Capsule (Live) | Monday 20 September | 12 to 5pm
Capsule are curators, promoters and fans of the finest music, revealing the otherwise indescribable connections between contemporary music and art, crafting extraordinary events for adventurous audiences. Also the brains behind Supersonic Festival, the perfect combination of music, art, film and cake, (this year headlined by Swans, Godflesh, Hallogallo and Napalm Death), Capsule’s contribution to Radio IPS will provide listeners with samples from each year of Supersonic.

Pro Choice | Tuesday 21 September | 12 to 5pm
Pro Choice is an exhibition space in Vienna run by artists Will Benedict and Lucie Stahl since 2008. Will Benedict is an artist born in Los Angeles and living in Vienna. He teaches at the Akademie der Bildenden Kunste and is represented by Galerie Meyer Kainer, and will publish his first novel “Britsy” with Schlebrugge in 2011. Lucie Stahl, born in Berlin in 1977, has been exhibiting her works in solo and group shows at Kunstverein Nurnberg, Galerie Dépendance in Brussels, Flaca, London, Galerie Georg Kargl, Vienna and Kunstverein Braunschweig. In 2011 she will be showing her work in a two-person show with Bela Kolarova at Stadtgalerie Schwaz, Austria, and Kölnischer Kunstverein in Cologne. She currently lives in Vienna, where she teaches at the Akademie der Bildenden Kunste.

Pro Choice’s contribution will include recordings by Clegg & Guttmann and Josef Strau, Lucy Indiana Dodd’s collaboration with Sergei Tcherepnin “The White Bottom”, along with documentation of performances by Wolf Eyes, Toxoplasmosis and Demons

The Island | Wednesday 22 September | 12 to 5pm
Founded by curators Victoria Brooks and Andrew Bonacina, The Island is a non-profit curatorial agency, which functions as itinerant embassy for the visual arts. They develop curatorial projects, including exhibitions, new commissions and radio programmes, in dialogue with international counterparts and present projects across the UK and in international partner venues. For their slot on the airwaves The Island will present The Island Studio Dispatches, a five-hour broadcast with contributions by a group of artists currently based in the UK. The Island has invited artists to create five-minute ‘dispatches’ from their studios or space of work. These dispatches reflect what these artists are working on at this moment including thoughts, interests and topics of research taking various forms, from spoken word or music to collaged sound.

Artists
Jesse Ash, Giles Bailey, Dale Berning, Vanessa Billy, Pablo Bronstein, Nicholas Byrne & Anthea Hamilton, Ben Cain, Duncan Campbell, Stella Capes, Celine Condorelli, Mike Cooter, Alexandre da Cuhna, Paul B Davis, Shezad Dawood, Nicolas Deshayes, Luke Dowd, Jason Dungan, Redmond Entwistle, Tim Etchells, Ruth Ewan, Ryan Gander, Babak Ghazi, Claire Hooper, Hilary Koob-Sassen, Andrew Kötting, Linder, Sara MacKillop, Haroon Mirza, Matthew Noel-Tod, Sam Porritt, Laure Prouvost, Reto Pulfer, Paul Simon Richards, Hannah Rickards, Giles Round, Hannah Sawtell, Noah Sherwood, Daniel Sinsel, Matthew Smith, Cally Spooner, Susan Stenger, Corin Sworn, Cara Tolmie, Tom Woolner, Maria Zahle, Eastside projects presents Helen Brown

Dispatches can be listened to on The Island website: www.theislandarts.org

Caribic Residency | Thursday 23 September | 12 to 5pm
Caribic Residency is a two-day artist residency that was originally based in
Frankfurt and then moved to Hamburg in December 2009 where it is now housed in a large former tax office overlooking the docks and fishmarket of the Hamburger Hafen. Over the past two years, Dave Carbone and Jasmin Matthies have invited artists, philosophers, curators and others to spend two days with them. Open to the public on both evenings, each residency has taken individual forms depending on the artists and the guests. Usually informal and discursive, the Caribic has seen lectures, film screenings, exhibitions, performances, interventions, sounds, installations or a mixture of all.

‘Instant gratification’ is the result of the residency undertaken by Eric D. Clark; musician, performer, producer, song- writing extraordinaire on the 18th and 19th of December 2009. Clark spent the two day period at the Caribic recording for 48 hours. Surround microphones arranged throughout the space recorded at a distance the conversations, background music, movements and silences that occurred during the residency. This material was then edited into a shortened version. Described by Eric D. Clark as ‘a recording of a place in time, detached from its visual stimuli’, this sound piece will be played for the first time as part of RADIO IPS.

Caribic’s Radio programme’s aim is not to entertain, educate, or inform as is most commonly associated with the broadcasting medium but more an attempt to give an insight into the activities that occur at the Caribic Residency.

FormContent | Friday 24 September | 12 to 5pm
FormContent is a curatorial project space initiated in 2007 by Francesco Pedraglio, Caterina Riva and Pieternel Vermoortel in London’s East End. For RADIO IPS, FormContent presents a re-edited portion of HaVE A LoOk! Have a LOok!, an audio programme originally hosted at FormContent. It presents contributions from artists, writers, curators and musicians and ranges from live events to sessions where objects, voices, noises, stories and music coalesce. Amongst contributions is a new production entitled “Buoy Bell” by Fiona Banner.

Longmeg (Live) | Saturday 25 September | 12 to 5pm
The slightly incomprehensible ramblings of Long Meg, a band seemingly made up of eight people who met on the tube last night and haven’t made it home yet. Recent performances include, Tate Modern, Wysing Arts Festival, Kunsthaus Munich and Vilma Gold, London