Radio Art in Brazil: A Panorama of Artists and Productions

Mauro Sá Rego Costa, Adriana Gomes Ribeiro and Pedro de Albuquerque Araujo

Abstract: The essay begins with a synthetic history of the emergence of radio art in Brazil. We present different ways in which radio art is produced and programmed in Brazil, enumerating the principal stations and artists, starting with the two public cultural stations in which it was first produced: Rádio Cultura FM (São Paulo) and Rádio MEC FM (Rio de Janeiro). The text also introduces readers to artists who have created radio art and sound art pieces in and out of the space of airwaves within art galleries and museums or outdoors. Finally, we present the most recent overview of Brazilian radio art using the Internet and all interconnected media.

Introduction

Art on the Radio and Brazilian Radio Art

The Role of Rádio Cultura and Rádio MEC

The Role of the Universities

References

Bentes, Ivana and Lílian Zaremba (eds.) (1996, 1997, 1999). Rádio Nova: Constelações da Radiofonia Contemporânea. Rio de Janeiro: UFRJ, ECO.

Costa, Mauro (2016). “A Rádio Arte como Gênero, sua História e Atualidade no Mundo e no Brasil.” In Valci Zuculoto, Debora Lopez, and Marcelo Kischinhevsky (eds.), Estudos Radiofônicos no Brasil 25 anos do Grupo de Pesquisa Rádio e Mídia Sonora da Intercom (pp. 424-436). São Paulo: Coleção GP’s E-books vol. 22, Intercom.

El Haouli, Janete (2006). “Rádio Arte no Brasil.” In Marinilda Bertolete Boulay (ed.) Guia do Mercado Brasileiro da Música. São Paulo: Imprensa Oficial.

Porto, Regina (1997). “A poética do som: utopia & constelações.” In Ivana Bentes and Lilian Zaremba (eds.), Rádio Nova, Constelações da Radiofonia Contemporânea. Rio de Janeiro: UFRJ, ECO.

Zaremba, Lilian (ed.) (2009). Entreouvidos, sobre rádio e a arte. Rio de Janeiro: Oi Futuro/SOARMEC.

Other Ways

Crossing Borders: Internet, Performance, and Other Networks Promoting New Productions and Forms of Listening

References

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