02 a 06 de Dezembro - Ecologia // JackShane // Mistério // Censorship

Quarta, 02 de Dezembro, 21:30h  

A propósito da mais importante Conferência Internacional sobre o Clima a realizar em Paris, convocamos todos os interessados para conversar e debater as questões ambientais,
o passado e o futuro das lutas e movimentos ecologistas

  Ciclo de conversas sobre ecologia e ambiente  
Esta semana focará : As principais ideias e correntes ecologistas: do conservacionismo à ecologia profunda, passando pelo ecofeminismo.

  Quinta 03 de Dezembro, 21:30h  

Concerto de Jake Shane, cantautor americano,
que acaba de concluir uma tournée pelas EUA que incluiu concertos em Nova York, Boston, Chicago, etc. e que segue depois para Vigo e Madrid.

Martin Chilton, periodista no The Daily Telegraph, escreveu sobre o seu disco: "Jake Shane's album Evening Sounds neatly blends folk, Americana and even some Spanish influences from his time in Madrid in pleasant melodies with some clever lyrics on songs such as 'Before Winter' and 'Seascape'. An enjoyable listen."

Pode-se ver um vídeo sobre o seu trabalho aqui: 
https://goo.gl/AUdJKU
 Sexta 04 de Dezembro 
 
não temos programa....
 Sábado 05 de Dezembro 
 
quicá.... surpresa no sofã!!!
 Domingo 06 de Dezembro, 18:00h 
 
Apresentação do livro
Censorship Now!!
de e por 
Ian Svenonius

Músico / performer / escritor incrivel de Washington DC,
Ian Svenonius, toca na Sonoscopia no dia 5 de Dezembro.
"Ian Svenonius is a strange man. Anyone who's followed his career over the past 25 years knows he has a knack for incendiary sloganeering that often borders on the surreal, first as the singer in the legendary Washington, D.C. punk band The Nation of Ulysses (he currently leads the "crime rock" group Chain and the Gang) then as the author of the nonfiction books The Psychic Sovietand Supernatural Strategies for Making a Rock 'n' Roll Group. In his stylish, suit-and-tie persona as a pop-culture gadfly and revolutionary rhetorician — which may or may not be a self-caricature; part of his appeal is his Andy Kaufman-like commitment to character — he's put forth ideas as bizarre as comparing Fidel Castro to The Velvet Underground. Favorably, of course.
Svenonius' new book is Censorship Now!!, and the title alone shows just how provocative the author can be. A collection of essays previously published by Vice, Jacobin, and others, it sets up numerous enemies — both real and straw — for Svenonius to knock down. "The Historic Role of Sugar in Empire Building" comes across as a mini-parody of Mark Kurlansky's Salt: A World History; "The Documentary Crisis," which decries the truthiness of today's documentarians, is an uneven mix of undergrad opinion paper and Old-Man-Yells-At-Cloud rant. It's all couched in a style that's part anarchist tirade, part postmodern critique, and part punk-rock snottiness — yet it's addictively ridiculous."
Jason Heller is a senior writer at The A.V. Club,
a Hugo Award-winning editor and author of the novel Taft 2012.