Posts Tagged → video
Dynamite Karaoke
Let’s celebrate together with this awesome surreal karaoke videoart by Ben Coonley….
(Via Rhizome)
Sexy Sax Man Prank
No description would be accurate. You just have to click play…
Cover Song Archive
Boooooooom just launched a new project: the Cover Song Archive: famous songs covered by non-famous people. Sounds amazing…
High Five
High Five, by Niko Princen…
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Climbing
Camera Capture
Camera Capture, “a film about those strange modes on your digital camera”. Made my day!
Television Delivers People
Good stuff never gets old…
What is the Internet, anyway?
A collections of news reports, commercials, and instructional videos from the 90’s, trying to explain that massive computer network that’s becoming really big now.
[via devour]
Thom Yorke balla
Non sono passate nemmeno 24 ore dalla pubblicazione online del video di Lotus Flower, singolo del nuovo, atteso disco dei Radiohead, ma Thom Yorke che balla è già diventato un meme. Qui sotto trovate l’originale e le derivazioni (in continuo aumento)…
Ah, c’è anche un Tumblr Blog a tema: Dancing Thom.
The Future of the Book
Meet Nelson, Coupland, and Alice — the faces of tomorrow’s book. Watch global design and innovation consultancy IDEO’s vision for the future of the book.
The External World
No words to describe this. David O’Reilly is a genius. End of story.
Art Thoughtz
Art Thoughtz is a series of Youtube videos by Hennesy Youngman. Art history, advices for artists and curators and some philosophy too…
Spy vs Spy
Spy vs Spy, by Anthony Michael Sneed. Screen sharing via screen sharing…
[via mbf]
Asking Random People If They Have Seen Themselves
This guy is a total genius…
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Tight Pants Body Rolls
Meet the mighty Leslie Hall…
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Marshall McLuhan Speaks
A website that celebrates the centenary of Marshall McLuhan’s birth. There are lots of great videos inside, beginning, of course, with this….
[via boing boing]
The Time Machine in alphabetical order
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.”
[via vvork]
Why Knot?
Why Knot?, kinetic sculpture by Seth Goldstein…
Psychodrome
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.
[via pietmondriaan]