International Women’s Day – 100 years
Part 1

1.) Good News in the Quota Journal

by Elisabeth Schimana and Tamara Wilhelm

2.) electronic de-composer

by Reni Hofmüller and Barbara Huber



Technic: Herta Werner-Tschaschl and Katharina Böhm

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We celebrate 100 years of International Women’s Day with two special editions of Kunstradio. Four women artists, who have worked with Kunstradio before, have been asked to each invite one guest of a younger generation for joint live radio performances. Eight artists, four duos, two broadcasts, that makes four world premieres in eight days. The line-up for tonight’s broadcast is Elisabeth Schimana & Tamara Wilhelm and Barbara Huber & Reni Hofmüller. Next week we’ll welcome Monika Rinck & Liesl Ujvary and Heike Kaltenbrunner & Andrea Sodomka. Both episodes are part of a thematic focus on Radio OE1 entitled “ungleich besser (disparately better) – 100 years International Women’s Day”. 1. Good News im QuotenJournal by Tamara Wilhelm and Elisabeth Schimana Mama mia! In February 2011 the Women’s Quota was decided in the Austrian Parliament. Tamara Wilhelm and Elisabeth Schimana explore past years’ errs and future perspectives. 2. electronic de-composer a de-composition in one part by Reni Hofmüller and Barbara Huber Decomposing, decomposting, disposal, transformation, recycling fragments of contemporary labour. Labour and its proximity to gender issues have a lot to do with the question of transformation and recycling – of working time, image change, pending necessities and power struggles. The brave new world of labour is a sterile one, softened environments rather than dirty hands, suggesting that labour has vanished, with a new industry appearing on the horizon. How do you render cloud computing audible? Barbara Huber and Reni Hofmüller find out. Links: Ö1-Schwerpunkt „ungleich besser – 100 Jahre Frauentag“ Internationaler Frauentag auf Wikipedia http://www.flickr.com/photos/kunstradioradiokunst/ International Women’s Day – 100 years - Part 2

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