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Arts + Culture + Transmission: Radio from The Field
Arts + Transmission + Culture: Radio from the Field Header Image. (Dec 09, 2015)
Radio From The Field Chatham Library and CLC Adult Workshop Participant Alexis Russell. Photographed by Max Goldfarb. (Jul 10, 2016)
Radio From The Field Chatham Library and CLC Adult Workshop Participant John Horton. Photographed by Max Goldfarb. (Jul 10, 2016)
Radio From The Field Chatham Library and CLC Adult Workshop Participant John Scott Legg. Photographed by Max Goldfarb. (Jul 10, 2016)
Radio From The Field Chatham Library and CLC Adult Workshop Participant Laura Zelasnic. Photographed by Max Goldfarb. (Jul 10, 2016)
Radio From The Field Chatham Library and CLC Adult Workshop Participant Lisa Noonan. Photographed by Max Goldfarb. (Jul 10, 2016)
Radio From The Field Chatham Library and CLC Adult Workshop Participants. Photographed by Max Goldfarb. (Jul 10, 2016)
Radio From The Field Chatham Library and CLC Youth Workshop Audio Editing Student. Photographed by Max Goldfarb. (Jul 08, 2016)
Radio From The Field Chatham Library and CLC Youth Workshop Audio Editing Tutorial. Photographed by Max Goldfarb. (Jul 08, 2016)
Radio From The Field Chatham Library and CLC Youth Workshop Introductions I. Photographed by Max Goldfarb. (Jul 08, 2016)
Radio From The Field Chatham Library and CLC Youth Workshop Introductions II. Photographed by Max Goldfarb. (Jul 08, 2016)
Radio From The Field Chatham Library and CLC Youth Workshop Participants. Photographed by Max Goldfarb. (Jul 08, 2016)
Arts + Transmission + Culture: Radio from the Field Chatham flyer . A series of workshops held in conjunction with the Columbia Land Conservancy and the Chatham Public Library, lead by WGXC Mobile Studio Manager Max Goldfarb. (Jul 05, 2016)
Radio From The Field Cairo Library Workshop Audio Editing Tutorial. Photographed by Max Goldfarb. (Mar 12, 2016)
Radio From The Field Coxsackie Workshop participants. Photographed by Max Goldfarb. (Jan 20, 2016)
Radio From The Field Coxsackie Workshop Participants, Concentrated Listening. Photographed by Max Goldfarb. (Jan 20, 2016)
Radio From The Field Coxsackie Workshop Sign. Photographed by Max Goldfarb. (Jan 20, 2016)
Radio From The Field Tivoli Workshop Participant Edits Audio. Photographed by Max Goldfarb. (Dec 09, 2015)
Radio From The Field Tivoli Workshop Participant Kathy Oconnor. Photographed by Max Goldfarb. (Dec 09, 2015)
Arts + Transmission + Culture: Radio from the Field Tivoli flyer . A workshop at the Tivoli Free Library lead by WGXC Mobile Studio Manager Max Goldfarb. (Dec 02, 2015)
Arts + Transmission + Culture: Radio from the Field Hudson flyer . A workshop at the Hudson Public Library lead by WGXC Mobile Studio Manager Max Goldfarb. (Oct 17, 2015)
Radio From The Field Catskill Workshop Participants Editing. Photographed by Jesse O'Dunne. (Oct 08, 2015)
Radio From The Field Catskill Workshop Participants with Max Goldfarb.. Photographed by Jesse O'Dunne. (Oct 08, 2015)
Arts + Transmission + Culture: Radio from the Field Catskill flyer . A workshop at the Catskill Public Library lead by WGXC Mobile Studio Manager Max Goldfarb. (Oct 01, 2015)
Wave Farm’s WGXC is pleased to present a series of free public workshops at local libraries as part of the Arts + Culture + Transmission program. Radio from The Field workshops introduce participants to environmental sound recording and to audio editing, to construct projects for radio and digital distribution. WGXC Mobile Studio Manager and artist Max Goldfarb works with participants on how to create field recordings, edit audio, and construct projects, using free sound editing software, as a basis for giving voice to our local environments. Workshops include two to three sessions, during which participants will produce a short, radio-ready production that will become a part of Wave Farm's WGXC archive.
No previous experience necessary. Click Turn Out for a list of past and upcoming workshops. To register or for more information, contact max@wgxc.org or call (518) 697-7400.
Arts + Culture + Transmission is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature, and a grant from the fund for columbia county, a fund of Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation.