Radio Aperto

In 2026, Aperto expands its reach even further by launching Radio Aperto on digital airwaves.

Serving as a sounding board for Aperto’s activities, the program offers an opportunity to explore the residents’ work in greater depth and to broaden perspectives through in-depth interviews with guests. Taking an oblique, discursive, and sensitive approach, the show gives pride of place to sound and the sharing of experiences: references, anecdotes, memories, or dreams… And, of course, music, which remains the key ingredient in this blend. To close out each episode, DJ vendredear presents an episode of “Disciple of Serendipity”—a music column in the form of a guided listening session.

A show co-hosted by Caroline Drieu and Noémie Pacaud

Graphic design: Estelle Vanmalle
 

#3 avec Sarah Rosa (Gufo) et Chloé Pretesacque

For the third episode of Radio Aperto, we had the pleasure of welcoming Sarah Rosa – artist, editor and co-founder of Gufo, and Chloé Pretesacque – author, researcher and dancer. Our guests offer us to navigate in a soundscape, from which we will talk about food, sensation, listening, improvisation, displacement and escape. We will explore how, each in her own place—through writing, conversations, cooking, dancing, with one’s head underwater or her papillae in disarray—they work on ways to make an otherwise sensitive and choral experience of the world. Perhaps they will open the doors of other possible regimes of thought, where pleasure and disgust are combined in contact with flavors, textures and vibrant noises according to a new grammar.

 

Photo: Esmire & Erwan

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#2 with Elise Legal and Fanny Taillandier

For the second episode of Radio Aperto, we were pleased to welcome two authors: Elise Legal—a visual artist and poet in residence at the Foundation from January through April 2026—and Fanny Taillandier—a novelist and artist.

Photo: Esmire & Erwan

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#1 with François Aubart and Raphaël Massart

Radio Aperto’s inaugural episode features Raphaël Massart—a resident artist and founder of the music label Aveycke Press—along with François Aubart—an author and co-founder, alongside Camille Pageard, of the publishing house Même pas l’hiver. This first episode is dedicated to the dual role of the author-publisher; whether in music or writing—what does this dual aspect reveal about modes of creation and dissemination?

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