He Contemporary Culture Center Condeduque Madrid He has about his new programming for the coming months: music, cinema, theater and dance and art give an accurate idea of what is being cooked in these different often concomitant disciplines. In almost all cases these are premieres.
Sara Socas and Nico Roig They deployed their proposals in February, and March appears intense, with five suggestions, each with its distinctive personality. On March 5 the British Read Gamble and the Spanish Candela Captain They transport their joint album, “Models”, to the stage in a very personal dance and music show.
Two days later, the British ARC Sunday –The brothers Nick and Jordan Smith-also premiere in Madrid the wide staging of a sound palette that flow from jazz to electronics and post-rock. The visual artist will accompany them White Tania. Japanese experimental electronics Fujiiiiiiiiiita and the French producer Malibu form the double program proposed within the cycle Soundset Seriesthought for lovers of avant -garde sounds. It will be March 21. A week later the absolute premiere of “What I have not come to sing”by Madrid-Manchego artist Vicente Navarrothat explores the popular tradition of the song of Castilla-La Mancha.
Already on April 11 it is the turn of the young Navarro musician Ben Yart (Beñat Abrazuza), one of the members of the settlement Renewal of urban music Chill Mafia, and that will show the solidity of his solo proposal.
On May 23 the renovators of the couplet Clavel noise –Helena loved and Pedro Rojas, under the supervision of the National Prize for Plastic Arts Pedro G. Romero– They will embark on a transgressive journey through popular art. Also radical is the proposal of the musician and producer Raül Refree and the flamenco renovator Elche childthat 31 will release “Cru+is”an exploration between the pain and the joy that its joint work continues to explore. Musical programming culminates on June 6 with the Norwegian saxophonist and electronics musician Bendik Giskewho will present his third album at the sweetest moment of his career.
Going to cinematographic program, Condeduque also bets on current author cinema. “Centennials make cinema” It opens in Madrid on March 5 and collects four recent short films from young directors. It also premieres on April 9 “I saw the tv glow”cinematographic fable of Jane Schoenbrun About a teenager who escapes his life in the suburbs through a supernatural world.
In “Through the Graves the Wind is Blowing,” The filmmaker Travis Wilkerson Combine documentary, black cinema and comedy with the background of the disintegration of Yugoslavia. It is another premiere that will take place on May 7. Already on June 4 it will be screened “Eephus”debut in the direction of the American Carson Lundvery well received in the latest edition of the Cannes Festival. It is a comedy set in the world of amateur baseball that poses today’s problems.
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