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Photo reblogged from Hungryghoast's Web Presence with 42 notes
Whoa … weird as hell to have this show up in my Tumblr dashboard. Worlds collide! [vocalizing smashing & exploding noises]
hungryghoast:curate:dominickbrady:speakingoffaith:
The image above is a photo of artist Nam June Paik’s video installation “TV Buddha.” It’s always been a favorite of mine for its clever take on the practice of meditation — a Buddha statue “contemplating” a live video image of itself.—Andy Dayton, Associate Web Producer, Sifting Through Screens
Also: another shot from the archives.
Photo reblogged from WEST BANK SOCIAL CENTER with 2 notes
Come on people, let’s make something move.
wbsc:
Ok kids, I know you’re all racking your brains to figure out the perfect animal costume for Biophilia tonight, but here’s something else to think about this weekend: why not make a movie?
Next Tuesday (July 21st, 8:30pm) is the first meeting for MNKINO at WBSC, a monthly excuse for anyone to make a film, and to meet others who like doing the same. The basic idea is that every month we have a theme/idea/mystery-meat for you to incorporate into a short film, and this month it’s ORANGE.
So, show up at WBSC with an orange film at 8:30 on tuesday, and we’ll screen it. We’ll also tell you more about KINO International, and have a few extra films to show.
Video reblogged from MEaT with 6 notes
Yesterday evening, some fine Twin Cities folks inaugurated what promises to be a fine, fine Art space. Though I could not join them in the flesh for their first event, I joined them in Spirit. Congratulations, West Bank Social Center.
Ha, this is great. Thanks Michael!
Video
Glad to see my old Madison pal Andy Schlachtenhaufen is still making beautiful short films. Andy was one of the more dependable contributors to the scrappy little monthly microcinema I directed there, both in quality and quantity.
The storyline for this 4.5 minute short Wayne is familiar, but some of the shots are spectacular. I’m hoping he’ll start posting more of his older films to his Vimeo account soon…
Video with 2 notes
So I’m beginning to upload videos from my IATech days to my Vimeo account, and I figured I’d start with Something.
I originally made this for a Wis-kino screening in 2004, then showed it to a portfolio class I was taking at the time. After the class, my professor complimented me:
“Andy, I really like how you’ve started to embrace your neuroses in your work.”
At the time I panicked: Neuroses! I have neuroses!?
Oh boy, do I ever.
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