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claudia wegener

a migrant listener with a bag

a sound and media artist who’s practice combines radio productions, on-line publications, teaching and training and public audio-media projects under the umbrella of radio continental drift; she established a mobile skills training and audio media literacy programme “I & EAR” based on a methodology of listening, and has been developing and facilitating collaborative audio radio projects which join skills-training, oral history methods and the creative use of ICTs through collective productions, such as the NO-GO ZONES project in South London (2007/08) and the DURBAN SINGS audio media & oral history project (2009/10).
Academic affiliations include, Visiting Scholar at the Centre for Civil Society UKZN (2008-2010); Associate member of Transnational Arts Identity and Nation (TrAIN) Research at the University of the Arts London (UAL); multi-media advisor & trainer at Market Photo Workshop Johannesburg.

Audio radio work includes productions for WDR Studio for Acoustic Arts, ORF/ Kunstradio, Resonance fm and Radia; publications with gruenrekorder, Vibro/ Double Entendre, Audio Arts, MU Collective European Sound Delta.

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productions:
"Kolonialwarenladen" (ORF, 2011)
LONG WALK clips (WDR, 2009); re-broadcast (ORF 2010)
DURBAN SINGS rough radio mix (gruenrekorder, 2010)

AV channel:
An Ear on the Ground

skills-training:
"I & EAR" audio media literacy

radio interviews
DURBAN SINGS (SAfm, 2009)
LONG WALK (SAfm, 2005)

audio playlists:
Sauti Nairobi; Emboozi ya Kampala; Gulu Songs of Wisdom; DURBAN SINGS

a picture archive

soundscapes:
African cities
European cities

links
Waves of Change
Global Voices

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