Participants in the fourth season of Station Radio explore feminist artistic and research practices and tactics. This season is a drift through sound environments and pulsing interfaces, promising the coming together of past and present and harmonies of the poetic and the technological.

The latest season of Station Radio continues and expands research into the archives of Cyber-Femin-Club that was launched by the Garage Digital program and Anna Soz’s project Practical Independence. The season home page was developed using the artist’s drawings and video for the project.

Cyber-Femin-Club was a St. Petersburg organization that existed from 1990 to the 2000s in a squat at Pushkinsky 10. The cyberfeminists created an environment in which personal, political, artistic, and technological practices were inseparably linked. The heyday of cyberfeminism in Russia coincided with the raveolution. Members of the movement organized seminars at the trance club Tunnel and concerts on the art ship Stubnitz and from the late 1990s continued their sound research at the Gallery of Experimental Sound (GEZ-21).

Artist Anna Soz developed a separate site for the fourth season, which is accessible via this link.

Cover: Anna Soz, Practical Independence, 2023. Digital drawing. Courtesy of the artist