Singer Maria João, pianist André Mehmari and double bassist Carlos Bica have come together for a unique collaboration, born out of an invitation from Theatro Circo. This unmissable show brings together three leading figures of contemporary jazz to present original compositions and reinterpretations of iconic standards at this twelfth edition of Julho é de Jazz. … Continued
Jazz on a Summer´s Day by Aram Avakian and Bert Stern 1959 | EUA | Documentary | 1h30 Filmed during the 1958 Newport Jazz Festival and directed by Aram Avakian and fashion photographer Bert Stern, *Jazz on a Summer’s Day* is a documentary that goes beyond the music to capture the vibrant aesthetic of the … Continued
It is curious to think that a musician accustomed to giving regular solo concerts should have waited nineteen years to record his second piano album. The explanation is simple: throughout this time, I have always been involved in a wide variety of projects that I have been passionate about. I cannot say there was a … Continued
The Patricia Brennan Septet brings together some of today’s most creative improvisers. Led by vibraphonist Patricia Brennan, the group expands on her original quartet, More Touch – comprising Kim Cass (bass), Marcus Gilmore (drums), and Mauricio Herrera (percussion) – to include Dan Weiss (drums), Keisel Jimenez (percussion), and three wind players: Jon Irabagon (alto and … Continued
ORU KAMI draws on the act of folding paper, the gesture that takes shape, the sound the paper makes and the image that is manipulated. Inspired by the Japanese art of origami, this performance offers a world in which the simplest things are perceived as essential, where every crease holds a secret, every shape a … Continued
For the month of August, Lucky Star – Braga Film Club has programmed four films dedicated to João César Monteiro (1939–2003), one of Portugal’s most distinctive and irreverent filmmakers. This series offers a chance to revisit some of the filmmaker’s works, linked by the common element of water, from whose banks and depths emerge narratives … Continued
Through the use of a ring light—a lighting device commonly used by content creators—and models, in ÆTHER, Shuang Li reflects on human subjectivity in the context of our constant engagement with an increasingly omnipresent online culture. In this work, the artist seeks to link the concept of imperfect transmission underlying the bodies of today’s society … Continued
What kind of loss can be transformed into elements such as fauna, flora and geology in a heavily colonised country? The Drum and the Bird brings together the artist, designer and musician Bill Kouligas with the organisation Forensis in a multisensory exercise, based on research carried out by the Forensic Architecture collective on German colonialism in Namibia. Through a detailed analysis of the ecological … Continued
Commissioned by INDEX and the Dutch festival Rewire, visual artist and sound researcher Lawrence Abu Hamdan and the Norwegian collective Supersilent have joined forces to explore the work developed by Earshot — the first non-profit organisation dedicated to the study of audio for the defence of human rights and the environment, founded by Hamdan. With a … Continued
TALOS is the name of a collaborative pilot programme developed by the European Union, which brought together fourteen institutions to design a surveillance system capable of being deployed immediately to any location within the EU. The programme, developed between 2008 and 2013, envisaged the deployment of semi-autonomous robots capable of operating in physical spaces and across … Continued
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