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Canzo Empryean

Not sure how much this fits into the video art realm, but it has very twisted. As you watch, you may ask yourself was this drug inspired? Yes and no, it could be genius as Matthew Barney’s Cremaster series go. On the other hand it could be low budget filming at its worst. I find [...]

Remember The Triadic Ballet? Well It Came Back in the 80’s

Thought I update my site anyway for future video art classes. I came across a fun 1980’s song; you may have heard it in the 2000 movie American Psycho. Well it is called True Faith by New Order. Incorporated into the video are dresses and movements similiar to the Triadic Ballet. Very avant-garde and overall [...]

Pipilotti Rist

I’m not the girl who misses much is quite a twisted outtake on John Lennon’s version of the song. It is done playfully and tastefully, yet this person definitely has fun playing with time, especially in fast forward. Reminds me of the time when I am off my Ritlan, everything [...]

Cremaster: Matthew Barney’s Genius

This first one here is another interview, definitely check it out if you want to learn more about Barney. Scene from Cremaster 3 Matthew Barney is genius in his video art portrayal. What I find most interesting about his work is that is purely sexual, yet not [...]

Jan Svankmajer

This is one of Svankmajer’s pretty amusing stop animations. In this one I posted, the human anatomy finds its way to a room with two door,, you deifnitely have to watch to understand where Svankmajer is coming from. His works are brillant in all aspects, for someone to come up [...]

Artful Video and Video Art

From the 1920s til today, artful videos and video art have evolved, becoming combination that proves to be very effective and still remain tasteful to that of art. Although both started out in the mid to late 1920s, video art can be seen in such films as Fritz Lang’s masterpiece Metropolis, to the Triadic [...]

Andy Warhol and Reality TV

So have we all become voyeurs? Are our lives not as exciting? Or do we want to be entertained? From Andy Warhol to Reality television shows, every average joe wants their 15 minutes of fame. However, fame costs a price with these two. The camera plays as our passive watcher, watching our every move [...]

Andy Warhol’s Magazine Interview

Founded by Warhol and Gerald Malanga in 1969, Interview was the magazine that fueled Andy’s star-obsessed characteristics. Featuring interviews with the latest celebrities and cutting-edge graphics of celebrities, rendered in Warhol’s famous perception, this magazine was a cult favorite. Warhol would distribute these magazines in the streets of Manhattan to anyone and everyone, with the [...]

Nam June Paik and Charlotte Moorman

As with all my blogs, I like to start out with a visual. This video is an interview of Charlotte Moorman talking about how she met Paik: The two are very interesting artists together. Supposidely Nam June Paik was part of the Neo-Dada movement, known as Fluxus. One of his most [...]

A Film I saw a Few Days Ago

This film to me reminded me exactly of Metropolis in its integrity. It starts out in a futuristic version of Paris in 2064. Also the film technique in this movie is very avant-guard. The combination of CGI with black and white film noir make this film a fun one to [...]