Seminar "New Forms of Articulation of Temporal Discourse in Art" /Spanish/ English / French

Summary:

This seminar aims to immerse participants in the temporal frontiers of art, inaugurating a multidisciplinary exploration of the avant-garde and experimentations that have redefined the temporal narrative in various artistic expressions, starting from the field of sound art and expanding towards other art forms. The research, designed to bring together different approaches and perspectives, seeks to unravel the temporal complexities that characterize contemporary art.

The event is conceived as a multidisciplinary investigation that aims to gather diverse approaches and perspectives on how time is conceived, manipulated, expressed, and perceived in the contemporary artistic field. It delves into how artists seek to challenge established temporal conventions and how these new forms of temporal articulation not only transform aesthetic experiences but also influence our understanding of time and narrative in the cultural context of current art.

The seminar seeks to draw connections and discover points of convergence between different forms of artistic expression. The day will be structured around thematic sessions that will range from the sensory exploration of time in sound art to the various temporal manifestations in sound art, visual arts, dance, film, and literature. Each session will feature prominent speakers, experts in their respective fields, who will share their knowledge and experiences in the articulation of temporal discourse in art.

Highlighting the importance of the experiential component, the seminar will include listening sessions of sound art on an octaphonic device. This innovative experience will allow participants to immerse themselves in compositions that challenge temporal conventions, exploring how spatialized listening can transform our perception of time in the artistic realm.

Speakers, selected for their experience and significant contributions to their respective fields, will offer a variety of perspectives ranging from the sensory exploration of time in sound art to experimental temporal narratives in other disciplines. Through this multidisciplinary dialogue, we aim to unravel the temporal complexities that define and challenge our understanding of contemporary art.

This event aims not only to enrich our understanding of time in art but also to foster creative dialogue between seemingly divergent disciplines. By bringing together experts and enthusiasts from different fields, we seek to open a space for reflection and discovery, where new forms of temporal articulation in art can inspire new perspectives and interdisciplinary collaborations.

Organization:

Manolo Cocho

Pedro Castillo Lara

SPEAKERS:

Dr.	Adolfo Núñez,	(Spain)	Universidad Autónoma de Madrid.	Apr 04, 24 / 17:00
Dr.	Edmar Soria,	(Mexico)	Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana Unidad Lerma	Apr 16, 24/ 17:00
Dr.	Joao Pedro Oliveira	(Portugal)	University of Santa Bárbara California	May 07 , 24/ 17:00
Dr.	Néstor Ciravolo	(Argentina)	Consejo Superior de Educación Católica	May21, 24/ 17:00
Mtr.	Manolo Cocho	(Mexico)	Centro de Ciencias de la Complejidad C3 UNAM.	04 Jun 24/ 17:00
Mtr.	Mtro Milo Tamez	(Mexico)	independient Artist	25 Jun 24/ 17:00

Mtr.	Jose Manuel Lopez Lopez	(Spain)	*Université Paris 8 / Conservatoire* National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris.**	Aug 20, 24/ 17:00
Dr.	Octavio Moctezuma	(México)	Facultad de Artes y Diseño Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México UNAM	Sep 03, 24/ 17:00
Dr.	Hans Tutschku	(Alemania)	Harvard University	Sep 17, 24/ 17:00
Dra.	Ana Lara Zavala	(México)	Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México UNAM	Oct 01,24/ 17:00
Dr.	Phivos Angelos Kolias	(Grece)	Artista Independiente	Oct 15, 24/ 17:00
Dr.	Julie Maison-Vaquie	(France)	Université Cote D'Azure	Oct 22, 24/ 17:00
Dr.	Mario Mary,	(Francie-Argentina)	l'Académie Rainier III de Monaco	Oct 29, 24/ 17:00
Dr.	Panayiotis Kokoras	(Grece)	University of North Texas College of Music	Nov 12, 24/ 17:00

Location:

Centro de Ciencias de la Complejidad (C3)

https://www.c3.unam.mx/

Address: Circuito Centro Cultural S/N, (in front of Universum), Cd. Universitaria, Alcaldia Coyoacán, 04510, Mexico City.
How to get there?
- Arriving at the Universidad metro station, take route 3 of the pumabus to get off at the Universum stop.
- Arriving at the Centro Cultural Universitario metrobus station, on the Centro Cultural Circuit heading south, take pumabus route 3 or 10 to get off at the Universum stop.
Phone 55 5622 6730

"New Forms of Articulation of Temporal Discourse in Art"

MUSLAB COMPLEX PLANET SEMINAR

"New Forms of Articulation of Temporal Discourse in Art"
This Seminar aims to immerse yourself in the temporal frontiers of art, inaugurating a multidisciplinary exploration of the avant-garde and experimentations that have redefined the temporal narrative in various artistic expressions, which begins in the field of sound art and expands to other artistic expressions. The research, designed to bring together different approaches and perspectives, aims to unravel the temporal complexities that characterize contemporary art. This event is conceived as a multidisciplinary investigation that seeks to bring together diverse approaches and perspectives around the way in which time is conceived, manipulated, expressed and perceived, in the contemporary artistic field, delving into how artists seek to challenge established temporal conventions. and how these new forms of temporal articulation not only transform the aesthetic experience, but also influence our understanding of time and narrative in the cultural context of current art. The Seminar seeks to draw connections and discover points of convergence between different forms of artistic expression. The day will be structured around thematic sessions that will range from the sensory exploration of time in sound art to the various temporal manifestations in sound art, plastic arts, dance, film and literature. Each session will feature the participation of prominent speakers, experts in their respective fields, who will share their knowledge and experiences in the articulation of temporal discourse in art. Program.