This page is regularly updated with schedule and details of our broadcasts.
About
Initiated in January 2021, ‘The Delfina Sessions’ is Delfina Foundation’s show on Radio Alhara, featuring sets from our alumni as well as guest contributors across the world.
The one-hour shows are broadcast live from Bethlehem on the third Tuesday of every month at 6pm local time (4pm UK time).
Invited Delfina Foundation artists and curators in-residence alongside guest practitioners present varying music and sound mixes, conversations and new commissions related to their own interests, practice and/or current passions.
Broadcasting an eclectic mix of music and discussions over the internet, Radio Alhara was founded in March 2020 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. You can read more about the station in coverage on ArtReview and Resident Advisor.
Past editions
COLLECTING AS PRACTICE MINI SERIES
In autumn 2021 Delfina Foundation’s ongoing monthly radio show on Radio Alhara, presented a four-part mini-series as part of our autumn 2021 Collecting as Practice season, exploring the ways collections are shaped, maintained and framed.
September 2021 |
The Record as Artwork | Bhavisha Panchia |
October 2021 |
Hungry Listening | Ulrik Lopez |
November 2021 |
Terra-Tire Session | Adrián Balseca |
December 2021 |
Digital Restitution and its Discontents Listen back ♫ |
Open Restitution Africa: Chao Tayiana and Molemo Moiloa |
OTHER MONTHLY SHOWS
September 2022 | Opus night ⬈ | Santiago Villanueva, Nacho Marciano and Roberto Jacoby |
August 2022 | Piecework/A Forest Without Birds ⬈ | Phuong Ngo |
September 2021 |
Rising up from Halite ⬈ | Chiara Cartuccia and HUNITI GOLDOX (Areej Huniti and Eliza Goldox) |
July 2021 |
Onye Mmanya ⬈ | Sheila Chukwulozie |
June 2021 |
Artworkers Read Palestinian Poetry Listen back ♫ |
Harun Morrison |
May 2021 |
Mother prays, Father weeps | ساعة التشفع an hour of intercession Listen back ♫ |
Lydia Ourahmane |
April 2021 |
Rice Above ⬈ | Wok the Rock |
March 2021 |
Radio Qosqowara ⬈ | Alan Poma |
February 2021 |
the beat of the drum ⬈ | Vivian Caccuri |
January 2021 |
Popular music from unpopular places | Merv Espina |