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Abbey Road Studios(London, England)
Sunset Sound (Los Angeles, California)
Hansa Tonstudio (Berlin, Germany)
Tuff Gong (Kingston, Jamaica)
Greenhouse Studios (Reykjavik, Iceland)
The Warehouse Studio (Vancouver, Canada)
Avast Recording Co. (Seattle, Washington)
Stankonia (Atlanta, Georgia)
Studios 301 (Sydney, Australia)
Toca do Bandido (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
Converse Rubber Tracks Studio (Brooklyn, New York)
Converse Rubber Tracks Studio (Boston, Massachusets)
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BOSTON, MASS. (MAY 26, 2015) - Today, CONVERSE Inc. announces the global launch of a monumental new Converse Rubber Tracks program that opens the doors to some of the world’s greatest recording studios in music history. For ten consecutive days, Converse Rubber Tracks will activate across eight different countries in four continents, offering aspiring musicians the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to record original music at 12 landmark studios, including the two Converse Rubber Tracks studios, at no cost.
Global registration begins today, Tuesday, May 26 and runs through Wednesday, June 24, featuring an online submission process that requires applicants to rank their top three studio preferences, and encourages all to enter a brief artist biography or description via a video or written application. If selected, chosen artists will be notified in early July. Following a thorough planning session with studio producers, artists chosen will be taken to one of their studios of choice in September this year, with most travel accommodations arranged and select expenses covered by Converse.
Starting today, emerging artists, bands, and musicians of all ages and genres across the globe can register for the rare opportunity to record at the following participating studios: Abbey Road Studios in London, England; Sunset Sound in Los Angeles, California; Hansa Tonstudio in Berlin, Germany; Tuff Gong in Kingston, Jamaica; Greenhouse Studios in Reykjavik, Iceland; The Warehouse Studio in Vancouver, Canada; Avast Recording Co. in Seattle, Washington; Stankonia in Atlanta, Georgia; Studios 301 in Sydney, Australia; Toca do Bandido in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; the original brick-and-mortar Converse Rubber Tracks studio in Brooklyn, New York; and the second permanent Converse Rubber Tracks studio in Boston, Massachusetts, slated to open this summer.
Dia.Lo.Gue.’s Art Market returns, this time accompanied by Titik Seni, an exhibition that is curated by architects.
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From “Burung-burung Manyar” by Y.B.Mangunwijaya to “Amben” chair by Eko Prawoto; From 15 paintings about bulls titled “Taureau” by Le Corbusier to “Stelton AJ Coffee Pot” by Arne Jacobsen, the history of modern architecture have shown that architects are capable of creating more than just designs of buildings.
sMart Dialogue#9 will comprise of an art exhibition that is curated by architects with architect graduates as the artists, a bazaar that showcases an array of products made by architects and performances by musicians with architectural background. In this edition, we want to showcase the potential of Indonesian architects’ mind. This will be an architectural weekend without being too architected.
CURATORS • Andra Matin • Danny Wickasono
ARTISTS / ARCHITECTS • Aditya Novali • Ary Indra Aboday • Arianti Darmawan • Auguste Soesastro • Budi Pradono • Didiet Maulana • Eko Prawoto • Iswanto Hartono • Jay Subijakto • Paskalis Khrisno • Mohammad Thamrin • Monstore • Sub • Sukendro Sukendar • Tulus
• Yori Antar
PASARSENI PARTICIPANTS • Monstore • Footurama • Growbox • Dapur Mieke • Kucing Garong • Osem Store • We are the People • Onx weekendproject • Wcksn • Bareskin • Eigna • Ayu Larasati • Imaji Books • Hubble Scoop • Bricklane • Jvdadi • Cotton and Tartlets • Juice Clinique • Duft and Chandelle • Felicia Budhi
SAT 30 MAY • 10:00 Educational Workshop for Children: HouseStories – Kids building cool houses from around the world: Suku Laut by Maureen Ferry • 13:00 Live Music IMDI ensamble • 15:00 Workshop for Kids: Mushroom Foliage -art collage by Grow Box• 17:30 TITIK- SILANG EXHIBITION opening, host by Sigi Wimala & Ykha Amelz • 18:00 Live Music The Architects Play • Imelda Rosalin • Baskoro Tedjo
SUN 31 MAY • 10:30 Workshop Bulding Ceramic by Ayu Larasati • 14:00 Windy Setiadi & Chiko Guitarkid • 15:00 Workshop Photography Ultraviolla by Onix 17:00 Live Music: JIRAPAH
supported by Bravacasa Manual Jakarta & Whiteboardjournal
T. +62217199671 • www.dialogue-artspace.com • facebook.com/dialogueartspace • twitter: @dialogue_arts • instagram: @dialogue_art
for more informations https://www.facebook.com/ events/1674599819428768/
Celebrating the second anniversary of the brand, UGLY in collaboration with ArtDept_ID and The Goods Dept presents "Palmistry: Experiment Bag Project". Initiated in the year 2013, UGLY is a brand that explores the uncharted concept of beauty. Their search for the idea can be seen on the line of UGLY's product, either bags, clothes, scarfs to necklaces. Each of the series released symbolize a gallant model that symbolize the brand's idea.
On their second jubilee, they collaborate with Goods Dept's Art Dept to host an exhibition with a set of bright young artist from the country. Every artist will show their interpretation of the theme that will visualize it on a UGLY bag. The list of the artist participated on the exhibition including: Cut And Rescue, Diela Maharanie, DGTMB, Ghost, Henry Foundation, Monica Hapsari, Nastasha Tontey, Nuri Fatima, Oomleo, Patricia Oentario, Puti Sekar (Derau), Sanchia Hamidjaja, Tromarama, Uji Hahan, and Wiyoga Muhardanto.
The exhibition will be held on 29 May 2015 in The Goods Dept
Pasific Place Jakarta. MMS, Hogi, Anton, Robot, and Oomleo will also play their tunes on this event.
Do visit UGLY's facebook account for more info.
An exclusive launch of a new Treehouse designed by Noma Bar along with a workshop set amongst the natural environment in the Monofuku Ando Center.
Momofuku Ando Center will create a collaboration outdoor workshop with Noma Bar where you'll be inspired by Noma's sense of art and the world around us.
Food stands with Shinshu local ingredients and a walking trail event through the fresh green mountain landscape.
Noma Bar is renowned for his ability to see things differently, and his use of negative space to create witty double-take images. As a part from the agenthamyak's artists His bold use of colours, economy of shapes and iconography makes his style instantly recognisable. Noma has published illustrations for magazines and books worldwide.
He has released two books, and has been twice nominated for Design Museum Designs of the Year Awards with the Chineasy project and Cut it Out.Noma has exhibited worldwide with solo shows in London, New York and Paris.
Noma Bar found the concept of this project when he was visiting Tokyo, "The project was started, when I went to Momofuku Ando center in Komoro Nagano, where is about 3 hours drive from Tokyo. My treehouse needs to be in the high point in the wood and needs to be a view house to over look the Akagi mountain. Back to London, when I was working in the Highgate wood, I discovered the idea of Birds Eye View. I found two leafs on the floor on the wood. It was the one above the other and looked like a bird. Leafs are falling down, but they are forming a shape of bird that will look out to the mountain. This is how the process started, from the simple idea of two leafs together, and it becomes an about 7m of structure that contain people with stairs, banister and terrace." Noma said.
Momofuku Ando Center 1100 Okubo Komoroshi Nagano 384-0071 Japan
Any enquiry: Momofuku Ando Center
Tel: +81 (0)267 24 0825
E-mail : info@momofukucenter.jp
Momofuku Center
Komore Treehouse Facebook
http://agenthamyak.com/
The name Homogenic should be familiar to followers of Indonesian music. The group has been involved in Bandung's music scene for over a decade now (established in 2002). With 4 releases under their belt, the group returns as HMGNC, and after intensively preparing their next album the self-described electronic sci-pop group has released a brand new song for their fans and soon to be fans to enjoy.
In collaboration with Papermoon Records, "Today and Forever" is a mid-tempo atmospheric experience, with washes of synth pads enveloping listeners, a steady drum machine in the pocket supporting it, and smooth vocals leading the track with romantic and hopeful lyrics as the centerpiece of the music. The dreamy vibe creates a contemplative mood, with Amandia Syachridar's silky voice reciting lyrics such as "Asleep and awake, happy and sad, aware and subconscious - with you, with you, with you, I've fallen in love with you" in the midst of the instrumentation almost as if the music is in her head - daydreaming of a new love or perhaps an unhealthy passionate obsession. The music ends with the sound of the synths oscillating into a snowball of sound, reaching the climax as if the mood and feelings can no longer be contained nor controlled. "Today and Forever" is a very sweet song, take a listen through the link below, and it is a free download for a limited time, so go to their Soundcloud page and add it into your digital music library.
Also, the group promises to release new songs in the upcoming months in support of their upcoming new album, so keep an eye out.
Writers are like birds. At one time they are like eagles which prefer to run solo, but at other times they are pigeons who flock around a park while feasting. However, having a better look at it, writers identify themselves more to starlings; they crave for isolation and socialization concurrently. Therefore, to fulfill their craving to socialize, a house for writers is needed, and that’s just what The Murmur House provides. The Murmur House carries the intentions of allowing young contemporary writers to expand their views, broaden their knowledge, and enrich their experiences. With a sense of togetherness, each starling in our home transmits their heat to each other, making them warm while growing together under the same roof.
The Murmur House, founded by Rain Chudori and Syarafina Vidyadhana, has a main project of producing printed literary journal, Murmur. The first issue of Murmur Journal, themed Welcome to Warmth, was published in June 2014. Full of intimate, rich, and hearty proses in various forms, the journal was written in English by new names as well as names who are no stranger to Indonesia’s literary scene. We are glad to announce that our journal has been well received.
It has been 6 months of creative process, so the time has come for us to publish our second. The theme being Love and Other Drugs, we hope to deliver maximum dosage of emotions in all kinds provoked by the actions of loving and being loved. As Dwiputri Pertiwi, our head of editors, says, “As much as we are tempted to cringe at the endurance of love as a part of our collective experience (“Love? Who has time for that these days anyway?”), we secretly yearn for it no matter how battered or whole that love may be.” Not only the yearn and desire of love that are going to be divulged in this issue, but also the pain and pleasure of searching love itself which has become an addictive process to us all, humans.
Accompanying the publication of our second journal, The Murmur House will hold Murmuration #2. For starling birds, murmuration is a process at which they migrate to another place in unison without the potential of leaving any member of the group behind. This notion is later cultivated by The Murmur house to create a readers’ gathering, Murmuration. Following the path of our first Murmuration, Murmuration #2 allows young readers to share and read aloud their most cathartic texts.
Murmuration #2 will be held on May 9th, 2015 at 3 PM to 6 PM in Kedai, Jalan Benda No. 89, Kemang, South Jakarta. We will provide various enjoyments like reading and music performances in exchange of IDR 10,000 donation. The reading performances will involve a list of young readers, such as Ben K. C. Laksana, Dylan Amirio, Rebecca Kezia, Armandio Alif, Rain Chudori, Syarafina Vidyadhana, Talissa Febra, Ayu Meutia, Pangeran Siahaan, Andhyta Firselly Utami, Dea Anugrah, and Dinda Ibrahim. Meanwhile, Amygdala and The Colour Mellow will be happy to play their best tunes.
We hope to grow and consistently create and recreate fresh, limitless works which induce singular sensation of reading experience to our readers. We hope to be the quintessential voice of our generation.
The Murmur House
More info:
Ratnayu Candra Kirana : 081318478786
Twitter : @themurmurhouse
Instagram: @themurmurhouse
Facebook : The Murmur House
Backstage Life Bareng Grrrl Gang di Episode Kelima Vindy Ngapain?
Tahun ini Grrrl Gang mendapatkan kesempatan untuk menjadi salah satu line up di We The Fest 2019, dan Vindy diperbolehkan untuk mengikuti aktivitas mereka.
Tahun ini Grrrl Gang mendapatkan kesempatan untuk menjadi salah satu line up di We The Fest 2019, dan Vindy diperbolehkan untuk mengikuti aktivitas mereka.
Son of another Indonesian great, multi-instrumentalist-Jack Lesmana, Indra Lesmana is a child prodigy who learned how to master the keys at a young age, with his first performances done at the age of ten to an audience of hundreds and thousands, and his first album released when he was 12 years old. From child to adulthood, Indra Lesmana has dedicated his life to music.
With currently over 50 albums released, his musical endeavors are not restricted to jazz, Indra Lesmana has also released a multitude of critically acclaimed pop records, winning a BASF Award for his meaningful pop numbers. Currently busy promoting the first LLW record, LLW being his modern jazz trio with bassist-Barry Likumahuwa and drummer-Sandy Winarta, Indra Lesmana spared some time our of his busy schedule to talk to W_Music about some highlights from his three decade-long career, LLW, and leaves the viewers and aspiring musicians some words of wisdom. Enjoy!
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Invent Your Future
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