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「POP-UP “ARTIST RUNNING” #8 ジョエル・カークハム “Ground Swell” by Goya Curtain」 2023.8.11（Fri）― 8.13（Sun）

void+eavesでは、8月11日(祝・金)から13日(日)まで、「POP-UP “ARTIST RUNNING” #8 ジョエル・カークハム “Ground Swell” by Goya Curtain」を開催いたします。

POP-UP “ARTIST RUNNING”は、2020年よりvoid+eavesがアーティスト・ラン・スペースやプロジェクトを継続的に紹介してきたシリーズ企画です。8回目の最終回となる今回はGoya Curtain（ゴーヤ・カーテン）を紹介します。Goya Curtainは、ニュージランドからやってきたアーティストのジョエル・カークハムとビョーン・ハウトマンによって、2016年に非営利のアートスペースとして中目黒のアパートの一室から始まり、その後、池袋に移転。現在は下高井戸で活動を続けています。彼らが活動する日本固有のアパートの六畳一間の和室は、小規模ながら箱庭的な小宇宙として、国内外のアーティストたちの作品展示に空間的な遊びを与え、それ自体がインスタレーションのコンセプトの一端を担うことも少なくありません。今回はそのGoya Curtainのディレクターであり自身もアーティストであるジョエル・カークハムの展示を行います。近年は、レシートや紙ナプキンといった日常生活の中で出会う紙媒体を支持体に幾何学的なドローイングを描くカークハムの新作を含む、国内では未発表のアッサンブラージュ作品なども展示される予定です。

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＜開催概要＞タイトル：「POP-UP “ARTIST RUNNING” #8 ジョエル・カークハム “Ground Swell” by Goya Curtain」会期：2023年8月11日（金/祝日）- 8月13日（日）12:00~18:00 会場：void+eaves （東京都港区南青山3-16-14, 1F）ディレクション：杉原寛キュレーション：兼平彦太郎お問合せ：[email protected]

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＜アーティスト・プロフィール＞

ジョエル・カークハム　（JOEL VIVIAN KIRKHAM） Adjunct Professor at Temple University, Japan Campus Director of Goya Curtain Project Space, Tokyo (www.goyacurtain.com)

主な個展 2022 Comings and Goings, Denys Watkins + Joel Kirkham (Two-person Exhibition), Laree Payne Gallery, Hamilton, New Zealand 2021 Urban Rocks, SAPC Gallery (Online Solo Exhibition) 2018 Yusuke Kihara + Joel Kirkham (Two-person Exhibition), Caves Gallery, Melbourne So on and so forth (Solo Exhibition), Goya Curtain, Tokyo

主なグループ展 2022 Accumulations (Platform for Shared Praxis #5), Curated by Jesse Hogan, Aoyama Meguro Gallery, Tokyo Platform for Shared Praxis #4, Curated by Jesse Hogan, Caves Gallery, Melbourne Social Life, Stella Corkery, Catherine Dale, Joel Kirkham, Kenji Ide, Knulp Gallery, Sydney 2021 Encapsulated, Curated by Christopher L G Hill, Caves Gallery, Melbourne 2019 Japanese Positions, Curated by Christoph Dahlhausen + Atsuo Hukuda, Raum2810, Bonn, Germany 2018 Platform for Shared Praxis #3, Curated by Jesse Hogan, Toride Tokyo University of the Arts Museum

キュレーションをした主な展示

2023 Turtle, Christopher L G Hill, Goya Curtain, Tokyo Track, Dash, Stroke, André Piguet, Magnus Frederik Clausen, Yusuke Muroi and Yu Nishimura, Curated by Christopher L G Hill + Joel Kirkham, Goya Curtain, Tokyo 2022 Patrick Lundberg, ∙∙ ∙∙, Goya Curtain, Tokyo 2021 Social Life, Stella Corkery, Catherine Dale, Joel Kirkham, Kenji Ide, Knulp Gallery, Sydney Kenji Ide, Banana Moon, Watermelon Sun, Goya Curtain, Tokyo 2020 Anoushka Akel, (Red Legs) Hot Head, Goya Curtain, Tokyo Soshi Matsunobe, 松延総司, Goya Curtain, Tokyo 2019 Camilla Steinum, Transaction, Goya Curtain, Tokyo AXES, Dylan Batty, Mitchel Cumming, Maria Smit, Alex Gawronski, Shane Haseman, Goya Curtain, Tokyo 2018 Matt Hinkley, Attach an updated drawing, as the numbers have changed in the room. Also rotate the rooms so they are sitting this way., Goya Curtain, Tokyo Stella Corkery, I’ve Seen Sunny Days, Goya Curtain, Tokyo

インタビュー

2020 An Interview with Joel Kirkham of Tokyo’s Goya Curtain Project Space, By Catherine Dale, Contemporary HUM (https://contemporaryhum.com/writing/an-interview-with-joel-kirkham/ )

#void+eaves #POP-UP ARTIST RUNNING #GOYA CURTAIN #Joel Karkham #兼平彦太郎

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graysmuse · 3 years ago

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#❪ solo ❫ vivian yu #/introvert #❪ solo ❫ casimir huo #/extrovert #❪ queue the rainy days ❫

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maskedblackfox · 3 years ago

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Cloud’s list of Bi headcanons 2021

Happy Bi Visibility Day!

List under the cut

DanganRonpa

Mondo Owada

Kyoko Kirigiri

Genocider Syo

Hajime Hinata

Twogami

Sonia Nevermind

Yuta Asahina

Nagisa Shingetsu

Kyosuke Munakata

Kaede Akamatsu

Suiichi Saihara

Tenko Chabashira (Preference for girls)

Angie Yogana

Pokemon

Gary/Blue/Green Oak

Red

Sabrina

Lance

Janine

Silver

Morty

Jasmine

Ariana

Archie

Shelly

Aster

Cynthia

Maylene

Candice

Mars

Saturn

Aurea Juniper

Cilan

Lenora

Elesa

Roxie

Anthea

Augustine Sycamore

Valerie

Malva

Bryony

Aliana

Kukui

Guzma

Gladion

Ilima

Lana

Kahili

Sonia

Milo

Piers

Raihan

Oleana

James

Meowth

Ash’s Pikachu

Delia Ketchum

Cassidy

Aldith

Miette

Goh

Steven Universe

Skinny Jasper

Aquamarine

Sharky Amethyst

Sugilite

Sadie Miller

Lars Bariga

Vidalia

Kiki

Buck Dewey

Disney

Tiana (Princess and the Frog)

Charlotte “Lottie” LaBouf (Princess and the Frog)

Nala (Lion King series)

Kiara (Lion King series)

Luz Noceda (The Owl House) (Canon)

Scar (Lion King series)

Mufasa (Lion King series)

Jack Kelly (Newsies)

Edalyn Clawthorne (The Owl House)

Camilla Noceda (The Owl House)

Shang (Mulan)

Augustus “Gus” Porter (The Owl House)

Shenzi (Lion King series)

Tramp (Lady and the Tramp)

Han Solo (Star Wars)

Finn (Star Wars)

Sora (Kingdom Hearts)

Riku (Kingdom Hearts)

Madge the honey badger (Zootopia)

Cinderella (Cinderella)

Duchess (Aristocats)

Hunter (The Owl House)

Mabel Pines (Gravity Falls)

Micheal “Dipper” Pines (Gravity Falls)

Warrior Cats

Bluestar

Greystripe

Longtail

Rosetail

Dappletail

Leafpool

Cindeheart

Bumblestripe

Daisy

Sweetpaw

Blackstar

Tawnypelt

Rowanstar

Ceaderheart

Ratscar

Dawnpelt

Leopardstar

Mistystar

Feathertail

Lakeshine

Brightsky

Shellheart

Reedshine (MV)

Willowshine

Mudfur

Onestar

Nightcloud

Kestrelflight

Lightningpelt

Daisytail

Leafstar

Harveymoon

Ebonyclaw

Skywatcher

Jake

Violet

Slash

Sol

Animal Crossing

Tom Nook

Mabel

Leilani

Kicks

Gracie

Cyrus

Booker

Rover

Drago

Anabella

Pinky

Midge

Angus

Bob

Kiki

Rosie

Becky

Ken

Patty

Bluebear

Stitches

Beau

Diana

Cherry

Portia

Miranda

Amelia

Pierce

Big Top

Margie

Tucker

Lily

Chevre

Kidd

Pashmina

Boone

Hamlet

Biff

Colton

Julian

Carrie

Melba

Leopold

Nana

Bella

Marina

Flora

Gladys

Cube

Gwen

Agnes

Carmen

O’Hare

Patricia

Eunice

Blaire

Sylvana

Bangle

Rolf

Chief

Vivian

The Dark Crystal

Rian

Brea

Gujin

Seladon

SkekEkt

SkekZok

urVa

urSan

Misc.

Bowser (Mario series)

Mipha (Legend of Zelda; Breath of the Wild)

Korra (Avatar series) (Canon)

Asami Sato (Avatar series) (Canon)

Zuko (Avatar series)

Marceline (Adventure time) (Canon)

Dr. Harold Coomer (HLVRAI) (Canon)

Cloud Strife (Final Fantasy VII)

Sidon (Legend of Zelda; Breath of the Wild)

Bela Dimitrescu (Resident Evil Village)

Daniella Dimitrescu (Resident Evil Village)

Daddy Dearest (Friday Night Funkin’)

Mommy Mearest (Friday Night Funkin’)

Girlfriend (Friday Night Funkin’)

Phoenix Wright (Ace Attorney)

Miku Hatsune (Vocaloid)

Mario (Mario series)

Luigi (Mario series)

Arsene Lupin III (Lupin III)

Daisuke Jigen (Lupin III)

Goemon Ishikawa XIII (Lupin III)

Angela Ziegler/Mercy

Olivia Comomar/Sombra (Canon)

Alphys (Undertale)

Mad Mew Mew (Undertale)

Reno (Final Fantasy VII)

Tifa Lockhart (Final Fantasy VII)

Ryou Bakura (Yu-Gi-Oh!)

Lust (FullMetal Alchemist)

Veronica Sawyer (Heathers)

Robert Small (Dream Daddy)

Brian Harding (Dream Daddy)

Joseph Christiansen (Dream Daddy)

Kamui Gakupo (Vocaloid)

IA (UTAUloid)

Yokune Ruko (UTAUloid)

Gloria (Happy Feet)

Ms. Viola (Happy Feet)

Joaquin Mondragon (Book of Life)

Clarice (Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer)

Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III (How to Train Your Dragon)

Cloudjumper (How to Train Your Dragon)

Unnamed Light Fury/Nubless/Luna (How to Train Your Dragon)

Megamind (Megamind)

Lup (The Adventure Zone)

Barry Bluejeans (The Adventure Zone)

Audrey (The Adventure Zone) (Canon)

Kris (Deltarune)

Wammawink (Centaurworld)

Bonus round: My OCs

Switchboard

Valentina

Rangi

Haraka

Kifalme

Genevieve

Uzuri

Fergus

Sarah

Pixie

Vivian

Robert (The crow)

Crystal

New Bloom

Mirageflight

Sunflower

Aria

Nanaki (Her old ref)

Kuelewa

#bi headcanons #bisexual #biromantic #Cloud's headcanons #bi

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a---z · 5 years ago

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TRANSMISSIONS

www.twitch.tv/transmissions2020

Our collective isolation highlights that all forms of community are now more important than ever, and it is vital that we find mechanisms to support each other through this precarious time. In this extraordinary landscape that we have found ourselves in, it is clear that many artists, writers and thinkers are having exhibitions, opportunities and subsequent fees cancelled for the foreseeable future. In response to this, we are establishing a new project called TRANSMISSIONS. This is an online platform which will commission artists to share their work within a classic DIY TV show format.

Episode 1

| 23 April | 9PM GMT

REPLAY | 24 April | 9AM GMT

w/ Nathalie Djurberg & Hans Berg / Bruce Bickford / CAConrad / Salvador Dali / Brice Dellsperger / Tessa Hughes-Freeland / Juliet Jacques / Sam Keogh / Jiji Kim / Quinn Latimer / Mark Leckey / Kalup Linzy / Sade Mica / Laure Prouvost / Christopher Soto / Patrick Staff / The Cockettes / TV Party / Unarius Academy of Science / Su Hui- Yu – Curated by Anne Duffau, Hana Noorali & Tai Shani Episode 2 | 30 April | 9PM GMT REPLAY | 1 May | 9AM GMT w/ Sophie Jung Episode 3 | 7 May | 9PM GMT REPLAY | 8 May | 9AM GMT w/ Tarek Lakhrissi – Your world is already ending Episode 4 | 14 May | 9PM GMT REPLAY | 15 May | 9AM GMT w/ Johanna Hedva – Tom Cruise Studies with expert guests Vivian Ia and Matthew Miller Episode 5 | 21 May | 9PM GMT REPLAY | 22 May | 9AM GMT w/ STRAWBERRY JAM: A LITERARY HOUR with Mykki Blanco Episode 6 | 28 May | 9PM GMT REPLAY | 29 May | 9AM GMT w/ CAConrad with invited poets

Season 1 of TRANSMISSIONS will run as six weekly episodes screening every Thursday at 9 pm GMT and repeated on Fridays at 9 am GMT on Twitch. The 1st episode will air on the 23rd of April 2020 which will be curated by Anne Duffau, Tai Shani and Hana Noorali. The subsequent five episodes will be hosted by invited artists. Each artist included in TRANSMISSIONS will be paid a fee in return for their contribution. With a sense of community, all the money used to pay artists in season 1 has been kindly donated by established UK art institutions and commercially stable artists.

Season 1 is funded and supported by, Artquest+DACS, BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, Studio Oscar Murillo, Somerset House Studios and Wysing Arts Centre.

Episode 1 | 23 April | 9PM GMT

REPLAY | 24 April | 9AM GMT

Episode 2 | 30 April | 9PM GMT REPLAY | 1 May | 9AM GMT w/ Sophie Jung

Sophie Jung, The Bigger Sleep, 2019 courtesy the artist and Kunstmuseum Basel. Photo: Julian Salinas

Working across text, sculpture and performance, Sophie Jung’s work navigates the politics of re/er/re/presentation and challenges the reductive desire to conclude. Her texts unfocus on blurring scripted hegemonies and tap, hop, stammer and stumble over and across languaged powers. She employs humour, shame, the absurd, raw anger, rhythm and rhyme, slapstick, hardship, friendship and a constant stream of slippages. Her sculptural work consists of bodies made up of both found and haphazardly produced attributes and defines itself against the dogma of an Original Idea or a Universal Significance. Instead it stands as a network of abiding incompletion, an ever-changing choir of urgencies and pleasures, traumas and manifestations that communally relay between dominant and minor themes. Sophie Jung is invested in triggering a de-categorising of concepts and a deconceptualisation of categories and understands her approach to “stuff” – both legible utensil and metaphoric apparition – as an uncertain queering slash querying of historical materialism. Sophie Jung (lives and works in Basel and London) received a BFA from the Rietveld Academy, Amsterdam, and a MFA from Goldsmiths, London. Recent projects and exhibitions include Sincerity Condition at Casino Luxembourg, Woman Standing at The National Gallery, Prague, Taxpayer’s Money for Frieze LIVE; Dramatis Personaea at JOAN, Los Angeles; The Bigger Sleep at Kunstmuseum Basel | Gegenwart and Block Universe, London; Come Fresh Hell or Fresh High Water at Blain Southern, London; Producing My Credentials at Kunstraum London and Paramount VS Tantamount at Kunsthalle Basel. She is currently working on solo exhibitions at E.A. Shared Space, Istituto Svizzero in Milan and Galerie Joseph Tang in Paris and works as a guest mentor at Institut Kunst, Basel.

Episode 3

| 7 May | 9PM GMT

REPLAY | 8 May | 9AM GMT

w/ Tarek Lakhrissi

– Your world is already ending

Tarek Lakhrissi is a visual artist and a poet based in Paris. His works have been exhibited in Auto Italia South East (London, UK), Hayward Gallery (London, UK), Museum of Contemporary Art (Sydney, AU), Palais de Tokyo (Paris, France), Grand Palais - FIAC (Paris, FR), Lafayette Anticipations (Paris, FR), CRAC Alsace (Altkirch, FR), Artexte (Montreal, CA), Šiuolaikinio meno centras/CAC (Vilnius, LT), Espace Arlaud (Lausanne, CH), among others. He is a featured artist in the 22nd Biennale of Sydney NIRIN (2020).

Episode 4 | 14 May | 9PM GMT REPLAY | 15 May | 9AM GMT w/ Johanna Hedva – Tom Cruise Studies with expert guests Vivian Ia and Matthew Miller

Tom Cruise Studies is a meander of curiosity. There is no driving inquiry other than the question, "What's, like, up with Tom Cruise?" Hedva considers the various roles Cruise has played onscreen and in public, from religious zealot, to cocky upstart, to a man oppressed by his own masculinity, to couch-jumping love-nut, to an exiled actor who clawed his way back into Hollywood via a maniacal obsession with doing death-certain stunts. Joined by two expert guests, Hedva and Vivian Ia will consider the astrology charts of Cruise and L. Ron Hubbard, while Matthew Miller will share his theory that the Mission Impossible franchise is Cruise's vehicle for making public apologies to his ex-wife, Katie Holmes.

Johanna Hedva is a Korean-American writer, artist, musician, and astrologer, who was raised in Los Angeles by a family of witches, and now lives in LA and Berlin. Hedva is the author of the novel, On Hell. Their collection of poems, performances, and essays, Minerva the Miscarriage of the Brain, will be published in September 2020. Their essay, "Sick Woman Theory," published in Mask in 2016, has been translated into six languages, and their writing has appeared in Triple Canopy, frieze, The White Review, and Asian American Literary Review. Their work has been shown at The Institute of Contemporary Arts in London, Performance Space New York, the LA Architecture and Design Museum, and the Museum of Contemporary Art on the Moon, as well as featured in parrhesiades. Their album, The Sun and the Moon, was released in March 2019, and they’re currently touring Black Moon Lilith in Pisces in the 4th House, a doom metal guitar and voice performance influenced by Korean shamanist ritual.

Vivian Ia lives in Berlin. Their poetry is Pushcart-nominated and has appeared or is forthcoming in Bone Bouquet, Tiny Seed, The Gravity of the Thing, Fourteen Hills, and Berkeley Poetry Review.

Matthew Miller is a video director from Sacramento, California. He works in both live-action and animation to create short films and commercial projects. In the last four years, he’s directed a series of short films for The Getty Museum with artists and authors such as Ellsworth Kelly, Yo-Yo Ma, Mary Beard, Mario Vargas Llosa, and Ed Ruscha. He is currently in quarantine with his wife and Snoopy-esque dog, Millie, in Hawaiian Gardens, California, where he has been dividing his time between starting a garden and collecting ideas for a film project.

Episode 5

| 21 May | 9PM GMT

REPLAY | 22 May | 9AM GMT

w/ STRAWBERRY JAM: A LITERARY HOUR with

Mykki Blanco

Join musician Mykki Blanco for an hour of music and poetry readings. Spoken word, lyrical breakdowns, a presentation on two 20th century American literary figures Bob Kaufman & Mina Loy as well as a first time listen to new unreleased musical project.

Episode 6 | 28 May | 9PM GMT REPLAY | 29 May | 9AM GMT w/ CAConrad with invited poets

CAConrad's latest book JUPITER ALIGNMENT: (Soma)tic Poetry Rituals, is forthcoming from Ignota Books in 2020. The author of 9 books of poetry and essays, While Standing in Line for Death (Wave Books), won the 2018 Lambda Book Award. They also received a 2019 Creative Capital grant as well as a Pew Fellowship, the Believer Magazine Book Award, and the Gil Ott Book Award. They regularly teach at Columbia University in New York City, and Sandberg Art Institute in Amsterdam. Please view their books, essays, recordings, and the documentary The Book of Conrad (Delinquent Films) online at http://bit.ly/88CAConrad

"CAConrad's poems invite the reader to become an agent in a joint act of recovery, to step outside of passivity and propriety and to become susceptible to the illogical and the mysterious." ---Tracy K. Smith, New York Times.

Thank you to:

All contributing artists, writers, poets, composers and thinkers; Maxwell Sterling; Adam Sinclair; Lori E. Allen; Artsquest. An artist-run programme that uses research about visual artists’ working conditions to provide support for professional artists; DACS; BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art; Studio Oscar Murillo; Somerset House Studios; Wysing Arts Centre; Cabinet Gallery; Lisson Gallery & Max Bossier

https://www.twitch.tv/transmissions2020

@transmissions2020

TRANSMISSIONS collective is composed of:

Anne Duffau

is a cultural producer, researcher, and founder of A---Z, an exploratory/nomadic curatorial platform exploring artistic practices and knowledge exchange through collaborations, presentations, soundscapes, screenings and discussions. She has collaborated with a range of projects and organisations including ArtLicks, Southwark Park Galleries, Mimosa House and Danielle Arnaud Gallery, London Please Stand By, or-bits .com, PAF Olomouc Czech Republic & Tenderflix. Anne has previously run the StudioRCA Riverlight, London programme (2016-2018) and is currently the interim curator at Wysing Arts Center, a Tutor at the School of Arts and Humanities, and is the acting Lead in Critical Practice, within the Royal College of Art’s Contemporary Art Practice Programme. She has performed live music under Alpha through a number of projects and collaborations.

Hana Noorali

is an independent curator and writer based in London. In 2019 she was selected (together with Lynton Talbot) to realise an exhibition at The David Roberts Foundation as part of their annual curator’s series. She curated Lisson Presents at Lisson Gallery, London from 2017-2018 and from 2017 -2019, produced and presented the podcast series Lisson ON AIR. In 2018 Hana edited a monograph on the work of artist and Benedictine Monk, Dom Sylvester Houédard. Its release coincided with an exhibition of his work at Lisson Gallery, New York that she co-curated with Matt O’Dell. In 2007, she co-founded a non-profit project space and curatorial collective called RUN active until 2011. In 2020 Hana and her curatorial partner Lynton Talbot will be publishing an anthology that examines the intersection of poetry and film with (p) (prototype).

Tai Shani

is an artist living and working in London. She is the joint 2019 Turner Prize winner together with Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Helen Cammock and Oscar Murillo. In 2019 Tai was a Max Mara prize nominee. Her work has been shown at Turner Contemporary, UK (2019); Grazer Kunst Verein, Austria (2019); Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Italy (2019); Glasgow International, UK (2018); Wysing Arts Centre, UK (2017); Serpentine Galleries, London (2016); Tate, London (2016); Yvonne Lambert Gallery, Berlin (2016) and Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin (2016).

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ultraisabarrosmartins1978 · 5 years ago

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Otto, Jards Macalé e muito Carnaval invadem Mundo Pensante no verão

O verão está chegando e as festas e shows no Mundo Pensante estão mais quentes que o clima dessa São Paulo. A programação de dezembro e janeiro na casa de shows mais legal do Bixiga está fervendo e deliciosa. Além das noites da SIM – Semana Internacional de Música, rolam shows de Otto, Jards Macalé, Nomade Orquestra, ensaios de blocos de Carnaval e muito mais.

Para quem é leitor Catraca Livre e VilaMundo tudo melhora. De quinta a domingo, a casa oferece 3 drinks gratuitos (um por CPF) para os primeiros que apresentarem o nosso cupom exclusivo. Ah, o uso dos cupons depende da lotação da casa, então se ligue nos ingressos antecipados para não ficar de fora. Vamos nessa!

Se liga na agenda completa:

Terça, 3/12 Terça Open: Ensaio Aberto Cornucópia e Obscênicas + Dj Thiagão

A fanfarra Cornucópia Desvairada é um grupo musical de instrumentos de sopro e percussão inspirado na diversidade cultural presente na cidade de São Paulo. Realiza um repertório de versões instrumentais que abrange gêneros conhecidos da música brasileira, como coco, carimbó, forró, samba, axé, funk e brega.

Quinta 5/12 SIM 2019 | Noite Crespa

Ancestralidade e modernidade se encontram na Noite Crespa, uma produção Vaca Profana e Let’s GIG. Luedji Luna apresenta o seu EP Mundo, produzido por DJ Nyack e traz o encontro da cantora com o Rap. MC Tha traz o show do seu primeiro disco “Rito de Passá”, e de Montreal recebemos duas atrações internacionais, AIZA e Pierre Kwenders, duas grandes revelações da música negra no Canadá. E para colocar todos para dançar, DJ Odara Kadiegi e DJ Vaca Profana.

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Sexta 6/12 SIM 2019 | Noite Se Rasgum Feat. Lambateria

O Festival Se Rasgum vem de Belém do Pará e representa o Norte do Brasil, em sua musicalidade diversa e criativa. Para a Noite Se Rasgum na SIM SP, os programadores do Festival reúnem shows que mostram o quão diversa e misturada é a música do Norte.

Sábado 7/12 SIM 2019 | Noite Projeto Concha

O Projeto Concha, projeto de Porto Alegre que abrange shows, oficinas técnicas e residência artística para mulheres, em parceria com ejaòkun produções e Erva Doce Produções, traz à SIM São Paulo e ao Mundo Pensante um recorte de artistas que passaram pelo Concha e que lançaram seus discos em 2019. Mel Duarte (SP), Livia Nery (BA), Saskia (RS) e Luísa e os Alquimistas (RN), trazem ao palco o que será uma celebração dos diferentes significados e linguagens exploradas em seus trabalhos e do expoente das mulheres na música brasileira.

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Terça 10/12 Terça Open: Ensaio Aberto do Bloco Pirata + DJ Tahira

O Bloco Pirata nasceu no pré-carnaval de 2018 com a missão de ocupar as ruas e fazer o carnaval durar o ano todo. Seu repertório de axé, funk, arrocha, samba, forró e frevos vem alegrando as ruas da Vila Madalena, Pompéia, além do público de eventos como o Coala Festival, Festival Pilantragi, Primavera Te Amo e Bateu.

Quarta 11/12 Lançamento OXU | “Lunar” e Ritu Ritu + Roda de Sample

Com alegria anunciamos uma noite de lua cheia para celebrar a estreia do clipe “Lunar” de Lorena Hollander aka OXU em parceria com o diretor Andre Vidigal, que retornam ao Mundo Pensante, local de gravação e materialização do projeto.

Quinta 12/12 Quinta + Cedo: Otto no Mundo Pensante

Entre os destaques do repertório estão canções de Samba pra Burro (1998), primeiro álbum após sua saída do Mundo Livre S/A, banda em que tocava percussão. Aclamado pela crítica, foi eleito o melhor disco do ano pela Associação Paulista de Críticos de Arte (APCA), com sua mistura arrojada entre música eletrônica, rap e ritmos folclóricos brasileiros. Cultuado até hoje, o trabalho motivou, em 2018, uma turnê em comemoração aos 20 anos do lançamento, com músicas simbólicas, como Ciranda de Maluco e Bob.

Sexta 13/12 Minuto Indie apresenta 5 Bandas

São 5 shows de diferentes artistas e bandas em uma única noite, é um festival mais rápido, mais leve e também menos cansativo. De certo que é ainda uma boa oportunidade para assistir aquele show que já estava no seu radar ou quem sabe simplesmente colar com os amigos pra se surpreender e conhecer sua nova banda favorita. Shows de Vivian Kuczynski, Walfredo em Busca da Simbiose, Muñoz, Basement Tracks e Luísa e os Alquimistas.

Sábado 14/12 Orquestra Livre de Rabecas + Bloco de Pífanos de SP

Inspirado na rica tradição das bandas de pífano do sertão nordestino (bandas cabaçais, ou zabumbas) surgiu em 2017, o Bloco de Pífanos de São Paulo, com o objetivo de popularizar a prática e disseminar o uso do instrumento na maior megalópole do continente americano.

Sábado 14/12 Je Treme & Transpira com Guitarrada das Manas

Depois de uma noite quente e transpirante, as festas se encontram para mais uma noite regada a muito jambu. Somando na noite, a Guitarrada das Manas apresenta Guamaense, primeiro álbum do duo paraense que traz uma sequência de músicas instrumentais e experimentais que caminham entre três vertentes: oitentista, world music e guitarrada paraense. Beá e Renata Beckmann buscaram referências primeiramente nos sons das ruas da periferia de Belém como o tecnomelody, a cumbia, a lambada e a guitarrada, mas em seguida passaram por sonoridades vindas dos sintetizadores da década de 80 e a world music, como Daft Punk e New Order.

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Domingo 15/12 Bloco Lua Vai | Último Ensaio do Ano

A festa é um Baile 100% brasilidades dançantes sem preconceito balances, batuques, samba, disco, tropicalias, funks, bumbunzadas. No show os cremes do pagode 90′. Muito Raça Negra, SPC, Molejo, Soweto, e tudo que a gente ama cantar e sambar junto.

Quinta 19/12 Quinta + Cedo: Guilherme Held no Mundo Pensante

O guitarrista, compositor e produtor paulista Guilherme Held sobe ao palco do Mundo Pensante para lançar o primeiro single de sua carreira solo. O artista finalmente faz sua estreia solo com o lançamento do single “Pólvora”, uma composição sua em parceria com a cantora e compositora Tulipa Ruiz, também intérprete da faixa que fará parte do primeiro disco solo do guitarrista, com previsão de lançamento para o primeiro semestre de 2020. De forte acento tropicalista, fruto de sua influência nascida do decisivo encontro com Lanny Gordin, um dos pilares formadores da sonoridade do tropicalismo e reconhecido por muitos como o maior guitarrista da música brasileira, de quem Guilherme é considerado seu maior discípulo, em “Pólvora”, além de exibir sua já conhecida maestria na guitarra, Held também se consolida como um compositor de muitos recursos, de habilidade e imaginação muito originais.

Sábado, 21/12 Calefação Tropicaos

Baile regado à brasilidades lado B e delícias sonoras com muita malemolência. No som, PG e Simonísisma.

Quinta 9/1 Quinta + Cedo: Rico Dalasam no Mundo Pensante

Rico Dalasam cantor, compositor e protagonista do movimento Queer Rapper no Brasil. Ressignifica e abre caminhos em direção aos novos códigos e ao novo tempo. Tempo esse em que permite se desconectar do mundo para se conectar com seu mais genuíno e íntimo estado poético por 70 semanas. “Nada mais justo do que celebrar essas 70 SEMANAS, assim intitulo esse show após 70 semanas sem lançar música, agora mais perto do que nunca de lançar meu segundo disco, abro os trabalhos dividindo com todos A primogênita Braille, 1o single desse novo tempo. Essa que faz parte do repertório junto com canções de 2015 e 2016 e mais algumas surpresas inéditas que só serão vividas por quem estiver no show, acrescenta Rico Dalasam!

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Quinta 16/1 Quinta + Cedo: Nomade Orquestra

Em crescente visibilidade no atual cenário da música instrumental brasileira a Nomade Orquestra traz consigo uma característica singular e de vanguarda, pode se dizer que é um ponto de encontro onde diferentes vertentes e expressões musicais interagem de forma única, desenvolvendo um trabalho autoral de música instrumental com influências do funk70, jazz, dub, rock, afrobeat, ethiogrooves e outras expressões musicais.

Sábado 18/1 Rocknbeats ▲ Música Alternativa▲

O Rocknbeats comemora 11 anos de festas ao redor do Brasil e esta de volta à São Paulo, no Mundo Pensante! No som, Dimas Henkes | (MECA) Dieguito Reis | (Vivendo do Ócio) Isabela Yu & Heloisa Cleaver | (Balaclava Records) Janaina Duarte & Guilherme Tintel | (Trophy).

Quinta 23/1 Quinta + Cedo: Jards Macalé

Cirúrgico e necessário, disco que revela canções inéditas de Macalé, dialoga com parceiros de diversas gerações e ilumina a obra do artista no auge de sua produção. Jards Macalé acaba de lançar seu novo álbum “Besta Fera” – um disco com repertório totalmente inédito – o primeiro em muitos anos, composto por Jards em parceria com alguns dos mais importantes nomes da nova geração, como Kiko Dinucci, Romulo Fróes, Ava Rocha, Rodrigo Campos e Tim Bernardes. Um grande disco, feito com liberdade e soltura, para a honrar a inigualável trajetória desse artista genial. Lançado mundialmente nas plataformas digitais pela Altafonte, o novo trabalho foi recebido com enorme sucesso e reconhecimento da crítica especializada e está indicado ao Grammy Latino 2019 como “Melhor Álbum de Música Popular Brasileira”

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Sábado 25/1 Feriado | Tu Vens Tu Vens

Sucesso absoluto em diversos espaços legais de SP! A Tu vens, tu vens é uma festa que toca o melhor das brasilidades mais deliciantes de todos os tempos e de todas as galáxias! Uma festinha 100% brasilidades, e 1000% amor!

Otto, Jards Macalé e muito Carnaval invadem Mundo Pensante no verãopublicado primeiro em como se vestir bem

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