quinta-feira, 10 de Julho de 2014
Invisible Places, Hugo Paquete: Radial Transference composition
Sounding Cities Invisible Places, Sounding Cities Sound, Urbanism and Sense of Place. 18–20 July 2014, Viseu, Portugal.
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A city is a place of diversities. Its rhythms are sometimes contrapuntal, sometimes synchronous. We live in a city of multiple destinations and routes—spaces populated by sounds, smells, gestures, visions, exchanges, encounters, and feelings. We have a better a city experience with all the senses awakened. However, modern cities have been designed, built and determined by visual aesthetics. A strict regime of the visual limits the innately diverse ways we sense and communicate with our home and the world.
In urban planning the “regime of the visual” makes it easy to neglect the invisible nature of sound. All its acoustic variables are essential for developing proposals for our cities. Technically, the physics and mathematics of sound are complex. Yet, all too often, we have ear-witnessed the huge discomfort of new spaces built with little or no attention to acoustic design. Your listening is as important as what engineers can measure. The issue of sound quality in urban environments is a universal theme that affects us all, from hearing loss to heart disease, so it is urgent to extend this discussion.
Invisible Places | Sounding Cities has two goals: a symposium on sound, urbanism and sense of place endorsed by the World Forum for Acoustic Ecology and an exhibition of artistic events that aims to bring art and science to the streets. It is integrated in Jardins Efémeros edition IV.
Raquel Castro
Often acoustic space is ignored in the construction of a public space, yet the negative impact this has does not seem to get many complaints. People rarely require more quality of the sonic world, because the average consumer does not have the necessary references to change this state of affairs. We know that the prevalence of noise or sounds that do not convey any social significance and are a disturbance of the quality of life, reduces the ability to identify with the place we inhabit. It is therefore urgent to think about the acoustical problems societies are facing today and integrate that thinking in urban planning, architecture and management of public space, because the idea we have of ourselves, our personal awareness and the relationships we build in the external world, are inextricably linked to a space. We all exist somewhere. And personal identity also relates to this.
Format
Stream 1: Architecture and urban planning, keynote speaker Jean-Paul Thibaud
Stream 2: Urban sounds, identity and sense of place, keynote speaker Brandon LaBelle
Stream 3: Sound art as public art, keynote speaker Salome Voegelin
Symposium program
All the talks will be presented at Escola Superior de Educação de Viseu.
The audio works will be presented at the Listening Room at Rua do Comércio 112.
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A city is a place of diversities. Its rhythms are sometimes contrapuntal, sometimes synchronous. We live in a city of multiple destinations and routes—spaces populated by sounds, smells, gestures, visions, exchanges, encounters, and feelings. We have a better a city experience with all the senses awakened. However, modern cities have been designed, built and determined by visual aesthetics. A strict regime of the visual limits the innately diverse ways we sense and communicate with our home and the world.
In urban planning the “regime of the visual” makes it easy to neglect the invisible nature of sound. All its acoustic variables are essential for developing proposals for our cities. Technically, the physics and mathematics of sound are complex. Yet, all too often, we have ear-witnessed the huge discomfort of new spaces built with little or no attention to acoustic design. Your listening is as important as what engineers can measure. The issue of sound quality in urban environments is a universal theme that affects us all, from hearing loss to heart disease, so it is urgent to extend this discussion.
Invisible Places | Sounding Cities has two goals: a symposium on sound, urbanism and sense of place endorsed by the World Forum for Acoustic Ecology and an exhibition of artistic events that aims to bring art and science to the streets. It is integrated in Jardins Efémeros edition IV.
Raquel Castro
Often acoustic space is ignored in the construction of a public space, yet the negative impact this has does not seem to get many complaints. People rarely require more quality of the sonic world, because the average consumer does not have the necessary references to change this state of affairs. We know that the prevalence of noise or sounds that do not convey any social significance and are a disturbance of the quality of life, reduces the ability to identify with the place we inhabit. It is therefore urgent to think about the acoustical problems societies are facing today and integrate that thinking in urban planning, architecture and management of public space, because the idea we have of ourselves, our personal awareness and the relationships we build in the external world, are inextricably linked to a space. We all exist somewhere. And personal identity also relates to this.
Format
Stream 1: Architecture and urban planning, keynote speaker Jean-Paul Thibaud
Stream 2: Urban sounds, identity and sense of place, keynote speaker Brandon LaBelle
Stream 3: Sound art as public art, keynote speaker Salome Voegelin
Symposium program
All the talks will be presented at Escola Superior de Educação de Viseu.
The audio works will be presented at the Listening Room at Rua do Comércio 112.
terça-feira, 20 de Maio de 2014
Devices in Contemporary Artistic Practice
Devices in Contemporary Artistic Practice
ESAP's Atos Classroom
May 29 at 17h00
Meeting organized by the Art Group and Critical Studies of the CEAA, Department of Visual Arts, Degree in Fine Arts and Intermedia, Degree in Visual Arts - Photography and Degree in Theatre, ESAP.
Program:
Às Lágrimas, Cidadãos! Contra o político politicamente correcto na arte contemporânea
RICARDO NICOLAU
Ambiente tropical e Jardim de Inverno
NUNO RODRIGUES
F de falso
AMARANTE ABRAMOVIC
Utopía y disfuncionalidad:aproximación a la máquina a través del arte
Mª COVADONGA BARREIRO
Noise como media nas artes sonoras
HUGO PAQUETE
Chair:
EDUARDA NEVES
segunda-feira, 12 de Maio de 2014
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| Trashology VGA Hugo Paquete 2014 |
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| Trashology VGA Hugo Paquete 2014 |
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| Amplitude death: Chaotic Buffer Delay Hugo Paquete 2014 |
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| Junksynth Hugo Paquete 2014 |
terça-feira, 4 de Fevereiro de 2014
Hugo Paquete_(USC) (Unpredictable systems and collapse)_International PNEM Sound Art Festival_2013
Hugo Paquete_(USC) (Unpredictable systems and collapse)_International PNEM Sound Art Festival_2013
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∏-Node_Hugo Paquete composition in the CTM Festival 2014
Radius produced a special radio program for the ∏-Node hybrid radio project at the 2014 CTM Festival. ∏-Node
is a multi-dimensional radio infrastructure platform that experiments
with narrative, participative, and imaginary possibilities of Radio
through the use of both historic and new digital technologies.
THE RADIUS: Radio art project -Bande Sans Fin / Endless Tape
Radius Episode re-broadcast for their late night program Bande Sans Fin / Endless Tape directly proceeding my performance. The
host of the show, Anton Mobin, has chosen several Radius Episodes for
re-broadcast deep into the night starting on Friday, February 7 at 12:00
AM (00:00 hour).
A full list of the program can be found here: http://epsilonia-radio.blogspot.fr/2014/02/squadra-lumaca-06022014-jeff-kolar-live.html
I will also be announcing this special
re-broadcast on the Radius website on Monday or Tuesday, so be on the
lookout for that if you're looking to share on your networks.
The program will be arranged in chronological order:
Episode 01: Michael Woody - Numbers Stations 1 and 2
Episode 04 : Art Of Failure - 8 silences
Episode 10 : Harold Schellinx - Seventy Seconds
Episode 11: Jeff Gburek - Radio Wide World
Episode 19: Emilie Mouchous & Andrea-Jane Cornell - Rise and Shine
Episode 26: U.S.O. Project - InharmoniCity
Episode 28: Harold Schellinx - Seventy Seconds
Episode 32 : IO.SOUND - (( Return of the 12th Planet ))
Episode 35: Hugo Paquete - Radial Transference
Episode 44 : Anna Friz - Radiotelegraph
Episode 47: D. Burke Mahoney - Fading Signals (Dead Air)
As
always, please let me know if you have any questions or concerns over
this. We are very excited for the opportunity to air your Radius
episodes in Paris.
Thanks again for your continued support and encouragement for Radius.
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