2012 grafito/papel 18 x 12 cm
28.8.12
27.8.12
LUIS CLARAMUNT, EL VIAJE VERTICAL
"Luis Claramunt nunca viajaba a países, nunca a Francia, a Alemania o a Marruecos, solo «iba» a ciudades: iba a París, a Viena, a Marraqués o a Bilbao, y las recorría sin descanso de un extremo a otro con paso ligero aparentemente con prisa por llegar a una cita o a algún lugar aunque no fuera así sino que, como viajero, eligió el viaje como destino y las calles como el paisaje donde transitar la vida."
Teresa Lanceta
Del 13 de julio al 21 de octubre de 2012
Barcelona
18.8.12
CAVE OF FORGOTTEN DREAMS, BSO
Composer and cellist Ernst Reijseger has written and recorded for Werner Herzog's »Cave Of Forgotten Dreams« a new soundtrack. Herzog made a documentary which is a wonderful portrait of the cave art discovered at Chauvet-Pont-d'Arc in France. These paintings are achingly beautiful, and when Herzog's camera glides along the cave walls, accompanied by the music of cellist Ernst Reijseger, it's impossible not to be moved and awed. Reijseger creates enchanting music for choir, organ, piano, flute and cello. The human voices of the choir, Harmen Fraanje's organ sounds, Sean Bergin's flute and Ernst Reijseger's cello arise to a complex sound painting. His music is a refreshment for the soul, far away from the noise and chaos of a big city. Reijseger has composed music of unearthly beauty for the thirty thousand years old cave paintings and created a new cathedral of sounds. All adaptions and arrangements of the music by Ernst Reijseger were especially made for the film. All titles of the compositions are named in close connection with the movie. For these special compositions the warmth and depth of low cello sounds are most important. Ernst Reijseger's new five string cello (a dream he had for a long time) was finished just in time for the sound configuration and sound design of this music. The extra low string of the cello offers him the possibility to create deep sounds and to express a mysterious flair. Reijseger plays with the choir, to the special piano sounds and to the drone of the organ. An impressive sound collage emerges. Music of a healing power got born. The beauty of the human voices in connection with cello and the organ sounds almost sacral. Reijseger is using the symbolism of the church organ and the choir to create music far away from sacrality. Werner Herzog: "The music in this film is extremely important and adds a very strange beautiful different dimension to it. Ernst Reijseger, a great and genius avant-garde cello player and composer."
PEREGRINATIO, DETALLE (HOMENAJE A XABIN EGAÑA)
Xabin Egaña & Eduardo Alvarado
"Peregrinatio, por el camino de la luz"
exposición multidisciplinar con obras de: Eduardo Alvarado, Juan Carlos Cardesin, Vicente Ameztoy, Koldobika Jauregui...
comisario: Juan Ramón Llavori Romatet
Del 12 de julio al 4 de agosto
Palacio Aramburu
Tolosa (Guipuzcoa)
17.8.12
10.8.12
PUBLICO
EDUARDO ALVARADO
FETICHES
Comisario: Julio Hontana Moreno
Del 18 al 22 de Julio
XXI Feria Internacional de Arte Contemporáneo
Proyecto Artístico
9.8.12
HAGASE LA LUZ
"Leyfdu Ljosinu" (Icelandic for "Allow the Light") was recorded live at the Music Research Centre (University of York) in January 2012 by Tony Myatt, using a SoundField ST450 Ambisonic microphone and two Neumann U87 microphones.(It was not played in a concert environment and there was no audience). To be faithful to time and space - elements vital to the movement of sound - this album was recorded entirely live, with no post-tampering of the recordings' own sense of occasion. The effect of this move is the establishment of a sense of intimacy and even immediacy in these glacially moving string compositions. Impressive and immersive listening.
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