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"What's He Building In There?" Sundance 2013 New Frontier
A veteran of the inaugural 2007 edition of New Frontier, Ricardo Rivera and Klip Collective return to Sundance to transform the entire front of the New Frontier venue into a 3-D projection-mapped parable, inspired by the Tom Waits song. Sip a hot beverage in the outdoor lounge and watch the walls and windowpanes dissolve into a story about a man on a mysterious mission inside the building.
Peter Sarkisian with Zadok Gallery at Art Miami 2013
Nathalie Djurberg _Margulies collection at the Warehouse, Art Basel Miami Beach 2013
16 channel VideoSculpture "Screenscaping Berlin _ Ästhetik des Verfalls; Design for Electronics Sterben" by [dNASAb] 2013 16 LCD screens, 48 ft of LED's,cast plastics, speakers, auto-start media players, HD audio/video tracks 120 in. x 120 in.(10 ft x 10 ft ) "The instant my mother passed away; every screen in the house-glitched-and froze, my sister says "there she is" pointing at the screen,and she was right"[dNASAb] Site specific,16 channel video sculpture.This piece is on long-term exhibition/loan to The WYE Berlin and was exhibited in this years Cyberfest 2013, with Cyland Media Art Lab from St.Petersburg, Russia http://www.cyland.org/ http://cylandfest.com/site/
"The clarity of the bubbling video goo, oozing from the cracks and melted holes in the led screen, jittered glitch-y line drawings of sadness, whilst I killed it." [dNASAb]
Ryoji Ikeda + Carsten Nicolai "cyclo.id" at MOMA 2013
PopRally hosts the premiere U.S. performance of "cyclo.id.", the collaborative project of artist/composers Ryoji Ikeda and Carsten Nicolai. Since their collaboration began in 1999, cyclo.'s work—live performances, CDs, books, and ongoing research—has focused on their shared interest in the visualization of sound. In conjunction with MoMA's first major exhibition of sound art, Soundings: A Contemporary Score, in which Nicolai is a featured artist, the duo will stage a performance entitled cyclo.id. In a multisensory and immersive concert experience, cyclo. will perform against a backdrop of vibrant, ever-shifting visuals generated through real-time sound analysis.
In conjunction with the exhibition Soundings: A Contemporary Score http://www.moma.org/visit/calendar/exhibitions/1379
"Kinetic Video Sculpture_Next Level of Projection Mapping" pt.2
This is what you get when you combine robotics, the projection-mapping of 3D computer graphics, and an actor all working together in perfect synchronization. It’s a five-minute short film called “The Box” — and it’s nothing short of revolutionary.
The short film was produced by San Francisco-based design and engineering firm Bot & Dolly. It’s the first of its kind — an achievement the producers believe will “radically transform theatrical presentations and define new genres of expression.” The creators describe the film as being both an “artistic statement and technical demonstration”, one that explores “the synthesis of real and digital space through projection mapping on moving surfaces”.
To create this stunning effect, Bot & Dolly used an actor, two high-resolution projectors, two 2D monitors, and three industrial robots (one for the camera) that were synchronized and controlled by integrating their own software with Autodesk’s Maya.
And yes, this live performance was all captured in camera.
Kinetic Video Sculpture pt.1
Tutors: Alain Bellet, Gael Hugo, Christophe Guignard ECAL / University of Art and Design, Lausanne Switzerland Music : "Murder!" by Montgomery Clunk (myspace.com/monteebeats) With this project I wanted to explore the notion of the third dimension, with the desire to try to get out of the usual frame of a flat screen. For this, my work mainly consisted in exploring and experimenting a different device for displaying images, trying to give animations volume in space. The resulting machine works with the rotation of two screens placed back to back, creating a three-dimensional animated sequence that can be seen at 360 degrees. Due to the persistence of vision, the shapes that appear on the screen turn into kinetic light sculptures.
ATI MAIER The Map Is Not the Territory 6--22 September, 2013
The Apollo 11 space mission to the moon is today the stuff of legend. For German-born artist Ati Maier, the first Moon Walk serves as both metaphor and unifying theme to her latest exhibition, The Map Is Not the Territory. Maier will transform, The Boiler, into an immersive environment within which to meditate upon the essence of that "giant leap for mankind." The Boiler show features Maier's live action film, The Map Is Not the Territory, from which the show takes its name. Herein the artist plays her alter-ego: A helmeted space-rider mounted on a horse walking languidly across two unknown planets following a series of blinking lights that mimic the outline of the first Moon Walk. (The path is mirrored in the sky as a star constellation.) This strange juxtaposition of scientific and quasi-religious imagery becomes then an emotional vehicle for us to consider our own place in the cosmos.
http://www.pierogi2000.com/2013/07/ati-maier-at-pierogi-2/
Cameron Gray Birth of Legend at Mike Weiss Gallery,NYC June 20 -- August 17, 2013 http://www.mikeweissgallery.com/artis... Video Art Explorer on YouTube .http://www.youtube.com/user/dNASAbiPhoneVideo?feature=watch
Thomas Demand's film "Pacific Sun" at Matthew Marks gallery May 5 - June 23, 2012
The centerpiece of the exhibition will be a new film, Pacific Sun (2012). Based on a video of a cruise ship caught in a storm between the Republic of Vanuatu and Auckland, New Zealand which the artist found on Youtube, Pacific Sun follows the full narrative arc of the ship's violent encounter in the Tasman Sea. Seen from the point of view of a security camera in the boat's café, the film begins with the subtle movement of small items and escalates to a full emergency.
http://www.matthewmarks.com/new-york/artists/thomas-demand/
CHiKA: Shikaku 04 -- Interactive Projection Mapping Installation at HARVESTWORKS 2013 by [dNASAb]
SHIiKAKU 04 is part of a new platform for an Interactive Projection Mapping Installation. In real time, unexpected public interaction will create multiple versions of an audio/ visual installation. The installation will react to its environment through changes in sound and LED lights. Public audiences are not just observing the art but they also become part of the installation. SHiKAKU is not a one way street art installation but instead creates communication and relationships in a public audience. SHiKAKU only works if the public interacts with SHiKAKU. SHIiKAKU = åè§, è¦è¦, è¦è§, æ»è§ is a Japanese homophone that translates to "four square", "visual", "optic angle" as well as "blind spot".
http://www.harvestworks.org/mar-22-24-chika-shikaku-04-interactive-projection-mapping-installation/
Jeremy Blake "Winchester Redux" at Spring Break Art Fair NYC 2013 curated by Maureen Sullivan
Jennifer + Kevin McCoy "Twenty One Twelve" at Moving Image Fair NYC 2013 with Postmasters Gallery
"The Way Things Go" by Swiss artist duo Peter Fischli and David Weiss 1987 29mins.
Michal Rovner's "Topography" at PACE Gallery, NYC 2012
In Rovner's first exhibition since her solo presentation at the Louvre last year, Pace presents new work that incorporates landscapes into videos projected onto stones. Operating on the boundaries of video and sculpture, Rovner's work explores issues of borders, archaeology, and cultural and political identity.
http://www.pacegallery.com/newyork/exhibitions/12546/topography
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George Jenne's video installation exhibited in "Do Something (else) to it" at Freight + Volume gallery, NYC 2012
http://www.freightandvolume.com/exhibitions/2012-11-29_do-something-else-to-it/
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"Best of Art Basel Miami Beach 2012" #ABMB Commissioned for the 2012 Scope Miami Sculpture Atrium. Kevin Cooley's Bonfire Project reclaims dozens of cathode ray tube television sets and carefully arranges them to mimic the shape of a towering bonfire as fiery flames flicker across their screens.