Future and the Dream (2009, 298MB, 53:36 min)
A 53 minute piece from the indispensable Robert Croma,
which was made for the 24 hours 24 artists webcast earlier this year.
It’s Croma’s obsessive – lapidary – attention to detail
(as well as, of course, bucket loads of talent and flair) on quite small
canvasses that makes him unique so it’s interesting to see how
effectively he pulls this one off.
For comparison here’s a recent, haunting, miniature:
Regardless (2007, 14MB, 3:37 min.)
A woman calls you from inside a monitor and asks you to touch her.
Yes, you. This call is for you. A presence in a box requests contact in
a game of vulnerability, seduction and power. It is a call for contact now,
but it is also a call to reflect on relationships, strength and weakness,
ethics. How do you respond to vulnerability? What do you offer?
What do you ask for? What do you take?
by Cinzia Cremona.
My Sunset (2007, 9MB, 1:10 min.)
“Get a pro-account”
by Sascha Pohflepp and Jakob Schillinger.
David Lynch’s Daily Weather Report, November 25, 2008 (2008, 1.1MB, 0:25)
David Lynch’s Daily Weather Report, December 16, 2008 (2008, 1.1MB, 0:19)
“People are kind of interested in weather. It
Chasin’ Gus’ Ghost (2007, 70.2MB, 5:48)
Blame this post on my current obsession with jug bands
(fact: one generation back, most of my family was from
the sticks). Or blame it on my desire to bridge old and new
media. A trailer oddly lacking actual jug footage, still a nice
montage.
Official site here
Genesis P-Orridge (2005, 20MB, 4:30 min.)
In this video, seminal rocker and radical body artist Genesis P-Orridge,
talks about early music experiments.
By Mica Scalin.
