Moving images

05/21/13

Exhibition explores interplay of cinema with audience imagination

05/21/13

parkavenuearmory:

Heck yes! Adam Curtis (experimental documentarian extraordinaire) has his own blog on the BBC’s website.

05/20/13

visual-poetry:

»capitalism kills love« by claire fontaine (+)

(via buridan)

05/20/13

rustybreak:

James Turrell (You must see his work if it’s ever near you!)

See more of the artist’s work here: http://www.interviewmagazine.com/art/james-turell

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05/18/13

Manipulation Of Light (by James Clar)

05/17/13

hyperallergic:

Coming Soon: A Place for Science and Art to Play Together

“The Negation of Time, Prologue” at Le Laboratoire, by William Kentridge with Peter Galison and…

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05/17/13

spickett:

my home, your home
Interactive multi media installation
University of Denver :: May 16th, 2013

05/17/13

Let’s go to the video

When an unexpected opening popped up on the exhibition schedule for this summer at the Rochester Art Center, Shannon Fitzgerald came up with more than one replacement. In fact, she came up with a half-dozen.

“The Protagonist: Narrative & Animation,” which opens Friday at the art center, features the work of six video and animation artists.

“I had worked with all of these artists recently, I had written about them and knew them, so there was that personal connection,” said Fitzgerald, executive director of the art center. “We moved quickly and they all said ‘Yes’ to the invitation.”

The result is probably the largest exhibition of film and video ever at the art center. The six artists, all with international reputations (including one who lives abroad), will be represented by their works in video and animation, as well as in other media.

05/16/13