Thursday, November 25, 2010

Travestividevogiratis



1. The architecture is built at the mercy of the earthquake. Two key moments housing. Which arises from the ground and look for the top of the clouds, and which melts in shreds from the heights to flat terrain. Two moments present life: the rise and fall.

2. The architecture teaches us to desire. We want the comfort of our lives any means, literally, anywhere. That is, in a comfortable, without aridity, smoothly. That desire is transformed into an aesthetic ideal. Not only a comfortable but a beautiful place. Then the architecture teaches us to envy. Supernally place no satisfactory means spending in the stubbornness of desire is what prevails. The architecture is always desire and dissatisfaction, or satisfaction for only hope again.

3. The earth, the tectonic is what remains. The architecture is ephemeral, fleeting, momentary , uncertain: the bunker more regional or less stable hut the earth to shake like a plague, like a parasite undesirable. The architecture is always device, changing poetic building.

4. The architecture is always threshold: an inside of a space one outside a space. Above is a circumstance, is after another. There is no threshold beginning of any construction process or end of any structure in collapse.

5. Pinnacle and architrave, the highest part, the part low. Like any abstraction before laying its foundation or set the highest peak, before the circumstances space or become the preserve of the landscape, architecture first is a thought, an imagination, a draft unlikely and sometimes impossible, so start with pretensions transcendent, and ends in detritus of decadence: lots
remains vacant and reports.

6. The architecture is aesthetic contemplation, but this has nothing to do with housing functionality. Contemplation is about moods artistic, religious or philosophical: none of the three has to do with everyday life within the architectural structure. O yes, but in a casual, no causal , from the viewpoint of random. One always admires the houses of others, the one inhabits it, live it.

7. But architecture is primarily sculpture, painting and poetry. The first is erection of walls, the two waters of the sky, the clouds of the windows, the second is the sunflowers its side, the reflexivity of their whiteness, earthly tones and primary personality and the third is that do with the admiration the viewer, the gaze of the traveler, the contemplation of space become stanza.

8. The architecture began with the simplicity, ie foundation, pillars and roof. The else is embellishment, aesthetic charm of color, fashion, whim forms and heights , contemplation and leisure. The architecture is basically functional, syncretism meant to be blanket of being. The architecture is necessary habitat before recreation. The architecture is room without whims.

9. Pancho, my friend Mason, which is a kind of architect without academia, you read the following thought of Le Corbusier, which is another kind of architect without academia: "The home should be the case of life The machine of happiness. " And Pancho replied: "I think that friend did not know the concept infonavit."

10. However, any house, a house, designed, planned and built for several generations. In light of the desert and flashes of the big city. The great-grandparents, grandparents, parents, uncles and aunts, children and their children inhabiting the same house. Some come, some go, take turns, but the sequence continues. Although not move, the house always walks, but collapse, if it arises. Generación tras generación la casa es tradición, se convierte en un texto, en una pintura, en un símbolo, en una ética a seguir, en una costumbre para habitar. La casa es el libro educativo, la tradición oral, el cántico arrullador, la lectura de sobremesa, la escolaridad. La casa es la política, la economía, la cultura toda. La casa es la enseñanza. La casa se lleva a todas partes, aunque nunca parta.

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

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Arab House Istanbul, European Capital of Culture



organized Arab House in Madrid during the months of November and December, various activities related to Turkey on the occasion of the celebration of Istanbul 2010 European Capital of Culture .
The Istanbul European Capital of Culture during 2010 Arab House serves to approximate to Turkey and get to know the multiple realities of a country that straddles two continents: Europe and Asia. Performing arts, music, film and discussion will allow al público madrileño adentrarse en algunos aspectos poco conocidos de la realidad turca actual.

SÁBADO 20 DE NOVIEMBRE: UNA NOCHE EN ESTAMBUL CON BABA ZULA


BaBa ZuLa, cuya actuación se enmarca en el Festival de Jazz de Madrid, fue fundado en 1996 en Estambul por Levent Akman (percusiones, máquinas de ritmo), Murat Ertel (saz e instrumentos de cuerda, vocal) y Emre Onel (darbuka y sampler). Desde su debut con el disco Tabutta Rövasata , han publicado seis álbumes; el último de ellos, Kökler , en 2007.

BaBa Zula El grupo, que mezcla el uso de los instrumentos tradicionales turcos con elementos electronics, has given new life to traditional Turkish folk music. The basis of the compositions of Baba Zula is formed by recorded voices, and traditional and modern instruments that are enriched with various electronic effects. The music I make is determined through recordings or trials from which the group performs improvisations. Under the concept of "Improvisation determined", took this method of training to their concerts, in which include elements such as videos, films and movies, giving importance to the visual.

The concert will take place on Saturday 20 November in the hall of the theater Guirau Fernán Gómez Madrid (Plaza del Discovery, s / n) at 21:00. Tickets can be purchased at the theater box office or through www.telentrada.com .

OF 5 TO 29 NOVEMBER: CINEMA: STORIES Bosphorus. ISTANBUL TURKISH CINEMA IN NEW


Arab House organized the film series Tales of the Bosphorus. Istanbul in the new Turkish cinema, curated by Javier H. Estrada, who collects four films that are seen from different perspectives, changes Istanbul has experienced in recent years: from existential drama ( Far ) to a comedy inspired by Cervantes (Derived ), to the eternal debate between the old and the new ( 10 to 11) and the musical and cultural mosaic that represents the city ( Crossing the Bridge: The Sound of Istanbul ).

The cycle includes the screening of four films made in Germany, France and Turkey between 2002 and 2009 and the city of Istanbul as a backdrop. Far
Lejano of Nuri Bilge Ceylan (Turkey, 2002, 110 min.).
A photographer obsessed with the idea that the distance between his life and his ideals is growing, he is forced to accept the apartment of a young relative who has left the village to seek work aboard a ship in which, from Istanbul, is expected to travel abroad.
De 10 a 11 10 to 11 of Pelin Esmer (Turkey, France and Germany, 2009, 110 min.).
tells the story of Mithat Bey, a passionate collector, and Ali, the keeper of the estate in which both live. To Mithat Bey Istanbul is as unlimited as their own collections, while for Ali represents little more than a few blocks around the building. Both characters react to the threat of demolition of the building. Derived

, Ulas INAC (Turkey, 2005, 91 min.).
This film, based on the stories of Don Quixote by Cervantes, collects the adventures of a young woman who encourages his best friend, a very attractive woman, to seduce her boyfriend to test their loyalty.

Cruzando el puente Crossing the Bridge: The Sound of Istanbul by Fatih Akin (Germany, 2005, 92 min.). musician Alexander Hacke
immersed in this fantastic city in search of musical sources, influences and perspectives. From a Western point of view, the film shows a complex city, tense, erotic, dangerous and alluring.

films can be seen on Mondays and Fridays between 5 and 29 in the Auditorium denoviembre Arab House in Madrid (c / Alcalá, 62). The projection of feature will be at 19:30, except on 19 denoviembre, to be also a session at 16:30. All are laspelículas original version subtitled in English. Admission is free while space-entries after removing most conidia person-the same day half hour before screening.

SCHEDULE PROJECTIONS



Friday, 5 November Friday

Far
Monday November 8
10 to 11
Friday, November 12
Derived
November 19 (16:30 pm)
Far
Friday, November 19 (19:30 pm)
Crossing the Bridge: The Sound of Istanbul

Monday 22 November Derived

Friday, November 26
10 to 11
Monday, 29 November
Crossing the Bridge: The Sound of Istanbul
The cycle of activities has begun in late October with the participation of the Ayse Orhon Art is action meeting .

THURSDAY AND SUNDAY 28 OCTOBER 31: PERFORMING ARTS: DECISION-HABITS


Arab House acts related to European cultural capital Istanbul was opened with the participation of the choreographer and performer in the III Ayse Orhon International Meeting "Art is action, action is production," organized by the Ministry of Culture with the collaboration of Casa Árabe.

Thursday 28 October, the artist held a meeting with the public to present their work and career, while on Sunday 31 presented the findings of taller de coreografía desarrollado durante la semana bajo el título Decisiones-hábitos.

Ambas actividades tuvieron lugar en el antiguo edificio de la Tabacalera de Lavapiés (c/ Embajadores, 53), a las 19:30 horas el jueves, y a partir de las 12:30 horas el domingo. La entrada fue gratuita.

Monday, November 8, 2010

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"Panter Pak" or Turkish version of "Pink Panther"



El pasado viernes 5 de noviembre se estrenó en Turquía la que viene a ser la versión turca de la comedia de 1963 titulada "La Pantera Rosa". En este caso, haciendo un juego de palabras con el título original del largometraje de Blake Edwards protagonizado por Peter Sellers, "The Pink Panther", los cineastas turcos la have been titled "Pak Panter", translating Turkish Pak as pure, clear, immaculate, "La Pantera immaculate."

The plot is as follows: A Turkish secret agents are sent to Russia Pak Panther organization to find the kidnapped Turkish energy minister in the Azeri capital of Baku, dazzling in their actions even Russian agents. The genre of the film is an action comedy and its director is Metin Aslan, who also directed "Turkler Çıldırmış Olmalı" (The Turks must be crazy) and "Maskeli Besler (The 5 masked).

Monday, November 1, 2010

The Blog Used On The Perfect Man

ISTANBUL EYE ALIEN


Here is an excerpt of comments author, journalist Lucas Farioli on this video :
[... inspiration, pleasure, passion, disorder , love, hate people, innocence. Among many other terms and will never be enough adjectives to describe in ten short minutes which is what goes through the minds of foreigners who throng the streets of the colorful, exotic and always addictive
Istanbul and explore the feelings of other foreign , of different ages who come from countries like Canada, Austria, Iran, UK, Finland and Sweden. We hear from the perspective of six strangers: Melisa Üneri, Reza Sefa, F Johan Larsson, Louis Savoy, Sabine Nittnaus, and Daniel Gaffney. We feel as through its clean look, form different perceptions when faced with a whole new world ...]
[... This video is presented as my own angle on the city and its people. I pay tribute as well, through the words of those who experience the same experiences. The idea is simply to compose a descriptive material, dynamic and humble that portray how he knows this city.

perceptions are usually eventually burn up in the nostalgia, and that is in a city as sumanente melancholy of Istanbul, the traveler is found only in passing. It is the bitter taste and end of a story of passion and color. Istanbul is the taste of the foreign eye ...]
Farioli Lucas Barbieri presents itself in his blog:
linguist and freelance journalist based English-Argentine in Istanbul, Republic of Turkey. He has worked for various institutions in Europe such as the Italian weekly "Latino Expreso" the Swedish newspaper Karlstad's Tidinigen "the BBC's World Today radio program for" BBC Americas English-Service ", the" University of Galatasaray, and the University of Yeditepe " in Istanbul as well as Newsweek Türkiye "among many other collaborations in various international media. He is currently based in Istanbul from where he works as an informant for the English and Argentine media.
Source: http://noticiasalaturca.blogspot.com/