(SCENE) Announces a Call-for-Proposals: 3D and 4D art- Peter Richards [ 2/27/2008 - 17:12 ] # (SCENE) Metrospace Announces a Call-for-Proposals for a Themed Exhibit of Sculpture and Time-based Artwork
East
Lansing's alternative art space, (SCENE) Metrospace announces a
call-for-proposals for an upcoming exhibit of artwork which engages
time and physical space. All artists over the age of 18 are invited to
submit proposals. Proposals will be accepted through Friday, March 18,
2008
The exhibit, which will be displayed May 3 - June 15, 2008,
is titled “3-D/4-D,” and will focus on three-dimensional and
four-dimensional works of art, in other words, the gallery’s interior
space will be occupied by sculpture, kinetic artworks, and hybrid
artworks that explore notions of time, change, and/or physical space.
Artists are invited to submit any number of pieces that explore this
theme.
The “3-D/4-D” theme may be interpreted through an
assortment of medias and styles including but not limited to:
sculpture, performance, video, sound, graphic design, photography,
collage, painting, installation, interactive or kinetic works of art,
and drawing. Artwork in any media or any combination of media will be
reviewed. Artists of all types are invited to submit current, original
works for this exhibit.
Entry materials must include a current
artist's biography and/or artist resume, as well as an artistic
statement to accompany proposed artwork(s). Proposals may include
images (.jpegs or .gifs) of actual or representative works, either on a
CD mailed to the address above, or e-mailed to
scenemetrospace@gmail.com. All entry materials are due Friday, March
18, 2008 in order to be considered for the exhibit (submissions with
missing information cannot be considered). Artists must also include a
SASE for the return of their materials. There is no entrance fee. Early
submissions are encouraged.
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|  | | artafterscience updates:- Nick Gaydos [ 6/5/2007 - 12:09 ] # This just in from Outside Circle Artist Zev Robinson:
"Galeria Canem will be showing La Noche Electoral,
my video installation created in collaboration with Los Torreznos, at the second
Venice Video Art fair, June 8-9 on the island of San Servolo, and coinciding
with the Venice Biennale in which Los Torreznos will be one of Spain's
representatives.
The following week at the Sonar Festival,
Barcelona, a programme that I curated of video works using sound and music in a
variety of ways, showing Thursday, June 14 at 14:00 and Friday, June 15 at
18:40. www.artafterscience.com for a complete
lineup of artists.
In July, my video installation Caravaggio
Dying, based on a poem by art critic, poet and photographer Edward Lucie-Smith
will be showing at the Helsinki City Art Museum as part of his exhibition of
photographs. It will also be showing at the Museum of New Art, Parnu, Estonia.
Also in Helsinki in July, my video Tin Pot Dance
will be showing at part of The Family, a group show put on by La Sala Naranja in
conjunction with Egle Oddo and Virva Sointu.
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| | | SYNC 07- j. engling [ 3/5/2007 - 16:50 ] # Ann Arbor, MI, March 9 -19, 2007 Entity,
the University of Michigan’s premiere digital arts coalition, invites
you to attend SYNC 07, an annual Multimedia Digital Arts Festival
occurring March 9 th through the 19 th
at the Duderstadt Center on the University of Michigan north campus.
The festival features cutting edge works and performances that find a
point of union between art and technology, and are offered in a range
of mediums from digital painting, photography and animation, to
installation and multimedia performance. New
technologies offer us increasing opportunities to explore artistic
intentions and can provide us with new insights into both the art we
experience and the world at large. SYNC 07 takes this as a new frontier
in the aesthetic encounter and adopts this as the unifying theme that
will bring together artists and thinkers for several days at the
beginning of March. As the discipline of
digital arts enters its adolescence a more diverse group of artists are
trying their hands at expressing themselves with the aid of ones and
zeros. This year's SYNC 07 Digital Arts Festival will display some of
the best cutting edge talent in the area. From March 9th to the 19th
the Duderstadt Gallery will be home to video, audio, 2d and 3d art -
all either created by digital means or commenting on the increasingly
digitized space in which we dwell. This year's show will highlight a
diverse sampling of the endless possibilities the digital realm has to
offer. The Gallery Opening will be held on Friday March 9 th , from 5:00pm to 7:00pm The
schedule of performances is as follows: (all performances start at 7:00
p.m. and are held in the Video Studio in the Duderstadt Center) Mar. 9 th : Bubblegone (http://bubblegone.cyclene.com)
crafts an improvisational web of audio and projected video that is a
reflection of humans as living beings taking in stimuli, processing it,
and re-experiencing it throughout their lives. bill van loo & j. schnable (http://www.chromedecay.org/)
released their first collaborative album, "Raindays," a three year
effort accomplished during spare moments of inspiration and
cross-country visits. Both vivid and introspective, the songs are
balanced with an energy that doesn't explode, but blossoms and slowly
emerges in unexpected ways. Their live performance expands on the
groundwork of the recorded material through improvisational rhythms and
melodies. Live visuals provided by Jon Hudson. My Dear Disco: Dancethink Music (http://www.mydeardisco.com/)
combines exotic instruments such as Uilleann Pipes (Irish bagpipes) and
Didjeridoo along with live laptops, synthesizers, vocals, saxophones,
electric guitars, bass, and electro-acoustic drums. They’re pushing the
boundaries of dance music by giving the audience a highly dynamic show
where each original song has its own distinct, highly composed and
thought-out identity. Live visuals by VJ Techno Vision. Mar 10 th : The Betamales (www.myspace.com/MCTrashpedal)
Ian Fulcher (of Hot Meat for Young Lovers and Drafted by Minotaurs on
trumpet, various inputs, trashpedals) Vince Swain (of Dabenport on
guitar, effects) and Paul Bancel (of The Riots on Drums) perform
abstract, ambient noise soundscapes to short silent films. de • fenestra: (http://www.white-rose.net/defenestra/) will feature Elijah
Church (tabletop guitar, sheng, wood flutes), John Wolf Mcintyre
(theremin and harmonium) and Will Soderberg (laptop, signal processing,
midi guitar) performing live improvised electronic music with projected
video accompaniment. shenanigans.tv (www.shenanigans.tv) reshapes
reality by deconstructing and reassembling the world around them to
create new understandings and new levels of communication. The
simultaneous combination of technology, media, and movement in their
live performances and recorded projects drives home the true meaning of
seamless integration. They will be joined by nationally renowned sculptor Steve Baibak, and performing artist Natalie Winans.
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| | | Films 4 [Conservation]- Ben Gaydos [ 11/7/2006 - 12:46 ] #
Our good friends, Nick Lyon and Evie Wright, have just initiated a
wonderful web-based resource for conservation, photography and
film/video. Nick and Evie (who contributed an audio piece on jomas v.1) created Cockroach Productions nearly 2
years ago and have since made a huge impact with their work. They
almost singled handly changed the UK's Palm Oil market from one that
encourages the destruction of Indonesia's rainforests and orangutan habitats to a sustainable one. Their new initiative is www.films4.org a hub for conservation media, wildlife film and photography with specialized pages in ape, tiger and elephant conservation. From Nick & Evie:
Films4.org is an experimental resource for conservationists, filmmakers and
photographers dedicated to conservation of our enviroment and wildlife [ed]. Currently
running as a BETA test.
The idea of this site is that it becomes
a lively and dynamic first port of call for your daily web browsing. We
aim to collect all the news that you find most interesting and which
will be kept up to date with RSS web feeds.
We are trying to make the most of the
beauty of the internet and the democratisation of information through
new ways of finding information and spreading it. We encourage
conservation groups to take advantage of free internet tools available
to them to spread their message - not just through their own websites -
but through others like this - do you have a blog? do you run RSS
feeds? if you don't you are missing out on the chance to reach new
audiences and supporters. Have a look at the live news feeds below to
find out why.
We are also trying to make available some of the
most exciting media available - video - this can be locally or
internationally targetted - but if you have educational conservation videos
available online then tell us about it so we can collect them here.
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| | | Wishing for Synchronicity : Works by Pipilotti Rist- Ben Gaydos [ 10/28/2006 - 15:34 ] #
Contemporary Arts
Museum Houston, USADates: On View Through January 14,
2007
http://www.camh.or
Contemporary Arts Museum Houston presents
first U.S. survey exhibition for Swiss video artist Pipilotti
Rist 
HOUSTON, Texas – This fall, the Contemporary Arts
Museum Houston presents Wishing for Synchronicity: Works by Pipilotti
Rist, the first comprehensive U.S. survey of the seminal work of the Swiss
video artist. Organized by curator Paola Morsiani, the project brings
together Rist’s most significant work from the mid-1980s to the present.
Wishing for Synchronicity: Works by Pipilotti Rist is on view through
January 14, 2007, touring nationally following its Houston
presentation.
“Pipilotti Rist is a tremendously innovative and
distinctly personal voice in contemporary art. As a master of her chosen
media, she uses her large and small projections to place the viewer within
her world, provoking the contemplation of broad issues through her
individual actions,” said Contemporary Arts Museum Houston Director Marti
Mayo. “We are proud to have organized her first survey exhibition in the
U.S. for our diverse regional, national and international audiences,
thereby continuing the Museum’s almost 60-year tradition of presenting the
best and most exciting art of our time.”
Wishing for Synchronicity: Works by Pipilotti
Rist includes eight of Rist’s early single-channel videos, six large
projections, and three additional works. The exhibition features a
selection of significant works spanning her career, such as I’m Not the
Girl Who Misses Much (1986) and Sip My Ocean (1996), in which pleasurable
images and music quickly become metaphors for hysteria and suffocation,
and Ever is Overall (1997), in which the camera follows a female walking
through city streets, smashing car windows with an iron flower as she
meanders.
“Through her use of video, Rist combines the worlds of
art history and mass culture to create her own visual language,” said
exhibition curator Paola Morsiani. “She uses this convergence to
intelligently explore the power of our mind and its connection to the body
as well as the pervasiveness of our sexual experience and its link to our
mortality; and she expresses her profound empathy and hope for the times
in which we live.”
Rist recently accepted a prestigious commission to
create the visual identity for The Armory Show 2007, The International
Fair of New Art, to be held next February in New York City.
Rist was born in 1962 in Switzerland, and studied at
the Academy of Applied Arts in Vienna, Austria and the School for Design
in Basel, Switzerland. Her work has been shown at the Venice Biennale; the
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; the Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art,
Tokyo; the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York; and the Museum of
Contemporary Art, Chicago. She lives and works in Zurich,
Switzerland.
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| | | once in a while you find something truely extraordinary...- Ben Gaydos [ 8/11/2006 - 18:22 ] #
it
appears
as if
it is
all
here: ubu
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| | | Seven Days of Art and Interconnectivity in San Jose AUGUST 7-13, 2006- Asli Ors [ 8/7/2006 - 18:39 ] #
"You meet a squirrel—he wants you to do karaoke. A South African artist
wants to turn your skateboard into a musical instrument. What is going
on? It's the ZeroOne festival, and it's a full-scale art attack on San
Jose."
http://01sj.org/content/blogsection/14/49/
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- thanks asli! nice to see you here!
- [ben]
- Thanks Ben! I just got back from Ryoji Ikeda audiovisual concert , which was par...more
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| Repercusiones y Resonancias- Ben Gaydos [ 8/1/2006 - 14:11 ] #
 The 2nd Annual Journeys of Visual Anthropology
A week long event featuring:
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The independent documentary movement against the new Radio and TV National Law.
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Documentary, memory and social movements.
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Institutional programs that promote viusal anthropology.
- Visual anthropology and religion.
- Anthropological photography and photojournalism.
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From documentary to video-art and the philosophy of images.
- Screenings of
mexican contemporary ethnographic documentaries (including
Q&A sesions with the directors and comments by anthropologists)
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Opening: "In the pit" by Juan Carlos Rulfo, comments by Nestor Garcia Canclini
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Perspectives: A photo exhibition by Jose Carlo Gonzalez
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La Revolucion imaginada: A traditional votive paintings exhibition by Alfredo Vilchis
From August 14th to August 18th. Nacional School of Anthropology and History, Mexico City.
View program here.
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| | | Hip Hop Film Festival at the Flint Institute of Arts- Ben Gaydos [ 7/24/2006 - 23:39 ] #
July 28-30, 2006
1120 East Kearsley Street
Flint, Michigan
810.234.1695 www.flintarts.org
An educational and entertaining experience featuring art, music, and 9 movies!
Admission: $6 per day, $15 weekend pass (call for group rates)
Friday, July 28
5:00 PM – Opening Night Party
An
unveiling of a hip-hop inspired art installation in the FIA Lobby,
conceived and organized by Michigan-based artist and curator Craig Paul
Nowak, including works by the following artists: RIKU, John Fletcher,
Serge Gay Jr., MINES, LaKela Brown, ARMY, KOSEK, FARS, Mike Smith.
Before the feature films, there will be musical performances by Rosta
Records artists Theory, G-Wiz, and Main Event, as well as screenings of
locally-produced videos: “104-1/2 Street Short” and “Woman II Woman.”
6:00 PM – Nobody Knows My Name
(58 min., followed by discussion with director Rachel Raimist)
7:30 PM – Scratch (90 min.)
more
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| | | CD Release March 25 / "They Die In Movies"- Peter Richards [ 3/14/2006 - 15:07 ] # 
Saturday, March 25th at Scene Metrospace Gallery, bear witness to the culmination of months of labor and love...
They Die In Movies is a narrative-based installation produced and directed by Jeni Mc, featuring fashions by Berry Noxon,
and photography by Cody Hinze and Juan Beltran. It is film-themed
and has been variously described as "a movie that never happened" and
"a look through a director's eye." The exhibit takes place during
the East Lansing Film Festival and continues on through May 13.
 Simultaneously, It Takes A Village To Make Records will release the much-anticipated "First-Hand Accounts, Theories & Their Repercussions" CD compilation.
A double-length album on one CD, FHATATR is a genre-hopping collection
of original independent music from all over the country.
The CD release will feature a giant mix CD swap! Bring your own homemade mix CD to trade for a copy of the compilation CD -- other than that, it's FREE! Bring an extra copy of your mix to trade with other release party-goers...
There will also be performances by Rai and Canada, as well as a screening of "Hello and Goodbye" by Detroit's Test Pattern Pictures.
We thank "They Die In Movies" for graciously hosting our CD release.
See you there!
ITAV
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| | | Dispatx Art Collective- Oliver Luker [ 11/5/2005 - 09:06 ] #
Dispatx Art Collective are pleased to announce the publication of our
fourth edition - Abandonment. This edition contains 14 works comprising narrative and poetry, essay, photography, oil painting and sculpture, and video.
To speak of abandonment suggests a withdrawal or relinquishment of
influence, the exposure of a physical or social structure to the
dereliction of time or a cessation of protection. It can also describe
a state in which one is given over to forces beyond oneself – the
extreme highs and lows of the human condition. Above all, the act of
abandonment implies transfer – something orphaned is passed to another
controlling agent, something is gained.
The editorial
discusses each of the works in detail : in addition, all archive
issues can now be searched by work title, description, and artist
details. For more details, come to www.dispatx.com
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| | | Artist Video Series- Ben Gaydos [ 10/6/2005 - 10:18 ] #
Artist video series
Reading about artists can be moving. Seeing their work can be
inspiring and, at times, can provoke us to action. Hillman Curtis,
in
his video series, allows us to experience leading designers through
sound and motion, uncovering what it is about them that inspires him.
Curtis profiles such luminaries as Stefan Sagmiester, Billy
Bragg, Paula Scher, Badly Drawn Boy and Pentagram as well as profiling
some of his favorite movies like LA Doce Vita and Spinal Tap.
Curtis has even more videos on his site. See the entire series.
 |
 |
David Carson
"The starting point is never to make something ugly, or to make it hard
to read, or to make it award-winning, or to make it pretty. The
starting point is to try to interpret something." Time: 3:50
More...
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Milton Glaser
"And I am still astonished. Things still amaze me. And I think that's
the great benefit of being in the arts: where the possibility of
learning never disappears. Where you basically have to admit you never
learn it." Time: 5:55
More...
|
from AIGA.
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| | | Detroit @ 00:00:55 at the Detroit Film Center- Julia Yezbick [ 9/9/2005 - 00:24 ] # FLAK is hosting a second viewing of "Detroit @ 00:00:55" at the Detrot Film Center. 55 films 55 seconds long about Detroit created by artists, architects, videographers and students.
Come out Saturday night, September 10th, to the DFC. Doors are at 7pm, film starts at 8pm.
DFC is located at 1227 Washington Blvd. (two blocks W. of Woodward, one block S. of Grand River)
From your friends at [FLAK]
Look out for "Detroit @ 00:00:55 This Time It's Personal" winter '06. Call for entries out soon.
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| | | "02890" Bankley Gallery Show- Nick Gaydos [ 9/1/2005 - 12:10 ] # 02890
An exhibition of nine emerging graduate artists based in Belfast.
‘02890’ is a mixed bag.
The artist’s works are not bound to one
another; rather they point in differing directions, addressing
contemporary subjectivity.
They demonstrate how societies structures
and codes are embodied in the urban environment and the vulnerability
of the individual played out through a complexity of narratives, sounds
and images.
10th September to the 30th September 2005
Private View Friday 9th September 7-9 pm
Open Saturday 10th 12 till 4pm
Other times by appointment on:
07773 369 465 (24hrs in advance)
Bankley Studios Gallery
Bankley House, Bankley Street, Levenshulme, Manchester, England
http://www.bankley.org.uk
[via Paul Stanley, thanks!]
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| | | Dispatx :: Call for Submissions- Oliver Luker [ 7/12/2005 - 12:56 ] #
Dispatx Art Collective is calling for collaborative project proposals
and submissions based on the current theme for exploration : Abandonment
We see this theme as tremendously rich in connotations both positive
and negative, and are looking for collaborators to
consider working with us as a part of our 'Work in Progress' area -
demonstrating the process that translates creative vision into artistic
output - as well as submissions of finished work aligned to the theme.
For more information, submission guidelines and schedule details, please visit www.dispatx.com
To contact us directly, please email submissions@dispatx.com
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| | | Journal of Motion and Sound now shipping- Nick Gaydos [ 6/15/2005 - 00:24 ] # 
For those of you who pre-ordered JOMAS last week, it begain arriving on door steps and mailboxes Tuesday.
For those of you who didn't pre-order, we still have a few low edition packages left with issue numbers under 50.
JOMAS is available for sale online for $35.00 USD. JOMAS includes:
- 1 Sound CD full of Music, Poetry, and Sound Installations
- 2 Motion DVDs of Experimental Film, Animation and Documentaries
- Liner Notes
- White Triple Disc Packaging with a handpainted "jomas dot logo" cover
You'll find work by Outside Circle artists such as:
Abraham Olguin, Andrew Patterson and Dustin Edwards, Animal, Anne Delmariani, Antonio Zirión, Arctic Circle, Ben Gaydos, Bryan Bickel and Scott Pruett [Init], Christopher Irvin, Dan Gorman [DanSiezure], Evie Wright / Nick Lyon, Hernán Apablaza, Hugh Hartford, Jancee Warnick [The Jancee Pornick Casino], Jenn Brigham, Ben Gaydos, Nick Gaydos and Alison Lugo, Jim Ryan and Deon Foster [shenanigans.tv], Julia Yezbick, Julie Meitz, Louis Rawlins, Meck [Featuring Jean Lee], Nayiri Bardakjian, Outside Circle Collective (vocals by Rachel Yezbick), Paul Gabel, Pilvari Pirtola, Potter-Belmar Labs, Radio Ruido, Ryan Seslow, Stargrazer, Thatshim!thatstheguy!, The Argyle Wishlist, Tim Lane, Tony Gault, Whitehorse, and Zev Robinson.
Get your copy today!
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| | | JOMAS Release Party a success!- Nick Gaydos [ 6/14/2005 - 23:36 ] #
A big thank you to all who performed, helped set up and contributed making the Journal of Motion and Sound (JOMAS) release party a sucesss.
We debuted the each of the discs of JOMAS on the big screen, in the quieter side room as well as the listening stations.
For those of you who were not able to make it to Detroit last Friday, you missed five great performances by:
We've got a few pictures up on Flickr
  
If you took any pictures at the JOMAS release party, please feel free to add them to the Outside Circle Collective group photo pool. (Its free!)
The 555 Gallery was especially kind in letting Outside Circle use their space to throw the party. Please help support them and check out their upcoming shows!
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| | | JOMAS Pre-Order!- Ben Gaydos [ 6/7/2005 - 17:02 ] #
It's almost time for the JOMAS release party! The Journal of Motion and Sound is available for pre-order, with a special price, if purchased online before this Friday's release party at 555 arts in Detroit, jomas;series.01.
$35.00 USD - Regular Price
$30.00 USD - Pre-order price (before this Friday's release party - 6/10)
We'll start shipping on Saturday, 6/11/2005 and will send tracking numbers via email. IMPORTANT: If you're going to be attending the release party, contact us and let us know how many copies you'd like. We'll send you a link in email to purchase through PayPal. We can save you money on shipping, by bringing them to you.
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- Excellent job on the packaging! Good flow to the (very diverse) content as well...more
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| www.outsidecircle.com/jomas- Ben Gaydos [ 6/5/2005 - 21:48 ] #
 
nick hooked us up with a really nice home for JOMAS. we'll be using it
to promote the compilation, any "jomas; series" shows (like the one on June
10th), AND, most importantly, it'll be a great way to promote you
guys! we tried to provide hyperlinks to each artist's website (if you
have a site and you're not linked to it, contact us), and we'll be
profiling individual artists on the site each month or so. check back
often and spread the word!
http://www.outsidecircle.com/jomas
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- nick, it looks AMAZING!!! swell job!
- [pax]
- thanks julia! I had fun... :)
- [nick]
- Hi Ben, Nick and Julia, Wow... the Jomas release party was very impressive. Cong...more
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| jomas ; series.01 poster- Ben Gaydos [ 6/2/2005 - 15:37 ] #
  
[detail]
[detail]
[detail]
please help us spread the word about jomas;series.01! the three posters
together print for a meer $2.50 on kinko's large format b&w printer.
click on the images above to download or use the link below.thanks!
jomas;series.01_poster
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- NICE!
- [pax]
- update!: julia just informed me that CopyMax charges just under $1 for posters t...more
- [ben]
- yeah, and also, i'm printing some more flyers from home, which if you have some...more
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| jomas;series.01 flyer- Ben Gaydos [ 6/1/2005 - 03:35 ] #
click on the images below to download and
print jomas;series.01 flyer.
 
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| | | jomas release party!- Ben Gaydos [ 5/23/2005 - 13:43 ] #
jomas;series.01
June 10th, 2005, 8pm
555 Gallery
4884 Grand River Ave.
Detroit, MI 48208
www.555arts.org
The international artist’s collective, Outside Circle (www.outsidecircle.com), is celebrating the release of their first edition of the Journal of Motion and Sound (JOMAS), with an experimental media event featuring artists from the double DVD/CD compilation. The event, jomas;series.01, will feature live audio-visual performances from Potter-Belmar Labs, The Shenanigans, and Calliope (with film jockeying by Julie Meitz), DJing by Chuck Sipperley, poetry by Tim Lane, and cutting edge films from around the world. Suggested $5 donation at the door. 8pm, 06.10.05.
Hope to see you all there!
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- yea! an event on a night i don't have to work. i can't wait to see folks again!...more
- [Ande]
- This is big news!
- [nick]
- i'll be done teaching by then and it's on a friday night! yay! i'll totally be...more
- [Jeanne]
- Grrrrrrrrrrrrr!!
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| Skin Deep - Call for Entries- Peter Richards [ 4/21/2005 - 12:35 ] #
This came to me via Travis.
Scene Metrospace Gallery in East lansing will be hosting a show called "Skin Deep" in mid-May. They are seeking film or video work that deals with the
human body.
Contact Gallery Coordinator Emma Kruch (and tell her Travis sent you):
ekruch@ci.east-lansing.mi.us
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- I imagine this is open to interactive pieces, too.
- [stargrazer]
- For another take on film / video peieces based on the human body - also looking...more
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| AIGA Design Archives- Ben Gaydos [ 4/21/2005 - 02:44 ] #
The AIGA (American Institute of Graphic Arts) Design Archives
are a record of annual juried selections of design excellence and the
work of designers honored by AIGA. These intereactive archives provide
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- Those are two very cool sites. I may have liked Michal's more - probably because...more
- [name not provided]
- i also dug mr. levy's film a lot! great find. hope you don't mind, peter- i adde...more
- [ben]
- Thanks for adding the taster palette of images, Ben.
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