Author Archives: Miguel Carvalhais

“6 Elementos”, a new installation by Pedro Tudela and Miguel Carvalhais

“6 Elementos”, a new work by Pedro Tudela and Miguel Carvalhais (aka @c) is opening tomorrow in Porto, in the exhibitions room of the Rectory of the University of Porto. This new piece was commissioned as a part of the program of events for “Espaço, Corpo, Bem-Estar” and will be shown until November 4th.

“Bittersweet Melodies” reviewed by Kathodik

Album numero undici per il musicista/video artist/film maker israeliano Ran Slavin. “Bittersweet Melodies” mette in circolo materiali persi e sparsi composti nell’ultima dozzina di anni, lucidati e rimasterizzati. Una raccolta che nonostante il divario temporale che separa una traccia dall’altra, denota una discreta personalità, non appariscente ma di solida tensione unitaria. Stratificazione di segnali altamente …

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New in the Corollaries series: Dawn Scarfe’s “Alone Together”

“Alone Together” is the ninth release in the series Corollaries, that compiles works resulting from Active Crossover: Mooste, a cross-cultural collaborative residency curated by Simon Whetham and hosted by MoKS, in April and May 2015. All works are composed from material compiled in a collective archive during the project. Active Crossover: Mooste had a ‘relay’ …

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Futurónica 176

Episode 176 of Futurónica, a broadcast in Rádio Manobras (91.5 MHz in Porto, 18h30) and Rádio Zero (21h GMT, repeating on Tuesday at 01h) airs tomorrow, September 30th. The playlist of Futurónica 175 is: Simon Cummings, Study Nº 1 (2016, Studies Vol. 1) Simon Cummings, Study Nº 9 (2016, Studies Vol. 1) Simon Cummings, Study …

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“Three-Body Problem” reviewed by Amusio

Das nunmehr sechzehnte Album der portugiesischen Klang-Extremisten @C fußt auf Agapornis, einem Stück des Marionettentheaters Porto, das sich 2014 dem Leben und Werk der Anaïs Nin widmete. Man wäre gerne dabei gewesen, das Dreikörperproblem des Albumtitels dürfte also metaphorisch zu verstehen sein. Dabei vollzieht sich das Album auf drei Ebenen: Als Bühnenmusik, als deren Rekomposition …

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“Geography” reviewed by Silence and Sound

Chez Joaquim Vitor, infiniment grand et infiniment petit forment un tout qui aime se conjuguer au pluriel, faisant valser les concepts d’intériorité et de spatialisation, de collage et de de mémoire, pour un assemblage qui voit sa propre histoire fusionner avec celle plus vaste de l’humanité. Les interférences semant le désordre sont agencées de telle …

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