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Koumaria Residency 2013 (OPEN CALL)

Koumaria 2013 Open Call (Oct 24th – 4th of Nov-2013)By artist collective Medea Electroniquehttp://www.medeaelectronique.com/ Deadline July 15th 2013 Since 2009 the Athen’s based artist collective Medea Electronique has organized annually a 10-day experimental artist residency, held at an organic olive-oil farm outside a small village near Sparta in Greece. Focusing on improvisation and new media practices, avant-garde artists from all over the…See More

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Open Call Podcasts, live electronics and electronic performance (Deadline: 1st October 2012)

Medea Electronique/Beton7Electric Nights | Three Days of Electronic Arts 23-25 November 2012 Open CallPodcasts, live electronics and electronic performanceDeadline: 1st October 2012Within the three days of electronic arts that is the Electric Nights festival,Medea Electronique and the I.S.E. Ensemble will organize 24 hours of continuous live improvised music. Via an open call they invite musicians and sound…See More

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Koumaria 2012 Open Call (Oct 08th – 21st-2012) By artist collective Medea Electronique

Koumaria 2012 Open Call (Oct 08th – 21st-2012)By artist collective Medea Electroniquehttp://www.medeaelectronique.com/ Deadline July 15th 2012ResidencySince 2009 the artist collective Medea Electronique has organized an annual 10-day experimental artist residency, Koumaria, near Sparta in Greece, focusing on improvisation and new media practices. Avant-garde artists from all over the world, inspired by the Greek natural landscape, come together…See More

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Koumaria 2012 Open Call (Oct 08th – 21st-2012) By artist collective Medea Electronique

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May 21, 2011

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Koumaria 2011 Open Call

Koumaria 2011 Open Call (Sept. 29th 2011- Oct 09th 2011) By artist collective Medea Electroniquehttp://www.medeaelectronique.com/ Deadline June 25th 2011 Call …We invite six artists from the fields of new media (musicians, dancers-performers, video artists,Photographers, etc.) to participate in our 10-day residency in Greece to create a collective work that will be performed in Athens Greece. We…See More

May 21, 2011

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Manolis Manousakis and Jay Scheib are now friends

Oct 22, 2010

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Oct 16, 2010

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Occupation: Music

Bio: Manousakis gained his footing in live theater while at Columbia College in Chicago, where he studied composition with Gustavo Leone before returning to study with Tim Ward and Andreas Mniestris at the Ionian University in Corfu, Greece. Prior to his sojourn in Chicago, Manousakis had already composed the music for several projects and was deeply engaged in both independent avant-garde theater and in the popular theater of his native country. Since that time, he has rarely been without a film or stage project and as a result has embraced a wide variety of stylistic influences. He notes, “I found that, through composing for music for the theater, I could explore different paths of writing–from baroque music when composing for Shakespearean plays to hard core electronica when composing for independent shows.”