US · International contemporary art platformThe latest episode of La Biennale on Air, published on October 29, 2026, offers an in-depth look at the 70th International Festival of Contemporary Music. The festival took place over two weeks in October and showcased a diverse range of contemporary musical works and performances.
A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to the artistic and musical duo Invernomuto, who discuss the Golden Lion awardee Keiji Haino. They explore his evocative installation titled Blissful Bun-chan, an enigmatic piece featuring a cat as a unique medium to access the musician’s creative universe.
Listeners also hear directly from several artists who participated in the festival, including ML Buch, DJ Anderson do Paraíso, Grand River, and Joy Guidry. Their contributions provide personal insights into the festival’s atmosphere and artistic scope.
The episode features a curated soundtrack comprising excerpts from works by five Biennale College Musica artists. These pieces, premiered during the festival, include compositions by Wyldie Bracewell, Talullah Calderwood, Lara Dâmaso, Andrea La Pietra, and alys(alys)alys, offering a rich auditory experience that complements the discussions.
Adding to the episode’s depth is a segment with American sculptor, painter, and performer Nick Cave. His contribution comes from a video interview recorded during the pre-opening of Biennale Arte 2026, further connecting the festival’s musical and broader artistic contexts.
The podcast episode is accessible on major platforms such as Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music – Audible, and YouTube, as well as on La Biennale’s official website. This release continues La Biennale’s effort to document and share the multifaceted cultural events it organizes, making them available to a global audience.
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