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28 Nov 2014
21 Oct 2014
15 Nov 2014
An artists panel discussion by BridA (Tom Kerševan, Jurij Pavlica and Sendi Mango) and DE.fragmentation, a joint exhibition curated by BridA and featuring works by BridA, Irena Pivka, Brane Zorman (RadioCona), Primož Bizjak, Maja Smrekar, Bogdan Soban, Arjan Pregl, Anja Medved, Saso Sedlaček, Igor Štromajer (Intima Virtual Base), and Miha Tursič, Špela Petrič & Maja Murnik,
14 Mar 2014
13 Apr 2014
DE.fragmentation, a joint exhibition also featuring works by Tom Kerševan, Sendi Mango, Jurij Pavlica (BridA), Irena Pivka, Brane Zorman (RadioCona), Arjan Pregl, and Igor Štromajer (Intima Virtual Base)
22 Feb 2013
28 Feb 2013
15 Sep 2012
28 Apr 2012
2 Jun 2012
27 Feb 2012
1 Mar 2012
RadioCona project follow-up , Freies Radio in Berlin on 88,4 MHz and Potsdam on 90,7 Mhz
at the Nachtradiofestival Radio Arts Space
4 Jun 2011
1 Feb 2011
6 Feb 2011
In 2009 the Rome-based Internet radio RAM LIVE and radioCona broadcast the Sounds like Venice live programme during the opening of the Venice Biennale and also released podcasts.
In 2010 the radioCONA platform along with partners from Italy (RAM Live/Zerynthia) and Serbia (Novi radio Beograd, KIOSK NGO) investigates Radio as an Artspace, a communication platform used as a medium for artworks, discussion and social interaction. The project is co-funded from the Balkan Incentive Fund for Culture (BIFC).
On 17 January 2012 Art's Birthday contributions took place at Kunstradio.at: streaming of the ZVO.ČI.TI. so.und.ing Collection by RadioCona and Ars Acustica radiophonic evening with live contribution by Radio Slovenia Third Channel - ARS, the Bone Piece, A Tale of Voice and Flute by Bor Turel and Gregor Pirš.
RadioCona's Radio Arts Space was hosted by Kunstradio on Ö1 & RÖI (Shortwave) in Austria in April 2012.
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