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Conference
Schedule: (Complete
Session Details here)
Friday May 28th (Latvian
House, 491 College St. W. Toronto)
6-8 pm Registration
8 pm Radio Theatre 1
performances
10 pm solo performance Pamela
Z
also noon-10pm Radio Art Listening
Room (playing radio art from Germany, the UK and Canada)
Saturday May 29th
8:30 - 9 - coffee / informal welcomes
9 am - Welcome and intro of key personnel etc
9:15 - Fogbound: radio
utopia in time of war with
Gregory
Whitehead
10:45 break
11:00 - Re-imagining
radio space with Michelle
Nagai & Michael Waterman
12:15 lunch
1:15 pm - Resonance-FM - a radical alternative to the universal
formulae of mainstream broadcasting Tom
Wallace
2:30 break
2:45 - 4:15 How to
get radio art on the air (and keep it there) with Janna
Graham, Tim May, & Tom
Wallace
4:45 - 5:15 discussion time
8:00 Radio Theatre 2
performances
10:00 Solo performance Gregory
Whitehead
also noon-10pm Radio Art
Listening Room (playing radio art from Germany, the UK and Canada)
Sunday May 30th
9 am Welcome and intro
of CSIRP president
9:15 - Is there a Sonic
Media Art? with
Sabine
Breitsameter
10:45 break
11:00 -Deep Wireless
Panel with Marilyn
Lerner; Sylvi MacCormac;
Richard Windeyer; Marian
van der Zon
12:15 lunch
1:15 pm Ecology on
the Radio with Janet
Russell & David Kattenburg,
Earth Chronicle Productions
2:30 break
2:45 - 4:15 Ears
that Compose - Compositions that Listen with
Hildegard
Westerkamp
4:45 - 5:15 discussion time / closing
6:00 SOUNDwalk by Hildegard Westerkamp assisted by Victoria Fenner
and Michelle Nagai
also noon-6 May 30 Radio
Art Listening Room (playing radio art from Germany, the UK and
Canada)
 Saying
it with Sound
May 31st (the Monday following the conference)
Hosted by Darren Copeland
Sound design workshop for radio producers attending RWB.
(Additional Registration $65.00)
Charles Street Video
For those participants who can remain in Toronto
for one more day we have arranged the following special workshop.
Space is limited, so be sure to register early for both the Radio
Without Boundaries conference and the Saying it with Sound
workshop. There is an additional registration fee for Saying
it with Sound .
This workshop will introduce tools, (technical,
aesthetic, and analytical) to express ideas in radio not just with
words but with sounds as well. It will explore the sonic dimensions
of stories and introduce ways to elevate the compositional dimension
of an effective listening experience over the radio. The workshop
is broken into two parts. The first part will analyze and discuss
existing radio works that use sound in a compelling way, and that
find interesting balances between verbal and non-verbal elements.
The second part will introduce production techniques common in electroacoustic
sound practice but not commonly known in radio. These techniques
do not always require a study in music or computational mathematics
to use them, and often can be manipulated very intuitively once
their basic parameters are understood. |
Accommodations
The cheapest accommodation
we've been able to find is at Victoria College (part
of University of Toronto) at $47 per night (includes breakfast).
The bathrooms/shower facilities are shared. It is part of a school
residence that is empty between May 10 - Aug 27, 2004. You can book
your room on-line at http://vicu.utoronto.ca/food/accommodation.htm#short
For more detail information,
please contact
Jo-Anne Hanophy
Manager, Conference Services
Phone: (416) 585-4522
Fax: (416) 585-4530
email: joanne.hanophy@utoronto.ca
The other option (if you prefer
more privacy) is the Grange Hotel which is like
a bachelor apartment complete with kitchenette that runs $89.95/night
http://www.martlink.com/Ontario/TORONTO/GRANGE_APARTMENT_HOTEL/
Reservations: Toll Free 1-800-250-1625 |
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