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Showing posts with label vide art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vide art. Show all posts
Tuesday, 21 June 2011
Moving Image Arts London
A peer to peer moving image artist meet-up-group for the discussion, development and experimentation of the moving image. All welcome, if you have work you want to show even better. Friendly atmosphere to talk about work finished or not, Swap skills, equipment, opportunities, links and arrange exhibitions.
http://movingimageartslondon.blogspot.com/
http://movingimageartslondon.blogspot.com/
Labels:
art television,
film festival,
vide art,
video art history
Friday, 27 May 2011
Videoheads
Here is an awesome website and youtube channel for Videoheads a very early (and still somewhat active) video arts collective
"Videoheads began its activities in London, 1967 at the Arts Lab, working with some equipment donated to us by The Beatles. This cumbersome and unreliable equipment was replaced in 1968 when we staged a huge happening at the Albert Hall known as The Alchemical Wedding. Money from that event was used to create a studio and mobile equipment dedicated to the documentation of alternative artistic activities which "normal" TV would not bother with. We were the TV of the alternative society.
In the intervening 40 years we have always maintained a free, open studio, archive and showplace dedicated to what we call "Videoculture"
After 20 years of consulting and working with UNESCO in Paris, the collection and workshop have been re-united in our new workspace in Amsterdam"
"Videoheads began its activities in London, 1967 at the Arts Lab, working with some equipment donated to us by The Beatles. This cumbersome and unreliable equipment was replaced in 1968 when we staged a huge happening at the Albert Hall known as The Alchemical Wedding. Money from that event was used to create a studio and mobile equipment dedicated to the documentation of alternative artistic activities which "normal" TV would not bother with. We were the TV of the alternative society.
In the intervening 40 years we have always maintained a free, open studio, archive and showplace dedicated to what we call "Videoculture"
After 20 years of consulting and working with UNESCO in Paris, the collection and workshop have been re-united in our new workspace in Amsterdam"
here are some awesome videos
Friday, 13 August 2010
YES WAY + Lucky PDF TV
Lucky PDF TV will be coming live from YES WAY at Auto Italia from tonight I'm contributing some live video feedback type stuff for half an hour at 2200 hours on saturday night!
tune in here should be fun!
Labels:
DIY video,
glitch,
live video,
vide art,
video feedback
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