{"id":12594,"date":"2006-09-10T22:28:42","date_gmt":"2006-09-10T22:28:42","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.binauralmedia.org\/news\/arquivo\/12594"},"modified":"2023-05-17T14:05:49","modified_gmt":"2023-05-17T14:05:49","slug":"nodar-pushing-the-medium-2","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.binauralmedia.org\/news\/en\/arquivo\/12594","title":{"rendered":"Pushing The Medium #2 symposium takes place in Nodar, Viseu and Guarda"},"content":{"rendered":"

PUSHING THE MEDIUM #2 SYMPOSIUM <\/strong>
\nSeptember 15th to 24th 2006
\nNodar (S\u00e3o Pedro do Sul), Viseu and Guarda<\/p>\n

An event organized by Binaural Nodar in partnership with Binaural Nodar with Moks (Estonia) and Stazione di Topol\u00f2 (Italy)<\/p>\n

The “PUSHING THE MEDIUM #2” Symposium (PTM #2) is an initiative that brings together an international group of sound, visual and new media artists, which takes place in Nodar, S. Pedro do Sul, between September 15th<\/sup> and 24th<\/sup>. Through this event, we seek to challenge artists, social researchers and other participants from various areas and backgrounds, to think, question and interact with the PLACE \u2013 the landscape, the village, the social habitat… – as the primary material for work, through debates, creative interventions and artistic collaborations.<\/p>\n

This second edition of the symposium is an invitation to bring contemporary artistic practice and reflection closer to rural areas, thus contributing to the appreciation of Nodar’s community space and understanding how the cultural development in rural areas is a fundamental and emerging issue.<\/p>\n

The event includes public presentations in the village of Nodar and also in the cities of Guarda and Viseu, seeking to establish bridges and partnerships with projects and institutions that share the same motivation to intervene and invest socially and culturally in less favored regions.<\/p>\n

ACTIONS, PERFORMANCES, CONCERTS<\/strong><\/p>\n

The symposium program brings together the development of short-term projects carried out in the village of Nodar and performative events in the cities of Guarda and Viseu, in the spaces of Teatro Municipal da Guarda and the Auditorium of the Instituto Portugu\u00eas da Juventude de Viseu. On the weekend that culminates the Symposium, there will be installations, actions and other artistic interventions in the surroundings of the village of Nodar. Visitors will have the possibility to wander and discover the community of Nodar and some of the works developed, in the form of installations and performances.<\/p>\n

CONFERENCES (Technology University of Viseu)<\/strong><\/p>\n

PTM #2 intends to promote knowledge and debate through a series of presentations by the participants involved in the event, focused both on the domain of the project carried out in Nodar as well as on previous experiences and projects. The objective of the conferences is to disseminate locally, namely to the young university public, the framework of the initiative, the path and motivation of the artists. The questions to be explored deal with the relationship between artistic practice and rural spaces, between the idea of \u201csite-specific\u201d practices and technology, between creative processes and habitat \/communities.<\/p>\n

ORGANIZATION, PARTNERSHIPS AND SUPPORT<\/strong><\/p>\n

PTM #2 is an organization of Binaural Nodar, a cultural association that since 2004 produces and develops artistic activities. Binaural Nodar is a non-profit organization dedicated to local and international cooperation in the fields of artistic, social and environmental research and is connected in partnerships with international organizations with similar purposes such as Moks (Estonia) and Stazione de Topol\u00f2 (Italy).<\/p>\n

The 2006 edition of the PTM has the financial support of the Instituto das Artes \/ Ministry of Culture.<\/p>\n

Another relevant support is provided by the Portugal Telecom Foundation. In partnership with Binaural Nodar, the \u201cThe internet arrives at you\u201d bus will be in the municipality of S. Pedro do Sul from September, 15th which is intended to sensitize the population from rural areas to new information technologies. During the presence of the bus in the Municipality of S. Pedro do Sul, in addition to basic training in the internet, the Binaural Nodar team will introduce young people to multimedia arts, through small exercises in capturing and editing sound and image.<\/p>\n

ARTISTS PARTICIPATING IN THE SYMPOSIUM<\/strong><\/p>\n

Klaus Filip (Austria)
\nJohn Grzinich (USA \/ Estonia)
\nAntonio Della Marina (Italy)
\nMaksim Shentelev (Latvia)
\nPablo Rega \/ Oscar de Paz (Spain)
\nIngrid Quiroga \/ Cristina Tasc\u00f3n (Spain)
\nSilvia Zayas (Spain)
\nRoi Fernandez (Spain)
\nI\u00f1aki R\u00edos \/ Nati Plasencia (Spain)
\n@C: Pedro Tudela \/ Miguel Carvalhais (Portugal)
\nPaulo Raposo (Portugal)
\nRui Costa (Portugal)
\nAndr\u00e9 Gon\u00e7alves (Portugal)<\/p>\n

CREDITS<\/strong><\/p>\n

ORGANIZATION
\nBinaural Nodar, in collaboration with Moks (Estonia) and Stazione di Topol\u00f2 (Italy)<\/p>\n

DIRECTION
\nGeneral Coordination and Production Direction \u2013 Lu\u00eds Costa
\nArtistic Direction \u2013 Paulo Raposo
\nTechnical Direction \u2013 Rui Costa<\/p>\n

PRODUCTION
\nMarta Fonseca
\nManuela Barile
\nKrista Dragomer
\nKurt Korthals
\nAdam Santiago<\/p>\n

FUNDING
\nInstitute of Arts \/ Ministry of Culture<\/p>\n

SUPPORT
\nPortugal Telecom Foundation
\nInstituto Cervantes in Lisbon
\nMunicipal Theater of Guarda
\nTechnology University of Viseu
\nPortuguese Youth Institute \u2013 Viseu Delegation
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