Together with Valentina Besegher Scotti (visual artist, curator) we will discuss our artistic research and the interdisciplinary outcomes of our joint project Labor Neunzehn, at the intersection of time-based art practices.

Selected duo works in terms of material and spatial organisation (sound installation, live audiovisual performance, video art) will be presented and discussed, while an overview of our personal research on topics such as the space of resonance, the use of the archive and found footage will be offered. Extracts, including scores, sketches, video and sound recordings, will support the presentation.

Professor: Dimitri Papageorgiou

Details
Date: May 15 Time:
18:30 – 20:30

Event Category: LectureVenue
Foyer School of Music Studies
Thermi University Campus
Thessaloniki, Thessaloniki 57001 + Google Map

Organizer
School of Music Studies, A.U.Th

www.mus.auth.gr/en/musevent/cross-disciplinary-approaches-in-time-based-art

As a recipient of the 2022/23 Music Current Commission Award my piece Calanchi receives its premiere at this year’s Festival at the Project Arts Centre in Dublin.

“Calanchi” frames a series of musical objects, or musical thoughts for piano and guitar, that investigate concavity, erosion, friction, pressure and dynamic voids in sound, as well as the chromatic qualities of these two chordophones. The premiere of the piece is performed by Izumi Kimura (piano) and Shane Latimer (electric guitar).

In the context of the festival I partecipate to the panel discussion “Beyond Pitch: perspectives on new music composition methods” along with the composers Francis Heery, Michael Maierhof, Natacha Diels, the pianist Izumi Kimura, and the visual artist Jaki Irvine.

The project is kindly supported by www.goethe.de/culturemoveseurope

Award 2022/23
Music Current Commission Call
Music Current Festival
Dublin Soundlab

I am pleased to be working on a revision of my original piece “debole forza” (2010, for piano and e-bow) now commissioned by the American-Canadian pianist Andrew Zhou. The revised piece will be premiered in Berlin in a double-bill concert for piano (Andrew Zhou) and clarinet (Ingólfur Vilhjálmsson) on January 31, 2023.

https://www.laborneunzehn.org/hypotesis-w-andrew-zhou-and-ingolfur-vilhjalmsson/

The concert is produced with the generous support from the Perspektive Kultur programme of the Senatsverwaltung für Kultur und Europa of Berlin.

Due to the current situation in the country, the ‘Tehran International Electronic Music Festival’ has been postponed until next year. I would like to follow the festival organisers in their decision to “show our solidarity and unity with the people and their movement” as well as in their hope “that next year this festival be held in a ‘free’ Iran and under more favourable conditions”.

https://tiemf.com/