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Art Licks Weekend Radio 2019 (UK)


This year sees the launch of the Art Licks Weekend radio station, run in partnership with TACO! and RTM. Commissioned artworks will be broadcast daily, alongside scheduled content from arts practitioners nationwide. The radio will act as a forum for further conversation around the festival’s theme of Interdependence and the questions it prompts.

The broadcasts will be online here:

https://rtm.fm/shows/art-licks-weekend-radio

Tune is to hear Mia Thom’s audio piece, “Here! Your Golden Scarab” on Sunday, 20th October 2019, at 13:42 :

An audio compilation of an archive, collated over a month, of 30 artists contributing vocal accounts on synchronicity, manifested dreams, visions and other inexplicable happenings.  

Contributing artists : 

Cathy Abraham 

Katherine Bull

Mira Calix

Hanien Conradie

Vanessa Cowling

Jessica Meyer

Nicola du Toit

Coila-Leah Enderstein

Lance Herman

Georgia Kruger

Michaela Limberis

Io Makandal 

Nomusa Makhubu

Khanya Mashabela

Virginia McKenny

Sukuma Mkhize

Nobukho Nqaba

Sean O’Toole 

Carolyn Parton 

Gabrielle Raaf 

Chloë Reid

Amy Rusch

Matt Slater

Katherine Spindler 

Cara Stacey

Anna Stielau

Sitaara Stodel

Mia Thom

Jasmin Valcarcel 

James Webb

Michaela Younge

Piano extracts:

1) Chopin Nocturne no 19. in E minor, op. 72 no.1 

Pianist: Estelle Roux

2) Ligeti Étude No. 10 'Der Zauberlehrling’

Artist and Pianist: Coila-Leah Enderstein 

Studio recordings conducted by Sound Engineer, Dave Langemann and artist Mia Thom

“Echo” voices: Denise Onen, Mia Thom, Katherine Spindler 

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Thamesmead Arts and Culture Office (TACO!) is an artist-led space for research, production, and exchange located in Thamesmead, SE London. TACO! is engaged with its local context whilst simultaneously supporting dialogue with artists and contemporary art.

Launched on October 19th 2018, RTM is a new community radio station for Thamesmead that hosts a diverse and eclectic programme of local talent, music, artists, interviews and more. The station has been developed and initiated by TACO!, as part of a commissioned project by artist Sam Skinner.