No Matter Where You Go There You Are //// A Banzai Institute Research Journal
Mar 26, 2014
Mar 25, 2014
Mar 24, 2014
Mar 21, 2014
Mar 19, 2014
Suburban Beat (Unsold TV Pilot)
Labels:
1985,
Heather Langenkamp
Mar 18, 2014
Mar 15, 2014
MOVEMENT IS IT'S OWN LANGUAGE
A video and music synthesis piece made with borrowed video synthesis equipment (Fairlight CVI and EMS Spectre) and my sound synthesizers at home. It was used as an interlude in a larger political performance piece "Diversity." The abstract slowly moving graphics and microtonal electronic soundtrack establish the idea of the title - movement, above and beyond any comments our language might attach to it, has its own mode of expression and its own expressive values. The final graphics are the product of one successful interactive improvisation with the electronic music and video equipment.
Labels:
1997,
EMS Spectre,
Fairlight CVI,
Video Art,
Warren Burt
Mar 13, 2014
BRUCE McDIFFETT on HIGH TECH HEROES
Sherwin Gooch interviews Bruce McDiffett, ILM veteran, Mathematician, and Futurist thinker.
Bruce Advocates video production, social thinking, new technologies of communication and continued learning. He diagrams a model of an octagonal broadcast network, that seems remarkably like the youtube.com environment today while this interview was in 1992.
"Remember be a Hi-Tech Hero not a Hi-Tech Nero!"-Bruce McDiffett
Mar 12, 2014
Nina Hagen - Future is Now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Happy Belated Birthday, Queen Nina! (March 11)
Labels:
1979,
Nina Hagen
Mar 11, 2014
52 VIDEOS IN ONE YEAR
This year I am taking part in a project called "52 Pick-Up" where participants make one video a week for an entire year. I was introduced to this project by fellow video artist and friend, Sabrina Ratte.
Currently I am 10 weeks in and can already sense how the project will benefit my work in the long run. By making a video every week I am forced to face my fears and share work even if it's not complete or an idea that I might ditch along the way. It's a nice reminder that video art is a practice and a pursuit that must be fully explored to realize it's potential. It also helps to develop a deeper relationship with the tools but also to escape their tropes. I hope that by video 52, I have made some kind of breakthrough that is beneficial to the art form and my own inner peace as a multidimensional artist.
Please enjoy my success and failures because they are one and the same. Here is the link : http://www.52pickupvideos.com/HTML/Stratford_grid.html
Nam June Paik by Jean-Paul Fargier
A portrait of Nam June Paik by the French critic, Jean-Paul Fargier. He speaks about the iconoclastic laughter and the universal spirit of Nam June Paik's work.
Labels:
1991,
Jean-Paul Fargier,
Nam June Paik
Mar 10, 2014
Hartley C White LET'S PLAY POLITICS
c) 1992 Hartley C.White Whopazootic Music
you can hear more of Hartley's music on his youtube page: http://youtube.com/user/hartleycwhite
& read an interview with him here:
http://osrinterviews.blogspot.com/201...
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