Contextualizing Australian radio art internationally

Q1 Arts and Humanities

Radio Journal Pub Date : 2019-10-01 DOI:10.1386/rjao_00009_1

Colin Black

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Abstract

Is Australian radio art practice qualitatively different from international practice? Has there been an Australian approach to radio art that was internationally perceived? Drawing on interviews of national and international radio art practitioners and art theory to analyse important contributions to the field, this article contextualizes Australian radio art against international practice to arrive at nuanced answers to these questions.

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澳大利亚广播艺术的国际语境

澳大利亚广播艺术实践与国际实践有质的区别吗?有没有一种澳大利亚的广播艺术方式被国际认可?本文通过对国内外广播艺术从业者的访谈和艺术理论的分析，分析了对该领域的重要贡献，并将澳大利亚广播艺术与国际实践相结合，得出了这些问题的微妙答案。

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Radio Journal Arts and Humanities-Visual Arts and Performing Arts

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