The second event in the Nocturnal City series curated by Studios resident Estela Oliva, explores the London – Barcelona interplay with an evening of panels, installations and music performances.
The event looks at new spaces and platforms, connecting the two cities through innovation in their scenes, questioning how club culture could be made more inclusive, and how technological advances might help or hinder it’s evolution.
The line-up features:
[Music]
+ Ikonika & MUNGO (Live AV, London)
+ SUNNY GRAVES (Live, UK premiere, Barcelona)
+ Awwz (DJ, UK premiere, Barcelona)
+ Siren London (DJ sets, London)
[Conversations]
New Spaces: Breaking down barriers, building new structures, demystifying club culture - with:
madison moore, Georgia Taglietti (Sónar Festival & Sónar+D and shesaid.so), DIY Space for London, Màgia Roja's Founder Victor Hurtado (Comisario de la Luz) and Siren London.
Clubbing Futures: How will technology change the music and art experience? - with:
Joe Alexander (Boiler Room), Aleix Fernandez of Onionlab, Marija Bozinovska Jones and Jordan Gross (Founder at Oval Space), moderated by Fatos Ustek.
[Installations]
Onionlab, Marija Bozinovska Jones, and Virtual Dancefloors by Boiler Room.
+ screening of Real Scenes London by Resident Advisor from 20h to 23h.
Home to one of Europe’s most vibrant club scenes, Barcelona is a city where artists, DJs and producers from all over the world come to connect and to party. Sonar Festival has played an essential role in the development of electronic music, technology and artistic innovation. But the independent cultural scene is also growing, with Barcelona’s local creators exploring new territories and pushing the boundaries of alternative and experimental scenes.
Nocturnal City is a series of events running throughout 2017 exploring the state of nightlife and its influence. By connecting discussions in London with other world cities, the series explores how urban hubs and communities can learn from each other to create new cultural standards. From algorithmic dance parties to all-female techno collectives, the first virtual nightclubs to the queer club kids and their audacious fashion; a celebration of the scenes, the sounds and the first tube home.
Commissioned and produced by Somerset House Studios. Curated by Estela Oliva.
Nocturnal City London-Barcelona in partnership with Institut Ramon Llull.
Tickets:
https://www.somersethouse.org.uk/whats-on/nocturnal-city-london-barcelona-feat-ikonika-siren-djs-and-more
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