#stanvanderbeek

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Movie Mural, Stan VanDerBeek, 1968 Dreamlands Exhibition, Whitney Museum of American Art

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#stanvanderbeek: The Culture Intercom, Contemporary Arts Museum Houston/MIT List Visual Arts Center (July 31, 2011) American independent filmmaker Stan VanDerBeek (1927-1984) was one of the first to extend film projection into multimedia spectacle and to embrace video and computer technology: a supreme instance of what critic Gene Youngblood dubbed "Expanded Cinema." #bookdummypress

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Stan VanDerBeek at MIT/Poem Field animation, done in collaboration with Ken Kwowlton at Bell Labs.

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Had a blast spending Black Friday actually not shopping, but going to the #whtineymuseum on their #payasyouwish Friday nights to see the #Dreamlands exhibit, which explores the relationship in which the use of technology and image is used to influence our perception of the world today in the sense where the distinctions between the virtual and the actual are blurred. #stanvanderbeek #moviemural #1968 (at Whitney Museum of American Art)

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Stan Vanderbeek: The Computer Generation, documentary by John Musilli, 1972                                                    

         This is one of my favorite things. Experimental filmmaker Stan Vanderbeek, (creator of the Movie Drome - 1969) demonstrates new technology for art-making created at Bell Labs in the 1960′s. 

“...its a kind of electronic computer finger painting” Beautiful visionary!

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Excerpt from 'Stan VanDerBeek: The Computer Generation" screening tomorrow night as part of the book launch for Gloria Sutton's 'The Experience Machine.' A discussion with Gloria and Kerry Tribe follows the screening. Friday, May 29, starts at 7PM. #GloriaSutton #StanVanDerBeek #KerryTribe #BalanceOurSenses #AndLiveAGoodLife (at 356 S. Mission Rd)