Meet the mighty Leslie Hall…
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Meet the mighty Leslie Hall…
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A website that celebrates the centenary of Marshall McLuhan’s birth. There are lots of great videos inside, beginning, of course, with this….
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The Time Machine in alphabetical order, by Thomson & Craighead:
“The Time Machine in alphabetical order is a complete rendition of the 1960’s film version of HG Wells Novella re-edited by us into alphabetical order from beginning to end. In doing so, we attempt to perform a kind of time travel on the movie’s original time line through the use of a system of classification.”
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Why Knot?, kinetic sculpture by Seth Goldstein…

After this, this and this, here’s another “Psycho based” artwork: Psychodrome by Maurice Methot.
Psychodrome is an algorithmically hyper-edited recut of the shower scene from Hitchcock’s Psycho via cellular automata control.
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This is probably the best videoart piece I’ve seen in a very very long time.
Purple Rain is a video by Geoffrey Pugen….
Subcultures: “It’s all about the clothes you wear to impress the person you fancy, and the drugs you use to facilitate sexual intercourse”. Soundtrack by The Pixies…
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Homage to New York, by Jean Tinguely, is one of my favourite artworks of ALL time. I always read about it, I saw photographs, but I didn’t know about this documentary (shot by D.A. Pennebaker). So this is day to remember :-)
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I just stumbled upon wendyvainity’s Youtube channel.
Wendy is an australian woman who describe herself as a “cat lover/ try hard gardener/ port adelaide power supporter/ freeware addict”. She posts some crazy, hypnotizing 3d video experiments in which a virtual avatar of herself dances, sings and acts.
Her freedom of expression, irony and sense of identity are awesome and refreshing. If this is amateur culture, we totally dig it.

Travelogue by Robert F. Arnold is “a pop-mythological and auto-biographical road movie, a journey through an imaginary American landscape, made entirely out of postcards.”
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Another great video by Marco Cadioli (aka Marco Manray):
“How will be Gloogle Earth without Earth?
Over Data is a machinima shot in Google Earth, but the images of the Earth are extinguished, annulled in a white neutral surface. Data, information and icons are the only ones that design, define and create the new landscape.”
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New Me, by Aleksandra Domanovic…
Gcity, a new video work by Marco Cadioli (aka Marco Manray): “A flight over the cities that are emerging in Google Earth. Skyscrapers with nothing around in a still uninhabited world.”
Sneak peek of exterior projections on the Guggenheim facade beginning Oct 21 for YoutubePlay...
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Cassandra Jones takes photographs she finds online and stiches them together to form animations like this Eadweard Muybridge homage:
“After Muybridge” is a loop made from 12 stock photographs that are sequenced to re-create the locomotion of a galloping horse. The animation was modeled after one of Eadweard Muybridge’s most famous motion studies called “Daisy”. I sifted through over 5,000 digital images to find 12 that matched his original photos.
The Internet allows me to access the over-abundance of everyday photographs, taken of everyday things, in every possible position. By collecting enough images of any one thing, including a running horse, I can place them in an order to re-invent or re-animate life.”
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