Public Monument is a proposal for a radio tower that will remain dormant until the year 2021, when it will broadcast sounds that were recorded during dates and times shown below. (17 Mar to 3 Apr, 2011) During this silent decade -- between recording and broadcast -- the very nature of radio will have transformed as stations are intended to cease broadcasting on the FM band and move to digital transmission. Thursday 17th March Open Music Archive, 6.30-8.30 pm Friday 18th David Morris, 12-1 pm Saturday 19th Brave New World read by Aldous Huxley, CBS Radio Workshop, 1956 Monday 21st Bradford Bailey in conversation with Sean Dockray, 3.30-5 pm Tuesday 22nd Imogen Stidworthy, 12-1 pm Wednesday 23rd Rebecca Court, 3-4 pm David Horvitz, 5 pm Thursday 24th David Knight, 5-6 pm Friday 25th Nick Thurston, 1-1.10 pm Saturday 26th Sunday 27th Matthew Fuller, 4-5 pm Monday 28th Dante Rendle Traynor, 11.30am False Karaoke Opera Max Graef, 2pm Tuesday 29th Paul Elliman, 12.30pm Untitled RCA emergency evacuation procedure (or How to get out of here), voice by RCA security guard Chris X, Tuesday 29th March, 2011 Wednesday 30th Amnudenda in conversation with David Raymond Conroy, 11am Thursday 31st Department 21, 11 am-6 pm Friday 1st April Hepzibah Rendle-Short, 10.30am Sarah Jones, 11am Phil Maguire, 11.30am Ann Abraham (NHS ombudsman), 3 pm Saturday 2nd April Owen Hatherley, 2pm Celine Condorelli, Negotiation Piece, 4 pm Sunday 3rd April Lucia Pietroiusti on the share-ability in social interaction, 11am Piya Malik, 3 pm ** Please note that this schedule is open to alterations and will change over the course of the exhibition. Anyone is welcome to invited to make contributions to Public Monument - if the recording studio is free please do come in and share a reflection, a story, a reading or conversation. Everything can be heard in a separate Listening Room at the moment it is recorded, once, before the broadcast in 2021. For more information, see: http://shadowboxing.rca.ac.uk/**