The International Radio Art (and Creative Audio for Trans-media) Research Group

The International Radio Art (and Creative Audio for Trans-media) Research Group (IRARG) is an initiative set up to foster a better understanding of radio art (and its trans-media derivatives and developments) in terms of its origins, its development, its current and future manifestations and its socio-cultural impact.

IRARG was initiated in response to the need for a recognised platform for sharing scholarship in radio art as this is still largely an untilled field of investigation within academia. The aims of the group include the creation of a supportive network of researchers that stimulate opportunities for international engagement, the launch of a peer reviewed online journal and to stimulate other publication outcomes.​


Advisory Committee Members
Elisabeth Zimmermann (Austria)
Gregory Whitehead (USA)
Neil Verma (USA)
Sabine Breitsameter (Germany)
Magz Hall (UK)
Atau Tanaka (UK)
Götz Naleppa (Germany)
José Iges (Spain)
Virginia Madsen (Australia)
Perla Olivia Rodriguez (Mexico)
Lilian Zaremba (Brazil)
Julia Drouhin (France/Australia)
Erik Granly Jensen (Denmark)
Louis Niebur (UK)
Tetsuo Kogawa (Japan)
Anna Friz (Canada)
Colin Black (Australia)