Shadows of the Unseen / Stegi Radio 50

50th episode of “Shadows of the Unseen” for stegi.radio Athens. Aired October 2025

1. Excerpts from Polycephaly in D (2021), Onwards Lossless Follows (2017), These Hammers don’t hurt us (2010), And We All Shine On (2006), You don’t Bring me Flowers (2005) by Michael Robinson
2. Otto Luening & Vladimir Ussachevsky, Suite From “King Lear” (from King Lear, Orson Welles, 1953)
3. Jeremy Shaw, Konrad Black, There In Spirit, Cross-Temporal Sync & Alignment Movement (from Phase Shifting Index, Jeremy Shaw, 2020)
4. Aki Onda, Screen Test & Where Would You Like To Go (from a Nervous Magic Lantern performance by Ken Jacobs, Recorded at Spiral Hall, Tokyo on November 3, 2015)
5. Excerpt from The Crazy Family (Gakuryû Ishii, 1984)
6. Peter Rehberg, Black Holes (from I Apologize dance piece, Gisèle Vienne, 2004)
7. Bret Parenteau , There is No Light & Love is in the Air (from Nigiqtuq (The South Wind), Lindsay McIntyre, 2023)
8. Delia Derbyshire & Barry Bermange, Falling (from The Dreams Radio Broadcast, 1964)

Shadows of the Unseen / Stegi Radio 49

49th episode of “Shadows of the Unseen” for stegi.radio Athens. Aired September 2025

1. Excerpt from Premonition (Robert Allen Schnitzer, 1975) :
2. Jeremy Kennedy, Side A (from Bruised Fruit & Underfed Flora, Justin Rhody, 2022)
3. Psychological Strategy Board, Rats in the Walls of our Minds (from Penny Slinger: Out Of The Shadows, Richard Kovitch, 2017)
4. A.R. Luciani, Forest Of Chimneys (library record, date unknown)
5. Tibor Szemző, Steamy Whale (from Private Hungary, Péter Forgacs, 1988)
6. Rino De Filippi, L’Uomo Che Fu (from Condizione Umana, library record, 1975)
7. Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe, Defund Now (from Power, Yance Ford, 2024)
8. Henning Christiansen, Addamaria (from The Executioner (Skarpretteren), Ursula Reuter Christiansen, 1971)
9. Takashi Inagaki, Prisoner of Love: The Dead Dance (from Prisoner of Love: The Dead Dance video/dance, Takashi Ito, 2008)
10. The Root Folk Band, Part 2 (from The Ritual Year, Kain Leo, 2024)
11. Lodewijk de Boer & Martijn Hasebos, A Question of Silence (from De stilte rond Christine M. (A Question of Silence), Marleen Gorris, 1982)
12. Jeremy Kennedy, Side B (from Bruised Fruit & Underfed Flora, Justin Rhody, 2022)
13. Peter Rehberg, Boxes & Angels (from I Apologize dance piece, Gisèle Vienne, 2004)
14. Egisto Macchi, Interrogatorio (from Nucleo Centrale Investigativo Mini serie TV, 1974)
15. Cindytalk, Waiting (created for Eclipse (The Amateur Enthusiast’s Guide To Virus Deployment), Ivan Unnwin, unreleased, 1989)
16. Cyclobe, Each And Every Word Must Die II (from Death Bed: The Bed That Eats, George Barry, 1977)

The Art of Resonance: Marla Hlady & Christof Migone

The research cluster THE ART OF RESONANCE (KASK & Conservatory Gent) is organising a series of informal listening sessions with international artists and researchers, with an eye (and ear) to cultivating a sonic sensibility and relationality.

Herculeslab — KASK & Conservatorium / School of Arts Gent
Wed 12 November 2025 16:00

Marla Hlady and Christof Migone each have long-standing individual artistic practices. Marla Hlady’s work moves across and in-between sculpture, site, performance, kinetics, sound art and music performance. She is interested in how media variously function, systematically and culturally, and how these functions can be critically and productively re-imagined. Christof Migone works as an artist, teacher, curator, and writer. His research delves into language and voice, bodies and performance, intimacy and complicity, sound and silence, rhythmics and kinetics, translation and referentiality, stillness and imperceptibility, structure and improvisation, play and pathos, pedagogy and unlearning, and failure and endurance. They started to collaborate in 2015 in joint projects that combine pre-existing solo concerns and recurring strategies into works that accent site and sound space.

The Art of Resonance: Max Eastley & Rie Nakajima

The research cluster THE ART OF RESONANCE (KASK & Conservatory Gent) is organising a series of informal listening sessions with international artists and researchers, with an eye (and ear) to cultivating a sonic sensibility and relationality.

Herculeslab — KASK & Conservatorium / School of Arts Gent
Tue 14 October 2025 16:00

Max Eastley and Rie Nakajima each have long-standing individual artistic practices centered around sound and sculpture. Max Eastley is an internationally recognised artist who combines kinetic sculpture and sound into a unique art form. His sculptures exist on the border between the natural environment and human intervention and use the driving forces of electricity, wind, water and ice. Rie Nakajima creates sounds using combination of motorised devices and daily objects, either in installation form or during performances. Fusing sculpture and sound, her artistic practice is open to chance and the influence of others. Both artists have performed with numerous other artists and musicians, and started playing together in February 2025. The day after this listening sessions they will be performing at STUK, Leuven.