US EditionAgainst The Grain: Jo Hutton on radiophonic art
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Against The Grain: Jo Hutton on radiophonic art
In The Wire 496, Jo Hutton argues that radiophonic art is its own highly developed and theorised artistic practice, not merely an offshoot of electroacoustic music According to Austrian broadcaster Kunstradio’s manifesto, radiophonic art is “radio made by artists”. 1920s post-First World War playwrights were exploring surrealism in radio drama, and producers, writers, technical operators focused on the potential of broadcasting equipment – tape …
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