flea market viale trento al portico radio x social club chiesa di san lucifero sea side by Jasmin Schädler.

14:06 Word of welcome DAI Roaming Academy.

14:10 Introductory note by Iliana Fokianaki.
See video documentation ]

14:20 JINGLE by Francisco Mojica

14:22 Screening of Tabita Rezaire’s Deep Down Tidal  

14:42 Weather broadcast by Nina Postma & Lea Rüegg

14:45 Stefanos Levidis (Forensic Architecture) presenting a case followed by Giorgia Linardi (Seawatch) discussing the realities of migratory waves. Panel discussion moderated by iLiana Fokianaki

15:30 JINGLE by Francisco Mojica

15:31 Clip on silence by Elien Ronse

15:33 Numbers station by Francisco Mojica

15:35 ADVERT by Wilf Speller

15:40 SHORT BREAK

15:50 JINGLE by Francisco Mojica

15:51 ADVERT  by Wilf Speller

15:52 Samples of Paralinguistic Vocal Expressions by Harun Morrison

15:55  Heba Y.Amin presenting Operation Sunken Sea followed by a discussion with iLiana Fokianaki

16:20 Daniela Ortiz, presenting a small clip of her work Empire of the Law followed by a discussion on her latest research.

16:40 BREAK

16:55 Radio Jokes by Joannie Baumgärtner

16:57 What is the sound of a two-headed lamb? by Harun Morrison & Joe Bell

17:00 Poetic Battle – performative reading by Sara Benaglia & Sara Cattin

17:05 Audience calls for dedications

17:07 Andreaen Sand Tunes by Drexciya – contribution by Olivia Abächerli

17:20 Ana Dević on a presentation on the figure of the Partisan Woman, feminisms and the future.

17:40 Panel discussion with contributors.  

18:10 Final JINGLE by Francisco Mojica

 

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Sunday, 30 June 2019, 2.00 PM - 6.30 PM

Lazzaretto di Cagliari

Via dei Navigatori 1, Cagliari

Admission is free ~ but please join our facebook event. ~

All lectures and talks will be in English. 

If you wish to join our communal dinner at the Lazzaretto around 19:00, please feel free to contact Nikos Doulos and  make a reservation by the 27th of June. Dinner costs: 10,00 euros (to be settled by cash on spot).

 

 

Planetary Campus is an innovative conceptual space (without walls) where the MA curriculum "DAI Art Praxis" meets with a wide variety of external parties. A welcoming space where we want to host a fleeting, "affective community", where we generously share art and research, where complexity can be embraced and intellectual intra-actions are fostered, aiming to endow our praxes, wherever they are operational. As an infrastructure Planetary Campus is the container for several activities initiated by the DAI.

One of them is the Roaming  Assembly, a recurring public symposium scheduled to take place four to five times per year, functioning as it were as the DAI-week's 'centerfold' event. This state-of-the-art speculative and hybrid program explores specific themes and topics of contemporary relevance to the thinking of art in the world today. 

Although closely interlinked with the DAI's curriculum, Roaming Assembly editions are not conceived as plain extensions of the regular DAI classes and seminars, but rather envisioned as sovereign happenings, designed to mobilize our bodies, our intelligences.

Initiator and curator-in-chief Planetary Campus: Gabriëlle Schleijpen

Senior coordinator Planetary Campus: Nikos Doulos 

Documentation: Silvia Ulloa; see our Video Archive 

Communication design: Lauren Alexander & Hanna Rullmann/Foundland

If you want to receive the DAI's newsletter on a regular base (no worries, not more than a few times per year) you are welcome to register here.