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Workshop "Hardware Hacking: Directed by Pablo Rega (ES) Estúdio
Performas, Aveiro (PT) For inscription in the workshop: This is the first activity of the cycle "Binaural: The Archaic Sound", a set of workshops, concerts and installations proposed to Estúdio Performas for 2010. A sound experimentation workshop based on building homemade sound devices. Motors, photo-resistances, microphones, oscillators and sound recycling in general will serve to spend a good time around cheap and innocent electronic scrap. The workshop is intended for any person interested
in experimental sound practice. No previous experience is needed..
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Concert Pablo Rega (ES) Estúdio
Performas, Aveiro (PT) An event included in the cycle "Binaural: The Archaic Sound" proposed to Estúdio Performas for 2010. Pablo Rega (La Coruña, Spain 1971) has been focusing his activity in experimental and improvised music for about 15 years. He lives in Barcelona and works in various improvised music projects like “MUT” (extreme noise quintet), “Neumática” (electroacustic music) with Alfredo Costa Monteiro (with whom he created “Alludes” published by Creative Sources in 2006 and “Limiar” on Desetxo net label), “CAJA SORDA” (mini concerts for headsets), “Z1C0″ (free-noise trio) with Tom Chant and Lar Lejido, “PROTOM” with Patxi Valera and Pablo Sax. He also collaborated with the Catalonian guitarist and electronic musician Ferran Fages and with numerous Spanish and international musicians. He currently directs the improvisation orchestra O.M.E.G.A. based in Santiago de Compostela and formed by 20 galicians musicians and BIB (Improvisors Band of Barcelona), formed by 14 musicians. He also composed for O.M.E.G.A’s string quartet, creating pieces for quartet and quadrofonia He also works in the construction of acoustic and electronic instruments, in his personal electroacustic projects focused on the construction and use of electronic sound devices and in pieces for electronics and computer, running various laboratories in these areas.. |
Paivascapes #1 Manuela Barile (IT/PT) First Cycle of Artist Residencies The Nodar Artist Residency Program for 2010 will have a single aggregating subject: the Paiva River. Throughout the year, from winter to autumn, several multidisciplinary art projects (having sound as a central element) will be developed in a context-specific perspective, interacting with the river’s different geographical areas, from its spring to its mouth. The first art projects to be developed are "Reia Zoontes" by Manuela Barile (voice, phonography and visual arts) and "Começar de Novo" by Rui Costa (sound art). For further information on Paivascapes #1,
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Sound Installation Works by Maksims Shentelevs (LV), Aaron Ximm (US), Pali Meursault (FR) and John Grzinich (US) Estúdio
Performas, Aveiro (PT) This installation was developed at Nodar Artist Residency Center (Portugal) and reflects different esthetic and technical approaches towards Nodar’s sonic environment, ranging from pure field recordings, to field mixing, field improvisation and electroacoustic composition. Nodar Artist Residency Center, run by the artistic collective Binauralmedia, has positioned itself in the forefront of the international reflection and praxis concerning the use of environmental sounds, having been hosted since 2006 around twenty of the most active sound artists. For additional information on the sound pieces, click here and here (by
selecting the corresponding artists)
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Sound
Installation "Aldeias Sonoras #1" Library of São Pedro do Sul Secondary School (PT) “Aldeias Sonoras” (“Sound Villages”), an educational project, coordinated by Binaural/Nodar that consists on the recording, editing and mapping of the acoustical heritage of Portuguese rural areas, finishes its fist cycle with a sound installation at São Pedro do Sul Seconday School, the institution that collaborated in the project and that involved 20 of their students and 5 teachers in the field recording sessions held throughout 9 months in 40 villages of the region. http://www.aldeias-sonoras.org
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Web
Transmission "Beehiving" In the context of A 24 hour broadcast from "Beehiving" is a collective sound piece concieved in response of Stazione di Topolò's invite to a 24 hour web/live event intitled "ToBeContinued" that consists on a sound travel that will link artists/sounds from all over the world, intended to link science and art/creativity in order to inform the wide public on key issues related to health, well-being of physical and spiritual nature, prevention of diseases, medical education, environment etc utilizing artistic expressions as a conduit. Binaural's sound piece will use beehiving activities around Nodar as sound reflection about both the therapeutic potencial of honey and the beehive as a metaphor for an effective and operative community. |
Video
Installation "Cá" Manuela Barile (IT/PT) Part of the intermedia project "Locus in Quo", "Cá" is a audio/video instalation created in the sequence of many travels to the abandoned villages of the Nodar region. The artist's aim was to trace, catch and interrogate the signs of life and memory where everything seems over. Tracking the signs of memory means for me to take back our roots to reconnect us to a sense of authenticity that is being extinguished. |
Credits Support (Provisional List) Portuguese Ministry of Culture Team Artistic Directors General Coordinator and Production Director Production Assistant Video Post-Production Graphic Design Audio Technical Support |
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