Paris vu par... Godard / Montparnasse-Levallois 1965

                                                                                    a bad case of paninis by Godard (can't find a version
                                                                                    with subtitles) from 'Paris vu par...'    
                                                                                    http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0059565/

and so now they call it: the Spielberg's Face

Evening's Kiss, by Willis Earl Beal

Inappropriate Company, by Interpretators

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The Interpretators is a band from mexico city, great huh? you can download  this song for free as their new years present HERE.

Dunno who made the image, which I believe actually has nothing to do with the song or the band, but there you go.

I found this beaut at 8106.

'this photograph is my proof' Duane Michals

This photograph is my proof. There was that afternoon, when things were still good between us, and she embraced me, and we were so happy. It did happen, she did love me. Look see for yourself!

Pelican, The Maccabees

hippy kid

Directed by Ralph Arlyck in 1970

Elmgreen and Dragset

Robert Gober

Lygia Pape ( at the Serpentine Gallery at the moment)

i wish i could find pictures of the book of architecture and also the video of the book of creation as they were by far my favorite pieces in the show.

danger beach apollo

Eva Hesse

Marcel Broodthears

Martin arnold - passage a l'acte 1993

Dimitri Kirsanoff - Melimontant

Out Getting Ribs, Zoo Kid/King Krule

Manwolf

Wooha



Found at Giulio Miglietta's blog.

Sebastian P. Baden

 Sebastian P. Baden, Aesthetics, art history and media theorist, questions the boundaries between self-defense and the perpetuation of terror and also draws implicit parallels to the recent “War on Terror.”


The artist's aesthetic response to terrorist attacks, hijacking and other human catastrophes arouses the question, why evil and death still are so fascinating. One conclusion may be that within the secure distance between occurrence and spectator one is still fearful – but like Klaus Theweleit says: „When watching television, one never dies".


He has pubilshed the reader "Terminator – the Potential of the End. Coping strategies and Destruction as Creative Processes."


Have you read this guy? got anything on him? ... what did you think? ... would you recomend it to me? 

Brassa Bell 'I'll tell you what', Osmo Bell.

I'll tell you what:

its really hot.. open the windows, press play, put the volume up, now dance.

Find more OSMO BELL songs at Myspace Music

LUVMEAT... aka Sarah Culross aka Luvmeat aka Sarah Culross aka ...

VJ sample 1 from sarah culross on Vimeo.





I was having a look at the facebook page of an event Im going to tomorrow night. 
And I followed the link to see some of the visuals of my lovely and talented friend Sarah. I realized I had not visited her blog in a while (bad me) and happily scrolled down the crazy  pixelated colours... ? 
aaarg I cant describe it, is the kind of images I wanna described with noises and weird facial expressions.. which I have the feeling would bring a little smile to miss Luvmeat.
Anyway I found this played it, absolutely loved it and wished i had made it, and THEN I read the description! which goes like this: 
 
This one was done using a mixture of my squiggly loops and loops i'd made by manipulating still photographs taken by Mara Bueno, Moonkeum Kim, Jackie Ford and Alia Ahmad during Mara's 'Welcome Intruders' project, for vj-ing with at the project exhibition view.


And it made me very happy to think that not only I met some really talented people during my time at Uni, but that had the chance to work with them too, and  hopefully it will continue to happen for many years. 


Anyway, come to the event, its in hackney, its £3, and its going to be goooooood.