Feb
22
2010
Ooh la la… another interesting interview taken during Device_art 3.009… Mika Miyabara and Tatsuo Sugimoto are media artists from Japan who have been working on visual interactive projects since 2001.
Bounce Street exhibited on Device_art 3.009
photo taken from flickr: Movie Cards Project (c)
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View Comments | tags: architecture, bounce street, device art, films, IAMAS, images, interactive, interviews, japanese art, kontejner, media art, mika miyabara, movie cards, new media, science, software, tatsuo sugimoto, visual | posted in art & science & technology, contemporary art, culture, design, device art, education, film, installation, interactive design, interviews, kids, media art, new media, new media art, photography, street art, visual art, visualization
Feb
17
2010
Contemporary Dance in Videospace is a dance and video installation staged in Berlin in June 2007 at the studio 103. Dancer P. Park and Flavio Degen / Kosei Takasaki from kokomono collective mixed live contemporary dance and video art together…
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View Comments | tags: body cinema, contemporary dance, flavio degen, kokomono, kosei takasaki, live performance, new media, video art, videospace, visual art | posted in body, body cinema, dance, film, installation, media art, new media, new media art, performance, performative, video art, video dance, visual art
Feb
9
2010
The genre of experimental film has always had its audience, people who shared passion for experiments in celluloid as well as in digital projections. Experimental film is one of the luckiest genres in cinematography because with all technology development the scene around this really mesmerizing genre is capable to express the most stunning artworks and shapes…
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Aug
13
2009
I’m extremely glad to announce on my blog the latest multimedia project by Alt + F4 – Bulaja Company ‘Mechanical Figures – twentythousandcycles.NET‘ which covers the life and work of Nikola Tesla.
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May
21
2009
Here’s very cool documentary ‘Flat Earth’ by Jon Thomson and Alison Craighead from 2007. It’s a sort of a visual tribute to the global use of internet, blogs and digital intimate thoughts shared by millions ‘anonymous’ users through digital waves…
Thomson & Craighead, duo that explores the concept of our comprehension and perception of the media, specifically the internet, are well known for their sound and video workz. So far, they exhibited their artworkz in Zentrum Kunst Media ZKM, Tate Gallery, Laboral Art Centre, The New Museum, etc…
Poster Flat Earth by Thomson & Craighead taken from Rhizome
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