ObEMMA Researchers Present at Dancecult Conference 2025 in Berlin

Researchers from ObEMMA – Electronic Music and Media Art Observatory participated in the Dancecult Conference 2025 in Berlin with the presentation "The Drum N’ Bass Music Scene in Porto". Delivered by Ana Coelho, Emília Simão, and Júlia Reis S., the talk was part of the "Preserving and Archiving Electronic Music and Dance Culture" panel, exploring Porto’s drum and bass scene and its significance within Portugal’s electronic music landscape.

The Dancecult Conference is a key event in the field of electronic dance studies, bringing together researchers and professionals dedicated to electronic music and dance culture. The participation of ObEMMA’s researchers highlights the importance of academic research in these areas and contributes to the preservation and recognition of local music scenes on a global scale.

Archive Receives a Collection of Video Art by Henrique Silva

The archive has just enriched its collection with an exclusive set of video art pieces by the artist Henrique Silva. Spanning nearly three decades, from 1978 to 2005, these works were provided by the author himself, offering a deep and comprehensive insight into his artistic path. This body of work reflects a pioneering and experimental approach to the intersection of art, technology, and video.

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