GRABAR Y COAGULAR – A HISTORY OF AUDIO PIECES BY PERUVIAN ARTISTS

Vinyl LP

Buh Records present Grabar Y Coagular: A History Of Audio Pieces By Peruvian Artists (1972-2018), the first collection that explores the relationship between recording art and conceptual pieces. With a range that goes from experimentation in sound poetry to radio art, eccentric compositions that evoke the Fluxus’s spirit, appropriationism, and more. In Peru, the visual arts and sound creation have, in the last years, taken a common path: visual artists have begun to produce sound creations, experimental musicians have begun to move into the visual arts circuit… A sound art movement has turned visual and audible. Grabar Y Coagular brings together for the first time the pioneering works of Jorge Eduardo Eielson (audio-paintings) and Francisco Mariotti (computer poetry), as well as works by Luz María Bedoya, Elena Tejada-Herrera, José Luis Martinat, Eliana Otta, Paola Torres Núñez Del Prado, Maya Watanabe, Alberto Casari (and PPPP), Daniel Jacoby, Gilda Mantilla Y Raimond Chaves, Los Parafusos, Nicolas Lamas, and Juan Diego Tobalina. Grabar Y Coagular (“Record and Coagulate”), curated by Luis Alvarado, is a much awaited and needed release, a collection of audio pieces produced by Peruvian artists which defines a scope of creation where sound is the matter and form in which information becomes present.

Tracklist

• Jorge Eduardo Eielson – Colores (1972)
• Francisco Mariotti – Chullachaqui Inteligencia Artificial Parlo? (1987)
• Luz María Bedoya – Me tiemblam mis labios (2009)
• Elena Tejada-Herrera – Memoria colectiva (2010)
•  José Luis Martinat – Pleno (2013)
• Eliana Otta – Con p de? (2016)
• Paola Torres – Re(a)signaciones temporales (2018)
• Maya Watanabe – Imagen (2013)
• Casari & PPPP – Proyecto sonoro sin título y con final inesperado (2009)
•  Daniel Jacoby – Für Elise de Ludwig van Beethoven en orden de tono (2009)
•  Los Parafusos – Improvisación de Loreto (2014)
• Nicolás Lamas – (void) (2013)
• Juan Diego Tobalina – Secret Anthem for a World of Values (2018)