More Unmonumentality

Found Art (West Village) Unmonumental 503
Found Art (West Village) Unmonumental 503 (2011, 48 MB, 35 secs)

Found Art (Chelsea) Unmonumental 504
Found Art (Chelsea) Unmonumental 504 (2011, 43 MB, 32 secs)

Two more gems from Joy Garnett’s splendid Unmonumental
project on Flickr.

Original post

The Internet – Aaron Valdez

the_internet
The Internet (2006, 5.3MB, 1:03 min.)

2006 report from Valdezatron Industries technology department.
from Aaron Valdez.

Well Did You Evah!?

Well Did You Ever
Well Did You Evah? (1990, 14.2MB, 3:45 min)

Staying with Monday’s Iggy Pop theme, maybe you’re all
totally familiar with this but I never saw
it before & I think it is great .
Here he duets with Debbie Harry on the
Cole Porter song Well Did You Evah? as part of an
AIDS fundraiser from 1990.

Joy Garnett’s Unmonumental Videos

Found Art (Nolita) Unmonumental 484
Found Art (Nolita) Unmonumental 484 (2011, 36 MB, 26 secs)

Found Art (Chelsea) Unmonumental 507
Found Art (Chelsea) Unmonumental 507 (2011, 32 MB, 23 secs)

Joy Garnett is not only a fascinating and accomplished painter but
she takes a neat photo too.
There’s a huge set of images on her Flickr pages entitled
Unmonumental – a recording and honouring of the melancholy beauty
of the neglected, ephemeral, the broken and the passing.
Recently she’s added videos to the collection and here’re two
of them.
They are utterly beguiling and we’re going to show the whole
lot over the next weeks and months.

More Showstudio

beasting
Beasting (2008, 3MB, 31 secs)

blackball
Blackball (2008, 10MB, 1:21 min)

God, I dislike this work! It’s the combination of the stellar
degree of smug self-congratulation with a faux experimentalism/pretension
to art similarly typified by the ludricous “creative” moniker
attached to exponents of advertising.
But..but..again – like some ads, not many, some – there’s
something to be learned here, especially from Beasting
which manages to be both deeply, Zoolanderishly, risible
(the branded underpants) but also generate a kind of deep,
myth-related frisson.
All the more vexing that somewhere here is real talent.

So…we hold our noses and post…

Enough! Six months, at least, before any more of this.
I’m going out for some air.

Tabor Robak – 2 short loops

taborrobak_scream
Scream (2010, 4 MB, 5 sec. loop)

taborrobak_bidet
Bidet (2010, 4 MB, 2 sec. loop)

By Tabor Robak.

Zach Layton – 2 videos

displacementcurves
Displacement Curves (2006, 18 MB, 25 sec.)

locustkaleidoscope
Day of the Locust (2006, 1 MB, 42 sec.)

By Zach Layton.

Amazing

Amazing
Amazing (2005, 4.1MB, 2:02 min.)

I found this in my DVblog to-do folder & embarassingly
I can’t remember when or from where I downloaded it.*
If anyone can oblige please mail us.
Anyway, it made me laugh quite immoderately.

* Update -the splendid Sam Renseiw rides to the rescue with
this link.

Oliver Laric

Geisterschloss
Geisterschloss (2006, 4MB, 1:49 min.)

787 cliparts
787 Cliparts (2006, 10.6MB, 1:05 min. loop)

Earlyish stuff from the now seemingly ubiquitous Oliver Laric.

Marisa Olson – 2 videos

Dark Stars
Dark Stars (2006, 6.9MB, 1:30 min)

From Here
From Here (2006, 29MB, 4 min)

Two rather attractive & intriguing pieces by Marisa Olson
made at a 2006 residency at the Experimental Television Center.

Said Marisa:
“Both are made using a combination of analog & digital processes
and Dark Stars is almost completely analog.. but
then again, both appropriate found material from the internet.
From Here is the music video for Zach Layton’s remix of my song of the
same name. Dark Stars uses samples from one of those old VHS video
games”.

More from Marisa on DVblog here.