Making it heard : a history of Brazilian sound art / edited by Rui Chaves and Fernando Iazzetta.
"From the mid-20th century to the present, the Brazilian cultural scene and its art, literature, and music has been witness to a wealth of creative approaches involving sound. This is the backdrop for Making It Heard: A History of Brazilian Sound Art, a volume that offers an overview of local a...
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Table of Contents:
- Cover; Contents; List of Figures; Foreword: The Clash between Body and Artwork Ricardo Basbaum; Acknowledgments; Introduction Rui Chaves and Fernando Iazzetta; Part One Abre-Alas; 1 Sounds from Elsewhere: Episodes for a History of Brazilian Sound Art Fernando Iazzetta; 2 Making Oneself Heard in Public, through Art and in Sound-Based Scholarship Rui Chaves; Part Two Bateria; 3 Music Is What I Make Vivian Caccuri; 4 Radio Art, Cassette Culture, and Networked Artistic Practices: The International Ra(u)dio Art Show (IRAS) in Recife Yuri Bruscky; Part Three Barracão.
- 5 Gambiarra's Perspective Giuliano Obici6 Listening to the Debris: Brazilian Sound Art and the Low-Technology Economy André Damião; Part Four Avenida; 7 Being in the Field: Process, Narrativity, and Discovery in the Field-Recording Work of Thelmo Cristovam and Alexandre Fenerich Paulo Dantas; 8 Other Paths to Sonic Cartographies: "Mapa Sonoro CWB" and Its Untethered Soundwalks Thaís Aragão; Part Five Batucada; 9 Out of the Mainstream: Noise and Otherness in the Work of Marie Carangi, Paula Garcia, and Sofia Caesar Lílian Campesato.
- 10 Counter-Tradition: Toward the Black Vanguard of Contemporary Brazil GG Albuquerque11 Engaged Sonorities: Politics and Gender in the Work of Vanessa De Michelis Tânia Mello Neiva; Afterword: The Audibility of Brazilian Sound Art Ana M. Ochoa Gautier; Notes on Contributors; Index.