Audio recording

An aspect of the meta-archive, which includes a series of longer recorded conversations initiated by RR (with Sands, with Sands & Amalia Calderón and with Sands & Robin Wassink-Murray), which aimed to capture ideas about value, structure, and care for an artistic practice, as well as providing plenty of space for sharing references, gossip, and “information” – one of Sands’ main materials. These seven hours of interviews – some in Dutch and some in English – are all in their unedited richness part of the meta-archive, both as audio recordings and transcriptions (translations and transcriptions by Martha Jager). – RR.


Listings connecting to the sub typology “Audio recording” (4)



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  • Catalog No.
  • 01873-2019-MaAR-MetaArchiveConversation#2
  • Title
  • Meta-Archive Conversation #2: Interview Sands & Radna
  • Dimensions
  • N/A
  • Materials
  • Digital sound file
  • Object Location
  • Digital

  • Technical Notes

“An aspect of the meta-archive, which includes a series of longer recorded conversations initiated by RR (with Sands, with Sands and Amalia Calderón and with Sands and Robin Wassink-Murray), which aimed to capture ideas about value, structure, and care for an artistic practice, as well as providing plenty of space for sharing references, gossip, and ‘information’ – one of Sands’ main materials. These seven hours of interviews – some in Dutch and some in English – are all in their unedited richness part of the meta-archive, both as audio recordings and transcriptions (translations and transcriptions by Martha Jager).” – RR.

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  • Catalog No.
  • 01876-2020-MaAR-MetaArchiveConversation#3
  • Title
  • Meta-Archive Conversation #3: Skype Call Sands & Radna
  • Dimensions
  • N/A
  • Materials
  • Digital sound file
  • Object Location
  • Digital

  • Technical Notes

“An aspect of the meta-archive, which includes a series of longer recorded conversations initiated by RR (with Sands, with Sands and Amalia Calderón and with Sands and Robin Wassink-Murray), which aimed to capture ideas about value, structure, and care for an artistic practice, as well as providing plenty of space for sharing references, gossip, and ‘information’ – one of Sands’ main materials. These seven hours of interviews – some in Dutch and some in English – are all in their unedited richness part of the meta-archive, both as audio recordings and transcriptions (translations and transcriptions by Martha Jager).” – RR.

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  • Catalog No.
  • 01878-2020-MaAR-MetaArchiveConversation#4
  • Title
  • Meta-Archive Conversation #4: Sands & Robin
  • Dimensions
  • N/A
  • Materials
  • Digital sound file
  • Object Location
  • Digital

  • Technical Notes

“An aspect of the meta-archive, which includes a series of longer recorded conversations initiated by RR (with Sands, with Sands and Amalia Calderón and with Sands and Robin Wassink-Murray), which aimed to capture ideas about value, structure, and care for an artistic practice, as well as providing plenty of space for sharing references, gossip, and ‘information’ – one of Sands’ main materials. These seven hours of interviews – some in Dutch and some in English – are all in their unedited richness part of the meta-archive, both as audio recordings and transcriptions (translations and transcriptions by Martha Jager).” – RR.

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  • Catalog No.
  • 01881-2020-MaAR-MetaArchiveConversation#5
  • Title
  • Meta-Archive Conversation #5: Sands & Amalia
  • Dimensions
  • N/A
  • Materials
  • Digital sound file
  • Object Location
  • Digital

  • Technical Notes

“An aspect of the meta-archive, which includes a series of longer recorded conversations initiated by RR (with Sands, with Sands and Amalia Calderón and with Sands and Robin Wassink-Murray), which aimed to capture ideas about value, structure, and care for an artistic practice, as well as providing plenty of space for sharing references, gossip, and ‘information’ – one of Sands’ main materials. These seven hours of interviews – some in Dutch and some in English – are all in their unedited richness part of the meta-archive, both as audio recordings and transcriptions (translations and transcriptions by Martha Jager).” – RR.

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