Posts Tagged ‘video art’

I Still Don’t Like Kayne But This Video Rocks

August 11th, 2010 • Music Video
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And it would rock even more without Kayne pushing his ego-driven messiah crap on us. The video was created by artist  Marco Brambilla who also did the brilliant elevator video for the Standard Hotel in NYC. The short music video is only one minute and forty two seconds and I don’t think it’s the new wave of music videos, but it is about one minute and forty seconds too long to have to have to look at Kayne. Just my opinion, I’m sure some of you worship love him and good for you.

Max Max Hattler’s Heaven and Hell

May 24th, 2010 • Motion Graphics
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1925 (aka Hell)

Experimental animation by Max Max Hattler based on based on the French Spiritualist artist Augustin Lesage’s painting A symbolic Composition of the Spiritual World’ from 1925.

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Pink Terror

March 31st, 2010 • Art & Design
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Pink Terror by Mike Barzman and Christian Swegal


Don’t know too much about this video, but I love watching things getting smashed and exploding in slow motion.

The Rise and Fall of Charlotte, North Carolina, Under 10 Minutes

February 24th, 2010 • Motion Graphics
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Excerpt of Metropolis by Rob Carter

You can view the entire video at his website.

Metropolis is a quirky and very abridged narrative history of the city of Charlotte, North Carolina. It uses stop motion video animation to physically manipulate aerial still images of the city (both real and fictional), creating a landscape in constant motion. Starting around 1755 on a Native American trading path, the viewer is presented with the building of the first house in Charlotte. From there we see the town develop through the historic dismissal of the English, to the prosperity made by the discovery of gold and the subsequent roots of the building of the multitude of churches that the city is famous for. Now the landscape turns white with cotton, and the modern city is ‘born’, with a more detailed re-creation of the economic boom and surprising architectural transformation that has occurred in the past 20 years.

Michelle Plays Ping Pong

February 9th, 2010 • Motion Graphics
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Anthony Burrill – Michelle Plays Ping Pong

I assume she’s playing ping pong on acid.

Architecture Porn: The Third & The Seventh

January 26th, 2010 • Film & Video
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Alex Roman’s The Third & The Seventh. Amazing!

Netherlandish Proverbs Live Action Video

January 24th, 2010 • Film & Video
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WARNING! Turn the music down, the song with this video is just AWFUL. But, the video is an amazing recreation of Pieter Bruegel the Elder’s Netherlandish Proverbs.

via Today and Tomorrow

Tim Bollinger’s Between

November 24th, 2009 • Film & Video
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Between, a a short film by Tim Bollinger.

via Motionagrapher

No Strings Attached

November 23rd, 2009 • Art & Design
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No Strings Attached by, LA based artist, Pascuol Sisto. Single channel video 2007

The Synesthetic World of Terri Timely

October 22nd, 2009 • Film & Video
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Synesthesia directed by Ian Kibbey and Corey Creasey, the two members of Terri Timely

Dreaming House

September 16th, 2009 • Architecture
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Facade Projection
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“How it would be, if a house was dreaming” by Urban Screen

Madness and a Winchester

July 7th, 2009 • Art & Design
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Back in 2005 I saw the Jeremy Blake video installation at SFMOMA titled “Winchester” inspired by the Winchester Mystery House in San Jose, CA. I think about the installation every time I drive through San Jose and I recently came across an article about the suicides of Jeremy Blake and his girlfriend, Theresa Duncan, in Newsweek. Both stories of Sarah Winchester and Jeremy Blake are very sad and haunting. Jeremy Blake’s story is apparently being turned into a film by Lions Gate and Gus Van Sant has signed on as a consultant to the film. Check out Jeremy Blake’s “Century 21″ video that was part of the SFMOMA “Winchester” installation.

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