Festivals, Italy, Roma, 06 October 2011
Cultural association TRAleVOLTE is glad to present
on Thursday 6th of October 2011
the numbers six of Nightitalia Magazine
NIGHT ITALIA
“APOCALYPSE HOW” – (Marco Fioramanti e Anton Perich)
POSTER: THE CAPTAIN’S COCKTAIL PARTY: DINNER WITH MICK JAGGER, ANDY WARHOL AND WILLIAM BURROUGHS
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VIDEO, READING, PERFORMANCE ART, INSTALLATIONS, MUSIC, EXHIBITION
GUESTS
- Renato Nicolini, Professore ordinario di Composizione Architettonica presso l’Università di Reggio Calabria, già Assessore alla Cultura dei Comuni di Roma e Napoli
- Dario Evola, Professore di Estetica presso l’Accademia di Belle Arti di Roma
- Fabio Ciriachi, poeta e scrittore
- Tito Amodei, scultore
- Marco Fioramanti, artista e curatore della rivista
ARTISTS
FABIO CIRIACHI (reading) - ELEONORA PIERSANTI/ SUHELIA SUAD (belly dance)– MARCO FIORAMANTI (video) - TRISTAN PERICH (recorded music) - LESLEY FLANEGAN (recorded music) - KYRAHM, JULIUS KAISER (performance) - SYLVIA DI IANNI (performance) - MAURO PETRARCA (performance) - MARIAELENA MASETTI ZANNINI (performance) – TITO (scultura) – CORINTO (fotografia) - ISABELLA VERDIANA DI TOMMASI (reading) - MARCO CASOLINO (performance)– EVA RACHELE GRASSI (reading) – SKATO’ SAXOPHONE QUARTETT (live music) – MISS TICO (recorded music) - RICCARDO LOPEZ (performance) – LUCA D’ALBERTO (live music) – SALVATORE INSANA & ELISA TURCO LIVERI (performance) – ROBERTO CARLEO (reading) - GIANLUCA FRONDA (recorded music)
FREE ENTRY
Associazione Culturale TRAleVOLTE
Piazza di Porta San Giovanni, 10
00185 Roma
Tel e fax 0039 06 70491663
tralevolte@yahoo.it
http://www.tralevolte.org/
A*P*O*C*A*L*Y*P*S*E*H*O*W*
NIGHT ITALIA takes its inspiration from the New York art magazine NIGHT founded in 1978 by Anton Perich, a painter, videao artist and photographer for Andy Warhol’s “Interview”, and from a twenty year working friendship between Anton Perich and the roman artist Marco Fioramanti.
NIGHT ITALIA is a non- profit communication and information project, created in a voluntary form by a group of artists and athers who decided to join forces in an attempt to fill the void that exists in the ever more dominant cultural conformuty which reigns today..
Kyrahm with Julius Kaiser will present "Human Installations VII: Techno Amniotic - Fetus' Storm"
The pregnant woman, through a doppler, listens to the vibrations of the amniotic liquid, the heartbeat of the fetus and his movements.
The audience is invited to do the same, entering into an intimate connection.
Normally, the amniotic liquid and the placenta are the first transmitters and conductors of the stimulations received from the exterior environment to the fetus.
In this case, it is the fetus who producers variations to the exterior environment.
All sounds are amplified in real-time and, through the use of technological supports, lights, colors, shapes and ambient effects are modified according to the received stimulations from the fetus, thus transforming the external physical space into a stormy womb.
" (Kyrahm and Julius Kaiser)
on Thursday 6th of October 2011
the numbers six of Nightitalia Magazine
NIGHT ITALIA
“APOCALYPSE HOW” – (Marco Fioramanti e Anton Perich)
POSTER: THE CAPTAIN’S COCKTAIL PARTY: DINNER WITH MICK JAGGER, ANDY WARHOL AND WILLIAM BURROUGHS
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VIDEO, READING, PERFORMANCE ART, INSTALLATIONS, MUSIC, EXHIBITION
GUESTS
- Renato Nicolini, Professore ordinario di Composizione Architettonica presso l’Università di Reggio Calabria, già Assessore alla Cultura dei Comuni di Roma e Napoli
- Dario Evola, Professore di Estetica presso l’Accademia di Belle Arti di Roma
- Fabio Ciriachi, poeta e scrittore
- Tito Amodei, scultore
- Marco Fioramanti, artista e curatore della rivista
ARTISTS
FABIO CIRIACHI (reading) - ELEONORA PIERSANTI/ SUHELIA SUAD (belly dance)– MARCO FIORAMANTI (video) - TRISTAN PERICH (recorded music) - LESLEY FLANEGAN (recorded music) - KYRAHM, JULIUS KAISER (performance) - SYLVIA DI IANNI (performance) - MAURO PETRARCA (performance) - MARIAELENA MASETTI ZANNINI (performance) – TITO (scultura) – CORINTO (fotografia) - ISABELLA VERDIANA DI TOMMASI (reading) - MARCO CASOLINO (performance)– EVA RACHELE GRASSI (reading) – SKATO’ SAXOPHONE QUARTETT (live music) – MISS TICO (recorded music) - RICCARDO LOPEZ (performance) – LUCA D’ALBERTO (live music) – SALVATORE INSANA & ELISA TURCO LIVERI (performance) – ROBERTO CARLEO (reading) - GIANLUCA FRONDA (recorded music)
FREE ENTRY
Associazione Culturale TRAleVOLTE
Piazza di Porta San Giovanni, 10
00185 Roma
Tel e fax 0039 06 70491663
tralevolte@yahoo.it
http://www.tralevolte.org/
A*P*O*C*A*L*Y*P*S*E*H*O*W*
NIGHT ITALIA takes its inspiration from the New York art magazine NIGHT founded in 1978 by Anton Perich, a painter, videao artist and photographer for Andy Warhol’s “Interview”, and from a twenty year working friendship between Anton Perich and the roman artist Marco Fioramanti.
NIGHT ITALIA is a non- profit communication and information project, created in a voluntary form by a group of artists and athers who decided to join forces in an attempt to fill the void that exists in the ever more dominant cultural conformuty which reigns today..
Kyrahm with Julius Kaiser will present "Human Installations VII: Techno Amniotic - Fetus' Storm"
The pregnant woman, through a doppler, listens to the vibrations of the amniotic liquid, the heartbeat of the fetus and his movements.
The audience is invited to do the same, entering into an intimate connection.
Normally, the amniotic liquid and the placenta are the first transmitters and conductors of the stimulations received from the exterior environment to the fetus.
In this case, it is the fetus who producers variations to the exterior environment.
All sounds are amplified in real-time and, through the use of technological supports, lights, colors, shapes and ambient effects are modified according to the received stimulations from the fetus, thus transforming the external physical space into a stormy womb.
" (Kyrahm and Julius Kaiser)
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