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BMA lab: "Why don't you ever play the guitar properly?" with Adrian Utley
Utley has always been interested in sound, which led him to test different ways of playing the guitar. And it also led him to produce and to be interested in synthesizing the unconventional sound possibilities it provided. In this masterclass, he challenges participants to do the same, exploring new unconventional sound possibilities.
Adrian Utley
Known for being part of Portishead, one of the most iconic bands of the 90s, British musician and producer Adrian Utley is a reference figure in Anglo-Saxon pop music. During his career, Utley has composed music for film, notably for Nic Roeg's "Sound" and David Attenborough's "Spiders from Mars". Between record, live and record producer collaborations, Utley has worked with artists such as Jeff Beck, Patti Smith, Jarvis Cocker, Massive Attack, Perfume Genius, Alain Bashung and Marianne Faithfull, among many others.
Trainer: Adrian Utley
Duration: 2h aprox.
Target audience: artists, musicians, programmers, students, teachers and other professionals interested in the media arts
Note: masterclass in English
BMA lab
Based on experimentation, creation, art and technology, the BMA lab training cycle is dedicated to the main topics of Media Arts, giving participants the experience of developing works, tools and ideas. This lab has moments dedicated to thinking and reflecting about Digital Art and is intended for artists, musicians, programmers, teachers, students and anyone interested in Media Arts.