Bring Your Own Beamer London 2013

Gonna be doing some work with Victor Timofeev for BYOB 2013

some other great artists look to be taking part too!

"Bring Your Own Beamer (BYOB) is a series of one-night events, so far held in over 80 cities across the world. Join us for a spectacle of moving image featuring artists and their projectors! For one evening only, The White Building in Hackney Wick will be transformed into an interactive object, featuring: MOVs, GIFs, 3D worlds, intercontinental live streams, light box drawings and virtual sculpture.

http://byoblondon.tumblr.com/

Featuring:
Awe IX | Laurie Bender | Rebecca Cooper | Jamie George | James Hicks | Marinette Kaus | Lawrence Lek | Beatrice Lopez | Tobias Revell | Antonio Roberts | Clifford Sage & Joey Holder | Camila Sotomayor | James B Stringer | Daniel Swan | Viktor Timofeev & Chris King | Simon Whybray |

Sunday 10th March | 6-9pm
Residency Studios
The White Building
7 Queen's Yard, London E9 5EN
http://thewhitebuilding.org/

BYOB at White Building is curated by Lawrence Lek, in association with SPACE Studios.

The first BYOB event was initiated and created by Rafaël Rozendaal in 2010 in Berlin."

Zahid Jiwa Oasis of Mirrors

Photos From Sprawl

So many good bands, and the organisers are such nice guys

Fast Food Music Video with Eric Barry Drasin & Matthew Schlanger.

Deep Fryer Diaries 1
What is a VCO?

Eric Barry Drasin http://ericbarrydrasin.com has been doing an image processing workshop at Blackhammer Studio. Blackhammer is an Analog Audiovisual Production studio located north of NYC, created and run by Matthew Schlanger.http://www.lumpybanger.com

Eric has been documenting what he has been learning and will be releasing a series of podcasts about Analog Image Processing techniques called the "Deep Fryer Diaries."

Today Matthew Schlanger talks about VCOs, or Voltage Control Oscillators.

http://fastfoodmusicvideo.tumblr.com

SPRAWL FEB 28TH

I'm playing Sprawl again this time doing more video, might bring an extra screen or something for a bit of variation !

Video Feedback by Sarah Perez - Queipo

Here is some interesting video feedback and a research project form Sarah Perez-Queipo
there are many links to interesting articles a few of which are new to me!
https://vimeo.com/sarahperezqueipo
http://sarahperezqueipo-master.tumblr.com/
http://sarahperezqueipo.tumblr.com/

Machine Log

Machine Log is an excellent blog about restoring ancient video and audio equipment and sometimes building rad projects too. I love the attention to detail and appreciation for the forgotten age of beautifully tied off colour coded wires and hand drawn copper traces.

http://crochambeau.blogspot.com/search/label/video
http://binauralaboratories.blogspot.com/

A project that recently caught my eye is a 360 degree rotating cradle to allow point unrestricted tilting of a video camera for video feedback. This is an incredibly useful project as there are literally thousands of permutations and patterns available by changing the angle of the camera and screen.

Also this modular video processor is an interesting piece of broadcast kit