Spree ~ Channelsea Radio Group is a project by:

We setup floating sound labs in different locations, as mobile platforms to explore the social, organisational and environmental ecologies of rivers, their shores and inter-tidal zones - specially focused on the Channelsea in London and the Spree in Berlin.

We ran a series of reading~listening sessions both in London and Berlin (together with the Zabriskie Bookshop), along with a series of live radio transmissions bringing the rivers and their people into contact.

We are grateful for the framework and support provided by the Cultural Bridge Fund. Cultural Bridge brings together The Goethe Institue and Arts Council England to create cultural projects between the UK and Germany.

more information on https://acousticommons.net/~/#




24 hours broadcast from the Mardorcha Boat by Channelsea’s Bow Creek with Soundcamp, Surge Cooperative, Blanc Sceol and Radio Otherwise. Image credits: Ruth Keating
 
Reading~listening session #4 at the Platform Tent* setup in the Long Wall Ecological Garden by Channelsea’s Bow Creek with Soundcamp, Surge Cooperative, Blanc Sceol and Radio Otherwise. Image credits: Ruth Keating


Bioacoustics transmission experiment with Soundcamp during exchange at the Channelsea. Image credits: Ruth Keating


Bioacoustics transmission experiment with Blanc Sceol and the Surge Cooperative during exchange at the Channelsea. Image credits: Ruth Keating


Reading~listening session #3 at the INSOLA in the Rummelsburger Bucht by the Spree.


Logo & design by Sam Baraitser Smith

[*] Made and used for Tree of Life, City of Life (Jay Jordan, James Marriott) ‘sounding the metabolism of the city’ along the Thames in the summer of 1989. Thanks to Platform London (Jane Trowell, James Marriott, others) and Rebeka Clark (Stave Hill Ecological Park, TCV) for taking care of the tent in the meantime.
-> soundtent.org/2019/projects/the_tent_that_can_hear
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last update January 2024