Malcolm Elijah

www.malcolmelijah.com

https://vimeo.com/malcolmelijah

New Feedback Experiments

E.S.P. TV presents: Live From The Control Room Pt. 2

Special guests:
Thomas Dexter (http://thomasdexter.com/)
G Lucas Crane (http://nonhorse.com/Bio.html)
Tristan Shepherd

$7 (proceeds go to the artists)

Purchase at door or pre-order from MAD website at:http://www.madmuseum.org/events/live-control-room-0
Marking the "move-in" for E.S.P. TV at MAD, Live From the Control Room repurposes MAD’s Open Studios into the E.S.P. TV Lab. Hosting a variety of local artists and performers who work with analog systems, as well as broadcast innovators and other voices in the field, Live From the Control Room forms a happening-like environment for discussion, performance, and communal production of experimental broadcast television.

"Live From The Control Room Pt. 2" marks the second in a 2-part series E.S.P TV's recency at the Museum of Art and Design from Feb - May 2013. For more information on this and other events or to pre-order tickets, please consult the calendar on the Museum of Art and Design website at:http://www.madmuseum.org/series/esp-tv

Masses d'algoritmes vers 12 zones chromatiques

real-time scanned video & algoritmic electronic music - Joris de Laet 1987 - SEMstudio Belgium (S.E.M. Studio voor Experimentele Muziek °1973)
http://jorisdelaet.magix.net/website/

Video Feedback Through Old Sony Color Corrector, Superimposer, and "Picture Computer"

http://www.youtube.com/user/TeffDogg

Live Videos From Sprawl

Thanks to Cabaret Scene for uploading these to youtube featuring the fantastic Halo Halo and Dana Kunze

John Mahin

"Psychedelic Experimental Video by John Mahin. Produced in the Cal Arts Video studio in the 1980's. John used Apple 2 and Amiga computers in the making of his videos. All his videos are performed live with no editing"

http://www.puwame.com/