From August 11. to 13., 2020, Datscha Radio in Berlin broadcast three days of radio experiments, interviews, discussions, sound art presentations, space noises, and more, all as part of their annual radio art festival. The festival, Listening to the Universe — Radiophonien des Alls, included contributions from a wide range of artists. We were very […] Full details »
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Signal Tide interview and audio, LACMA
May 29, 2020
Filed under: Interview · LACMA · Signal Tide
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art has published a sound mix, Signal Tide — Two Passes, with an accompanying interview with us about Signal Tide, by Joel Ferree of the LACMA Art + Tech Lab, as part of the LACMA@home series. From the accompanying description: Signal Tide was created by Lab grant recipients Kata […] Full details »
Colaboradio interview
March 2, 2018
Filed under: Colaboradio · Interview · Minute/Year · Signal Tide
We were interviewed by Rosanna Lovell, for Colaboradio’s Berliner Runde programme (part of Pi-Radio Berlin) about Signal Tide, Minute/Year, and plenty more. Listen in full here. Full details »
Signal Tide at LACMA
September 20, 2017
Filed under: LACMA · Signal Tide
Signal Tide will be presented at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art from September 21. to 24. — LACMA’s Unframed blog did a post about the work to accompany the presentation. Full details »
Aleatoric elements
September 12, 2017
Filed under: LACMA · LES-1 · Satellites · Signal Tide · Signal Tide research · Space
In our previous post, we talked about how we created music for Signal Tide — together with David, Drew, James, and several others — recording new versions of specific sacred harp hymns. However, the work that we undertook was not just a process of re-creating new versions of existing songs. We also recorded many further […] Full details »
Rooted to the earth, singing to the sky
September 9, 2017
Filed under: LACMA · LES-1 · Satellites · Signal Tide · Signal Tide research · Space
Most of what we have written in these blog posts over the last year or so has been about our satellite-tracking process — antennas, software, satellite-pass monitoring, stuff like that. However, this process of receiving signals from the LES-1 satellite is just one half of Signal Tide. Signal Tide has two sides. We’ve been referring […] Full details »
Summer updates
September 1, 2017
Filed under: LACMA · LES-1 · Satellites · Signal Tide · Signal Tide research · Space
We’ve been pretty busy with Signal Tide work in the last few months — so busy, in fact, that we’re a bit late in sharing any news about our research. So, let’s fix that now. Until pretty recently, we were still out in the German countryside, in the small village of Stolzenhagen. One of the […] Full details »
Contemplating a mystery
June 22, 2017
Filed under: LACMA · LES-1 · Satellites · Signal Tide · Signal Tide research · Space
Over the last few weeks, we have returned again to the technical questions related to receiving satellite signals for Signal Tide. The work that we are doing involves chipping away at a few different interrelated questions that we will need to answer in order to make Signal Tide work. We’ll be posting about them all […] Full details »
Post on Unframed
April 20, 2017
Filed under: LACMA · Signal Tide
We contributed a post to LACMA’s Unframed blog about our Art+Technology Lab research project, Signal Tide. Full details »
Straightening out
April 4, 2017
Filed under: LACMA · LES-1 · Satellites · Signal Tide · Signal Tide research · Space
As part of our testing process of different potential locations for receiving signals, we decided to again try to monitor a pass of the LES-1 from the grounds of LACMA — specifically, from the roof of the Pavilion for Japanese Art. We had two passes that we wanted to try to be able to monitor […] Full details »