Powers of Ten

Bodyscapes

1minute69 Workshop BodyScapes #4 from afterme on Vimeo.

This effect is happening in my living room right now!

HBO Voyeur Project

Deep Walls

Knee Deep

Knee Deep - Cinekid 2009 from Theo Watson on Vimeo.

Disney Pixar Short: Day & Night

Faro's Blog post from Mon, Oct 25, 2010 highlights a Disney Pixar Short called Day & Night. I find the aesthetic style established in this short video most interesting in how it combines the form of 2D and 3D imagery into a narrative conversation. Take a look...Day & Night.

Human Art Video

Dear Zachary

I first saw this documentary about a year ago, and have been haunted by it ever since.

Upcoming Screening

The Art of Cher Lyn: A Healing Journey will play at the Southern Utah International Documentary Film Festival in St. George, Utah--screening once on Saturday, Sept. 18 at 7:30pm.

Loie Fuller Imitator 1906

Upcoming Screening

In addition to playing at the Awareness Festival in L.A. in May, The Art of Cher Lyn: A Healing Journey will play at the Flagstaff Film Festival this August.

Dogding Bullets

The best theatre I've seen in a very long time. Dodging Bullets is astounding, an incredibly powerful performance!

At the Chocolate Factory this weekend only as a part of the Phoenix Fringe Festival.

Saturday, April 10 2:30 and 7:00 PM.

Phoenix Fringe

Monorchid Gallery

Transfixed: A Retrospective 1996 - 2010
A Photography Exhibit
Opening Performance: Friday April 2nd, 6 PM - 11 PM

On Vimeo

Transfixed at Imperial Dunes

Transfixed is a on-going, interactive, silent performance create by Rachel Bowditch. I was was honored to perform with the ensemble last Friday at Imperial Sand Dunes, CA. A retrospective of this work (1996-present) will open April 2nd in Phoenix, AZ as part of the Phoenix Fringe Festival.

For more information about Transfixed:
Vessel Project
Rachel Bowditch

UbuWeb

Video Art Archive
http://www.ubu.com/film/index.html

Christian Marclay

I recently saw Christian Marclay's 1995 video work titled "Telephones," at SITE Santa Fe in New Mexico. It "utilizes an archive of film clips from Hollywood film history, recreating the scenario of the human encounter with the telephone in all its manifestations."

I also recently saw Marclay's work on the following iPhone commercial, in which Apple uses Marclay's idea without his permission.



Marclay says "This culture’s so much about suing each other that if we want to have anything that’s more of an open exchange of ideas, one has to stop this mentality. I’m just honored that they thought my work was interesting enough that they felt they could just rip it off.”