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Zsolt Sőrés

Zsolt Sőrés aka Ahad

Born 1969 in Budapest. Improvised/electroacoustic and noise musician, sound artist, editor, performance and conceptual artist. Groups: Abstract Monarchy Trio (with Franz Hautzinger), a duo with Rhodri Davies, Budapastis (with the members of the Parisian children-noise-rock group, Dragibus) etc. His field of interest and activity - beside music - includes the borderline and the margin of different art forms, too. He is also collaborate with artists from different fields of art (coreographers, stage directors, fine artists and videomakers etc.). He is the member and the program managing editor of the still independent "Tilos Rádió" ("Forbidden Radio") "No Wave" programme. Currently he is the main organizer of the underground film screening series called "Club of Invisible Films" at Ludwig Museum in Budapest. He is the artistic director of "Relative (Cross)Hearings International Indpendent Contemporary Music Meeting" in Budapest. Recently - in 2008 - he edited a book and wrote a preface study about "New Chances of Autonomy" with the texts by Hakim Bey aka Peter Lamborn Wilson among other onthological anarchists.

Encounter Culture #2: Danube Blues

23 Nov 2013 - 20:30

Encounter Culture #2: Danube Blues

The recent phenomenon of the extreme right in Hungary directly affects the life of artists trying to live and work in the region, it has caused a mass exodus but also an upsurge of new oppositional and creative energy.

For this event organised by ausland and auxxx, 4 Central European artists are invited to perform together their own improvised Danube Blues. They will reflect on and discuss their personal experiences of living in and leaving the region...

Rudi Fischerlehner: drums
Kata Kovács: movement
Paul Schwingenschloegl: trumpet, flugelhorn
Zsolt Sores: viola, objects, electronics

Set 1: live improvised music and movement
Set 2: open discussion moderated by Mathias Maschat
Set 3: live improvised music and movement
(each set ca. 30 min)