Open Air

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Christian Marclay

20130325

An artist reimagines how broadcast space might be used: Christian Marclay

Radio 4's focus on arts continues with a series of five playful and surprising audio interventions, across the week after the Today programme.

Radio 4 and London-based arts organisation Artangel have commissioned artists known for their singular approach to performance, sound, sculpture, installation and film-making to respond to a particular moment in the morning radio schedule and re-interpret how broadcast space might be thought about and listened to.

The artists are: Christian Marclay (Monday), Ruth Ewan (Tuesday), Peter Strickland (Wednesday), Susan Hiller (Thursday) and Mark Wallinger (Friday). An omnibus edition of all five pieces and interviews with the artists discussing their involvement will be broadcast at 11am on Easter Saturday.

~Open Air marks a month until the submission deadline for Open, a call for new ground-breaking site-specific projects to transform the UK's cultural landscape. Further information available here: http://www.artangel.org.uk/open/about

Produced by Russell Finch and Joby Waldman

A Somethin' Else production for BBC Radio 4.

Christian Marclay reimagines how broadcast space might be used at the Open arts initiative

Series of audio interventions by artists, to mark the launch of the Open arts initiative

Ruth Ewan

20130326

An artist reimagines how broadcast space might be used: Ruth Ewan

Radio 4's focus on arts continues with a series of five playful and surprising audio interventions, across the week after the Today programme.

Produced by Russell Finch and Joby Waldman

A Somethin' Else production for BBC Radio 4.

Ruth Ewan reimagines how broadcast space might be used to mark the Open arts initiative.

Series of audio interventions by artists, to mark the launch of the Open arts initiative

Peter Strickland

20130327

An artist reimagines how broadcast space might be used: Peter Strickland

Radio 4's focus on arts continues with a series of five playful and surprising audio interventions, across the week after the Today programme.

Produced by Russell Finch and Joby Waldman

A Somethin' Else production for BBC Radio 4.

Peter Strickland reimagines how broadcast space might be used for the Open arts initiative

Series of audio interventions by artists, to mark the launch of the Open arts initiative

Susan Hiller

20130328

An artist reimagines how broadcast space might be used: Susan Hiller

Radio 4's focus on arts continues with a series of five playful and surprising audio interventions, across the week after the Today programme.

Produced by Russell Finch and Joby Waldman

A Somethin' Else production for BBC Radio 4.

Susan Hiller reimagines how broadcast space might be used to mark the Open arts initiative

Series of audio interventions by artists, to mark the launch of the Open arts initiative

Mark Wallinger

20130329

An artist reimagines how broadcast space might be used: Mark Wallinger

Radio 4's focus on arts continues with a series of five playful and surprising audio interventions, across the week after the Today programme.

Produced by Russell Finch and Joby Waldman

A Somethin' Else production for BBC Radio 4.

Mark Wallinger reimagines how broadcast space might be used for the Open arts initiative.

Series of audio interventions by artists, to mark the launch of the Open arts initiative

Omnibus

20130330

Five artists re-imagine how broadcast space might be used. Front Row's John Wilson hears their works and meets the artists: Christian Marclay, Ruth Ewan, Peter Strickland, Susan Hiller and Mark Wallinger.

Radio 4's focus on arts continues with a series of five playful and surprising audio interventions, broadcast throughout the week. Radio 4 and London-based arts organisation Artangel have commissioned artists known for their singular approach to performance, sound, sculpture, installation and film-making to respond to a particular moment in the morning radio schedule and re-interpret how broadcast space might be thought about and listened to. This programme brings all five works together and hears from the artists.

~Open Air marks a month until the submission deadline for Open, a call for new ground-breaking site-specific projects to transform the UK's cultural landscape. More details are available at http://www.artangel.org.uk/open/about

Produced by Russell Finch, Phil Smith and Joby Waldman

A Somethin' Else production for BBC Radio 4.

Round-up of five works by artists broadcast throughout the week on BBC Radio 4.

Series of audio interventions by artists, to mark the launch of the Open arts initiative

Episodes

Episode	Title	First Broadcast	Comments
01	Christian Marclay	20130325	An artist reimagines how broadcast space might be used: Christian Marclay Radio 4's focus on arts continues with a series of five playful and surprising audio interventions, across the week after the Today programme. Radio 4 and London-based arts organisation Artangel have commissioned artists known for their singular approach to performance, sound, sculpture, installation and film-making to respond to a particular moment in the morning radio schedule and re-interpret how broadcast space might be thought about and listened to. The artists are: Christian Marclay (Monday), Ruth Ewan (Tuesday), Peter Strickland (Wednesday), Susan Hiller (Thursday) and Mark Wallinger (Friday). An omnibus edition of all five pieces and interviews with the artists discussing their involvement will be broadcast at 11am on Easter Saturday. ~Open Air marks a month until the submission deadline for Open, a call for new ground-breaking site-specific projects to transform the UK's cultural landscape. Further information available here: http://www.artangel.org.uk/open/about Produced by Russell Finch and Joby Waldman A Somethin' Else production for BBC Radio 4. Christian Marclay reimagines how broadcast space might be used at the Open arts initiative Series of audio interventions by artists, to mark the launch of the Open arts initiative
02	Ruth Ewan	20130326	An artist reimagines how broadcast space might be used: Ruth Ewan Radio 4's focus on arts continues with a series of five playful and surprising audio interventions, across the week after the Today programme. Radio 4 and London-based arts organisation Artangel have commissioned artists known for their singular approach to performance, sound, sculpture, installation and film-making to respond to a particular moment in the morning radio schedule and re-interpret how broadcast space might be thought about and listened to. The artists are: Christian Marclay (Monday), Ruth Ewan (Tuesday), Peter Strickland (Wednesday), Susan Hiller (Thursday) and Mark Wallinger (Friday). An omnibus edition of all five pieces and interviews with the artists discussing their involvement will be broadcast at 11am on Easter Saturday. ~Open Air marks a month until the submission deadline for Open, a call for new ground-breaking site-specific projects to transform the UK's cultural landscape. Further information available here: http://www.artangel.org.uk/open/about Produced by Russell Finch and Joby Waldman A Somethin' Else production for BBC Radio 4. Ruth Ewan reimagines how broadcast space might be used to mark the Open arts initiative. Series of audio interventions by artists, to mark the launch of the Open arts initiative
03	Peter Strickland	20130327	An artist reimagines how broadcast space might be used: Peter Strickland Radio 4's focus on arts continues with a series of five playful and surprising audio interventions, across the week after the Today programme. Radio 4 and London-based arts organisation Artangel have commissioned artists known for their singular approach to performance, sound, sculpture, installation and film-making to respond to a particular moment in the morning radio schedule and re-interpret how broadcast space might be thought about and listened to. The artists are: Christian Marclay (Monday), Ruth Ewan (Tuesday), Peter Strickland (Wednesday), Susan Hiller (Thursday) and Mark Wallinger (Friday). An omnibus edition of all five pieces and interviews with the artists discussing their involvement will be broadcast at 11am on Easter Saturday. ~Open Air marks a month until the submission deadline for Open, a call for new ground-breaking site-specific projects to transform the UK's cultural landscape. Further information available here: http://www.artangel.org.uk/open/about Produced by Russell Finch and Joby Waldman A Somethin' Else production for BBC Radio 4. Peter Strickland reimagines how broadcast space might be used for the Open arts initiative Series of audio interventions by artists, to mark the launch of the Open arts initiative
04	Susan Hiller	20130328	An artist reimagines how broadcast space might be used: Susan Hiller Radio 4's focus on arts continues with a series of five playful and surprising audio interventions, across the week after the Today programme. Radio 4 and London-based arts organisation Artangel have commissioned artists known for their singular approach to performance, sound, sculpture, installation and film-making to respond to a particular moment in the morning radio schedule and re-interpret how broadcast space might be thought about and listened to. The artists are: Christian Marclay (Monday), Ruth Ewan (Tuesday), Peter Strickland (Wednesday), Susan Hiller (Thursday) and Mark Wallinger (Friday). An omnibus edition of all five pieces and interviews with the artists discussing their involvement will be broadcast at 11am on Easter Saturday. ~Open Air marks a month until the submission deadline for Open, a call for new ground-breaking site-specific projects to transform the UK's cultural landscape. Further information available here: http://www.artangel.org.uk/open/about Produced by Russell Finch and Joby Waldman A Somethin' Else production for BBC Radio 4. Susan Hiller reimagines how broadcast space might be used to mark the Open arts initiative Series of audio interventions by artists, to mark the launch of the Open arts initiative
05	Mark Wallinger	20130329	An artist reimagines how broadcast space might be used: Mark Wallinger Radio 4's focus on arts continues with a series of five playful and surprising audio interventions, across the week after the Today programme. Radio 4 and London-based arts organisation Artangel have commissioned artists known for their singular approach to performance, sound, sculpture, installation and film-making to respond to a particular moment in the morning radio schedule and re-interpret how broadcast space might be thought about and listened to. The artists are: Christian Marclay (Monday), Ruth Ewan (Tuesday), Peter Strickland (Wednesday), Susan Hiller (Thursday) and Mark Wallinger (Friday). An omnibus edition of all five pieces and interviews with the artists discussing their involvement will be broadcast at 11am on Easter Saturday. ~Open Air marks a month until the submission deadline for Open, a call for new ground-breaking site-specific projects to transform the UK's cultural landscape. Further information available here: http://www.artangel.org.uk/open/about Produced by Russell Finch and Joby Waldman A Somethin' Else production for BBC Radio 4. Mark Wallinger reimagines how broadcast space might be used for the Open arts initiative. Series of audio interventions by artists, to mark the launch of the Open arts initiative
06	Omnibus	20130330	Five artists re-imagine how broadcast space might be used. Front Row's John Wilson hears their works and meets the artists: Christian Marclay, Ruth Ewan, Peter Strickland, Susan Hiller and Mark Wallinger. Radio 4's focus on arts continues with a series of five playful and surprising audio interventions, broadcast throughout the week. Radio 4 and London-based arts organisation Artangel have commissioned artists known for their singular approach to performance, sound, sculpture, installation and film-making to respond to a particular moment in the morning radio schedule and re-interpret how broadcast space might be thought about and listened to. This programme brings all five works together and hears from the artists. ~Open Air marks a month until the submission deadline for Open, a call for new ground-breaking site-specific projects to transform the UK's cultural landscape. More details are available at http://www.artangel.org.uk/open/about Produced by Russell Finch, Phil Smith and Joby Waldman A Somethin' Else production for BBC Radio 4. Round-up of five works by artists broadcast throughout the week on BBC Radio 4. Series of audio interventions by artists, to mark the launch of the Open arts initiative