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contributors: Chae and Grgr
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Pattern of crunchyness, to satisfy your bored mouth
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Based on Erica's diagram of crunchiness and other textures of foods, Chae and Grgr decided to initiate crunch research group. As our first activity, we reviewed the academic paper in ASMR format. With an intention to bring the extreme pleasure of academic papers, crunchy essays to pleasure your brain and hunger for knowledge.
 
 
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caretakers: Gersande, Kamo, Grgr
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An emergent opera where each property is part of a bigger whole, that comes together in the becoming...


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contributors: Jian, Grgr
contributors: Jian, Grgr
writing through and across folder paths  
 
Collective writing through and across folder paths. The result was a collective poem about censorship in art.
 
As a way to collectively write a text we came up with this method: The starting sentence would be a parent-folder on the soupboat and each of us would add subfolders, sub-sub-folders and so on to continue the sentence while creating new branches.
 
The folder structure was built using the terminal only.
 
We then built a python-function that reads through the whole folder structure, starting from the parent-folder and following the different branches to all last children. All paths are written to a text file, using indentation to visualize the hierarchy of the folder structure.
 
The result is a text file that reads through 55 paths in a poem-like structure.
The collective reading of the poem followed no rules except intuition and was recorded.


=== #06: Sharing methods for diffractive reading ===
=== #06: Sharing methods for diffractive reading ===
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caretakers: Kimberley, Kamo, Grgr
caretakers: Kimberley, Kamo, Grgr
(coming soon)
 
On this day we recorded a "cooking show" in which recipes for reading diffractively were created and interpreted by the group.
These recipes, or methods, were prepared in advance, in occasion of an assignment during the same week.
Part of the release consisted in a workshop in which we applied the recipes to references and resources of our choice. The results have been performed live at the end.


=== #07: Unfolding Implicancies ===
=== #07: Unfolding Implicancies ===

Revision as of 23:59, 7 December 2022


link to the special issue release page


The Special Issue 18 - Radio Implicancies - "is about practicing interdependencies. About how to stay with the complex entanglements between the personal, the economical, the political and the computational. About thinking, using and making technology with mutual relations in mind."

“Radio Implicancies”, is a series of eight weekly released sound publications. We have been shapeshifting each Tuesday of the week into our own audience and constantly shuffled positions in the overall work infrastructure. This modular approach enabled an interdependent publishing structure in which we all took turns in order to share responsibilities in a sustainable manner.

Every week 3-4 caretakers would invite the rest of the group to elaborate and contribute to the weekly publication on a specific topic, or format or keyword. The caretakers would also collect the contributions and assemble them together and be in charge of the listening settings in which we would deep listen the result.

Every other Tuesday of each week, somehow estranged from everyone’s work progress, all the members, except the care-takers (those responsible of the outcome of that week’s publication), would walk into a dedicated room unaware of the experience they would step into.

The publications shifted from edited projects to live performances, presenting tools, interface or instruments for the public to thread all the pieces together themselves. The listener’s experience evolved from that of a brutal unintentional edit of disparate sound-works, to an intentional curated piece, interlaced by a common rhythm: that of different binding sounds.

It follows a small log of each week. See the common documentation page of this special issue on this page


#00: test test

We created microphones with coils and piezos. Did a quick test recording kalimba and Manetta talking in the background

#01: Yet to be named

https://issue.xpub.nl/18/01/

Contributors: Mitsa and Grgr

Mitsa and I went to Noordplein to discuss what to record, our contribution was a layered talk about how to field record An audio track with parts of mitsa's and erica's conversations, one evening at nordplein. It is composed as two parallel monologues. On the left speaker is mostly erica's voice and on the right side mostly mitsa's. Talking mostly about public space, field recording in public spaces, the position of the one that records and the one that is being recorded, the difference between soundscape and pure library sounds, how to choose what is urgent to be published, while the sounscape of noordplein is present

#02: Uneven patterns

https://issue.xpub.nl/18/02/

contributors: Chae and Grgr Pattern of crunchiness, to satisfy your bored mouth

Based on Erica's diagram of crunchiness and other textures of foods, Chae and Grgr decided to initiate crunch research group. As our first activity, we reviewed the academic paper in ASMR format. With an intention to bring the extreme pleasure of academic papers, crunchy essays to pleasure your brain and hunger for knowledge.



Critical_and_Intimate_Evaluation_of_Crunchiness

#03: The emergent opera

https://issue.xpub.nl/18/03/

caretakers: Gersande, Kamo, Grgr

An emergent opera where each property is part of a bigger whole, that comes together in the becoming...


tools: - web interface for an emergent opera and interchangeable orchestra director - web-to-print libretto with pagedjs

#04: The jingle board parliament

https://issue.xpub.nl/18/04/

caretakers: Miri, Mitsa, Grgr (coming soon)

#05: Collective writing

https://issue.xpub.nl/18/05/

contributors: Jian, Grgr

Collective writing through and across folder paths. The result was a collective poem about censorship in art.

As a way to collectively write a text we came up with this method: The starting sentence would be a parent-folder on the soupboat and each of us would add subfolders, sub-sub-folders and so on to continue the sentence while creating new branches.

The folder structure was built using the terminal only.

We then built a python-function that reads through the whole folder structure, starting from the parent-folder and following the different branches to all last children. All paths are written to a text file, using indentation to visualize the hierarchy of the folder structure.

The result is a text file that reads through 55 paths in a poem-like structure. The collective reading of the poem followed no rules except intuition and was recorded.

#06: Sharing methods for diffractive reading

https://issue.xpub.nl/18/06/

caretakers: Kimberley, Kamo, Grgr

On this day we recorded a "cooking show" in which recipes for reading diffractively were created and interpreted by the group. These recipes, or methods, were prepared in advance, in occasion of an assignment during the same week. Part of the release consisted in a workshop in which we applied the recipes to references and resources of our choice. The results have been performed live at the end.

#07: Unfolding Implicancies

https://issue.xpub.nl/18/07/

contribution

#08: Outro: Live in Paris

https://issue.xpub.nl/18/08/