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Sounds Brilliant
Thursday, 18 March 2010 14:22
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"Sounds Brilliant. From sounds to images" explores the transition and influences from sound and music into images. The exhibition in in the CCCB and is a series of screening of films based on sounds. There are 7 or so films marking the journey between the two and exploiting the, often overlooked., relevance of sound in images. It is on until the 22nd of April and costs from 3,50€ to 12,50€ according to the amount of sessions you watch.
Barcelona's excellent Basketball team meet Real Madrid home and away in the Quater Finals of the Euroleague. Barca's basketball team is as successful as their football team and if you have been to Camp Nou or are not a football fan then definitely try and get tickets to a basketball game. Tickets range from 12€ to 63€ depending on where you sit, but the atmosphere is the same throughout the stadium.
Atopia the City in the 21st Century, is an exhibiton open until the 24th March. It contains lots of different work which explores the disparity that exists between the city and the individual. it explores the sense of unease and awkwardness present in society. It exhibits work from the likes of Vanessa Beecroft and Thomas Ruff among some 70 others.
Mika the award-winning London based pop star is touring with his "Songs for Sorrow" album. He is playing in Palau San Jordi on April the 18th and tickets are selling out fast and are pretty expensive. It promises to be a great concert, and Mika although not the most orthodox of pop stars is a great musician.
Blood Red Shoes are an Indie Rock band from Brighton. They are playing in Razzmatazz on the 9th of April and only costs 12€. The band have had great success in the past couple of years and Razzmatazz is a great venue with loads of space and different rooms.
Ya Lo Tengo the alternative rock band from New Jersey are playing in Sala Apolo on the 19th March. Apolo is a great venue as it is like an empty concert hall. It is as big as a warehouse but has a more grand decor with a balcony all the way around the room.
Clemens Behr's exhibition opened on the 16th March and is running until the 30th April. His abstract shapes and designs are most definitely worth a visit especially as it is free. He uses the simplest materials and colours and yet creates a profoundness you would not expect.Link to us
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