Experience two sound poems by vocalist Arnaldo Antunes, as discussed in "(external)his interview with poet Eucanaã Ferraz":/issues/102/articles/3047.
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Arnaldo Antunes
h3. Exclusive sound poems by musician and writer Arnaldo Antunes.
p(inline-movie#mar). "MAR":/web-content/antunes/Antunes_MAR.flv?300x0
??O Mar?? by Arnaldo Antunes<br />
Sound poem, 1 minute 39 seconds
p(inline-movie#nem). "NEM":/web-content/antunes/Antunes_NEM.flv?300x0
??Nem?? by Arnaldo Antunes<br />
Sound poem, 52 seconds
bq. _Read "(external)Arnaldo Antunes by Eucanaã Ferraz":/issues/102/articles/3047 in BOMB's Winter 2008 Brazil issue, on newsstands now. "(external)Subscribe":http://bombsite.com/issues/0/articles/2972 today and receive your FREE copy!_
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p(q). %Eucanaã Ferraz% You are regularly called an avant-garde artist. What’s your debt to the historical avant-gardes? Does it make sense, nowadays, to say that someone makes avant-garde art?
p(a). %Arnaldo Antunes% I don’t see many possibilities in thinking in terms of the avant-garde nowadays. I believe the paths through which the new can happen have multiplied. Neither is there an official, homogeneous context against which one would need to react. This situation is a lot more interesting than the idea of a collective movement pointing the future toward a single direction. Nevertheless, the historical avant-gardes keep feeding us with impulses. And the desire to experiment with new forms, audaciously, is still of undeniable value to the creation.
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bq. — _from BOMB's interview of "(external)Arnaldo Antunes by Eucanaã Ferraz":/issues/102/articles/3047, Winter 2008, issue #102_
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