Part of: Movement (1920 – 2020)
Music

Movement | Radio

Beyond and between borders

Dates

Location

Athens

Time & Date

Day
Time
Venue
Day
Friday 14 - Sunday 23 February 2020
Time
24 hours per day
Venue
Stoa Emporon (Voulis 8-10, Athens)

Information

Listen live

Movement Radio is an international online radio station based in Athens that explores concepts of presence and motion through myths of exodus and exile, cross-cultural interactions, and politico-theoretical discourse. Movement Radio focuses primarily on the area of the Mediterranean basin.

Movement Radio acts like a data center or memory bank for the Movement Festival. Over ten days, on a 24-hour-basis, it will feature a continuous broadcast of commissioned pieces, thematic mixtapes, works of audio documentation, testimonies of migrationary itinerancy, narratives, interviews, and DJ sets.

The Movement’s pop-up radio station aims to move the Festival beyond the event’s temporal and spatial borders, and will run from February 14-23, 2020 in a reactivated space inside the Merchants’ Arcade (“Stoa Emporon”) in the center of Athens. At its core, Movement Radio is a sonic agent broadcasting sounds, tonalities, noises, echoes and reverberations, words, thoughts and ideas – a sonically-perceived museum, an imaginary archipelago, mapping communities and sounds in movement.

Movement Radio also presents a new video installation comprising all the world’s flags in constant motion without borders, limitations, or shapes. The video installation was created by the curatorial duo DETACH and was commissioned by Onassis Stegi.

Movement Radio is a collaboration between researchers, leading artists, musicians, filmmakers, thinkers, scientists, communities and activists.

The Stoa Emporon (Merchants’ Arcade) stores, which have reopened after urban interventions by the City of Athens’ Development and Destination Management Agency, were kindly provided by the National Single Agency for Social Insurance (EFKA) to the Onassis Stegi for the “Movement 1920-2020” festival.

Credits

  • Curated by

    DETACH (Voltnoi & Quetempo)

  • Produced by

    Onassis Stegi

  • In collaboration with

    Goethe-Institut Athen

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