The de/Rastra oscillographic synthesizer is a real-time audio/video instrument and computer-interfacing device that allows a performer to generate visualizations intrinsic tocathode ray tube technology while simultaneously creating the acoustic analog of the displayed imagery.
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Archive for tag: tv
“Overly melodramatic and cheesy Boston TV channel news report about a computer virus outbreak discovered by MIT nerds in 1998. Fun because they don’t just report on the virus – they interview geeks, and insert random clips from retro videogames and TV movies to illustrate what a virus is.”
[via dangerous minds]
(Via Driveby Blogging)
Good stuff never gets old…
“A moving picture is a real thing and as a real thing it is not imitation. It does not reflect on life, it embodies the life of the mind.” -Ernie Gehr
Spectacular tv sculptures by Antoine Catala (on view at AVA, New York, until November 4th).
[via triangulation blog]
John Cage performing Water Walk on a game show in 1960. Incredible stuff.
[via imrevolting]
I took advantage of these calm midsummer days to dig into my analog archive and reverse some material that otherwise would be lost. I’m very proud to show you what I found! Here are some videos that document my first two exhibitions, both organized between the end of 2002 and the beginning of 2003. They’re television reviews, so sometimes the voice over tells naive or even wrong stuff, and they’re available only in italian, but nonetheless… I ...
Turn any tv screen in a work of art with the Abstractor…
Annoiati? Fatti? Insonni? Upl8 TV è perfetto per ricoglionirsi fino all’alba. La selezione è acida (cartoni, televendite, videoclip, conferenze, giochi, stramberie) e si cambia canale con la barra spaziatrice…
Neave.tv pesca i migliori video creativi da Youtube, Googlevideo e Blip. La selezione è eccezionale e l’interfaccia davvero azzeccata. La web tv come non l’avevamo mai vista…
[via ashleyb / thanks andrea!]
Su Sky Cinema 3 sabato sera c’era Fantasmi da Marte, dell’insuperabile John Carpenter. Che immagina un futuro in cui la Terra colonizza Marte, con un governo tutto femminile. Una specie di società matriarcale. I due pezzi grossi della polizia sono anch’esse donne: una di colore e una bionda tossica (le pasticche magiche la salvano dalla zombificazione). Il malvivente dal cuore d’oro è nientemeno che Ice Cube (altro che Eminem) con il coattissimo nome di ...
Afef ha sostituito la Marcuzzi a Le Iene. E la cino-spoletina Erika del Grande Fratello ha il pigiama uguale al mio. Non è tempo per me di guardare la tv.
p.s. Imperdibile il commento di Zoro alla prima puntata del GF.