Sunday, March 21, 2010

Erwin Wurm




Taking a moment to admire the wonderful work of Erwin Wurm (Wurm at Xavier Hufkens). (Video, Desperate Philosophers)
I am a long-time and on-going fan

Friday, March 05, 2010

Cellato



Sound piece over footage: Cellist Seeli Toivio perform Live in Concert: Elgar Cello Concerto 3rd movement. Nov 28, 2008. Conductor: Nazanin Aghakhani. LaTempesta and visiting artists. Temple Church (Rock Church), Helsinki.

Tuesday, March 02, 2010

Take My Breath Away

Top Gun Volley Ball Scene Video Sound Piece

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Action Reaction

to be played all at once




Thursday, February 11, 2010

Dance Theater Workshop

Created in 1965, Fresh Tracks is Dance Theater Workshop's longest running series of new dance and performance. Featuring works by emerging artists selected through open auditions, Fresh Tracks artists are presented each year, and following their performance week, receive a 50-hour creative residency along with introductory level professional development workshops in marketing and fundraising strategies. Artists also participate in dialogue sessions with Artistic Advisor Levi Gonzalez, facilitating open discussion about their creative process.

February 11-13 at 7:30pm | February 12 at 10pm

BUY TICKETS HERE: $15








Crediting:

1. Naughty Bits | Choreography by Jen McGinn
2. We are Weather | Choreographed by Vanessa Anspaugh & Dancers
3. Good Girl | Choreographed by Liz Santoro
4. Heart Ain't In It: Four Chamber Studies | Arrangement by Enrico D. Wey
5. up and down | Choreographed by Makiko Tamura
6. The Miner | Choreographed by Eleanor Smith

Photographer:   Yi-Chun Wu

Thursday, January 14, 2010

Fountain Studios: One Time Works


OPENING
Fountain 604 Grand Ave (between St. marks and Bergen) Brooklyn
Jan. 16th 7 to 10
Dan Blake
Yoni Niv
Matthew Abbott
Tom Burtonwood
Stephanie Costello
Michael Zachary

Tuesday, January 12, 2010

Øyvind Aspen

Black Car




Super 16mm transferred to HD video, 16:9, colour, 3 ch. Sound, 8m 25s
(2009)

Thomas Demand:

Tunnel



The film presumably shows a fast-paced tracking shot through the tunnel in which Lady Diana Spencer, Princess of Wales, died in a car crash. At first the viewer seems to remember seeing these images in the media. But in reality the set is a true to life, cardboard mock-up of architectural details. Under closer inspection, one also realizes that instead of reproducing reality Thomas Demand creates a perfectly-constructed model world. The cleverly-lit cardboard scenery takes up an incident of recent history and, in doing so, mirrors the illusionary features of what appear to be familiar images. The film literally reflects upon the model of our relationship to images from the mass media. In the process, the construction, representation and repetition of reality create a complex weaving of connections. That the accident used as the theme was the result of a hectic, car chase caused by paparazzi lends the work yet another aspect of the reflection of the media.