Dan Graham – Beyond (2009, 40 MB, 3:02 min)
Narrated by Anne and Joel Ehrenkranz and Curator Chrissie Iles, artist
Dan Graham discusses Heart Pavilion (1991), Public Space,
Two Audiences (1976), and Opposing Mirror and Video Monitors (1974).
All were on view in Dan Graham: Beyond at the Whitney Museum in 2009.
Produced by the Whitney Museum.
DeResFX.Kill(KarmaPhysics < Elvis); (2004, 6.8 MB, 1:54 min.)
“A modification of the bloody science fiction first person
shooter computer game Unreal 2003.”
By Brody Condon.
Jor El (1978-2006, 38MB, 3:29 min.)
Marlon Brando, the CG character, rather spookily reappears as
Jor-El in Superman Returns.
From Rhythm & Hues studios.
Save Your Skin (2007, 4 MB, 1:03 min)
Save Your Skin – stolen skins, scripted environment,
where the skins of avatars are being put on display.
A Second Life performance by Gazira Babeli.
bad l.a. pool water (2010, 31MB, 4:14 min.)
Antonio Mendoza remix triptych.tv. Music by ‘no johnny’.
Sun Capture (1999, 9.6 MB, 1:23 min.)
Transferring the reflection of a natural occurrence (the movement of the sun)
from outdoors to indoors, Brooklyn-based artist Julianne Swartz creates
her site-specific installation “Sun Capture” with existing architecture, metal pole,
mirror, sun, and wind.
DefaultProperties() (2006, 6 MB, 30 sec.)
“The first in a series of re-interpretations of Late Medieval Northern
European religious paintings, DefaultPropeties(); is a non-interactive,
animated recreation of the baptism scene from the Triptych of
Jean des Trompes by Gerard David from 1505 using current game
development technology and visual styles.”
By Brody Condon.
Lynda Benglis – Contraband (2008, 26 MB, 2:20 min)
Artist Lynda Benglis discusses the process of creating Contraband
by pigmenting rubber latex and pouring it on the floor of her studio.
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