Pushing the media : 21-23 set / Nodar (Por)
Binaural’s short-term projects are the implementation of a centre for artistic residencies in the rural community of Nodar, a small village in the north of Portugal, in interaction with similar spaces in other European countries and the organization of the second edition of the Pushing the Medium symposium, an international meeting of artists from different areas focusing on the presentation of works on various media but that privilege the use of sound.
Binaural’s short-term projects are the implementation of a centre for artistic residencies in the rural community of Nodar, a small village in the north of Portugal, in interaction with similar spaces in other European countries and the organization of the second edition of the Pushing the Medium symposium, an international meeting of artists from different areas focusing on the presentation of works on various media but that privilege the use of sound.
Nodar Pushing The Medium #2:
September 15 – 24 2006 – an internacional meeting of sound, video and media artists brought together for a 10 days symposium in Nodar, Portugal (click here for how to get to Nodar).
Public Presentations:
21.09
22H – Teatro Municipal da Guarda, Guarda
Performances
22.09
14H – Escola Superior de Tecnologia de Viseu
Artist Talks, Workshops
22H – Instituto Português da Juventude de Viseu
Performances
23.09
17H – Nodar, S. Pedro do Sul
Installations, Performances
List of Participating Artists:
Klaus Filip (Austria)
John Grzinich (USA / Estonia)
Antonio della Marina (Italy)
Maksim Shentelev (Latvia)
Pablo Rega / Oscar de la Paz (Spain)
Ingrid Quiroga / Cristina Tascn (Spain)
Silvia Zayas (Spain)
Roi Fernandez (Spain)
Iñaki Ros / Nati Plasencia (Spain)
@C: Pedro Tudela / Miguel Carvalhais (Portugal)
Paulo Raposo (Portugal)
Rui Costa (Portugal)
André Gonçalves (Portugal)
Survey on Location and Context Based Media
Volume 1 – Winter 2006
Contributors:
Marc Behrens | Yannick Dauby | Derek Holzer |
Francisco Lpez | Julian Weaver | Chris Watson |
Binaural decided to commission a set of interviews with the aim of creating an overview of working methods with various practitioners. From the more traditional idea of recording nature, to the ideas of amplifying the inaudible; from sound artists to architectural theorists – many people are becoming involved with this inter-disciplinary practice that has yet to be fully investigated.
Artist in Residence – May / June 2006
Nilo Gallego
Nilo is a spanish performer and percurssionist with a long background of sound actions, and during the residency in Nodar he will develop a living art project with the help of local shepherds and musicians, following his former similar project "Felipe comes back home with sheeps sounding", that took place back in 1999 at Bercianos del Real Camino, Len, Spain.
more info here
About Binaural
Binaural is a non-profitable Cultural Association founded in 2004 with the aim of promoting the exploration and research in sound / visual and new media arts, focusing on the transversality of media and languages and on the articulation between the artistic production and the surrounding context, particularly through its activities in the rural space of Nodar.
The Association holds production, promotion, research and teaching activities with the objective of establishing itself as a platform for experimentation and sharing of theoretical thought in the fields of technology, media and artistic praxis.
Underlying to the activities of the Association is the concern with establishing connections between the sound / visual arts and the social environment, by supporting projects and performative events directed to diversified audiences (familiarized or not with the experimental arts) and that deal with its capacity for generating meanings and building identity and memory.
Binaural’s short-term projects are the implementation of a centre for artistic residencies in the rural community of Nodar, a small village in the north of Portugal, in interaction with similar spaces in other European countries and the organization of the second edition of the Pushing the Medium symposium, an international meeting of artists from different areas focusing on the presentation of works on various media but that privilege the use of sound.
