…what [Marcel] Duchamp is to Sculpture” -Carole Garmon
I hadn’t heard of Vito Acconci before yesterday afternoon when I read these two posts on professor Carole Garmon’s Video Art class blog which led to a discussion (in person!) shortly afterwards about this controversial video artist.
Check out this description of his work excerpted from the Video [...]
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“[Vito] Acconci is to video…
Published by November 14th, 2007 in UMW Blogs, YouTube, art and video. 6 CommentsI just found an interview with Jerry Casale and Mark Mothersbaugh of Devo on the Channel 5 news in NYC circa October, 1981. This interview coincides with two shows at Radio City Music Hall and the immense popularity of their song “Whip It.” I don’t know about you, but this interview for me captures their [...]
If you ever had any question just how awesome Salvador Dalì was, then this clip from the 1950s game show “What’s My Line?” should quell any lingering doubts.
Found on Jack Turner’s Thought Bucket.
Is it art? Or is it video art?
Published by September 24th, 2007 in UMW Blogs, YouTube, film, films and video. 2 CommentsWhile I have been focusing recently on the sheer volume of activity on UMW Blogs, that really is a fleeting fascination with the possibility of creating a dynamic network for teaching and learning. Nonetheless, the magic of such a collaboration is ultimately realized on a more atomic level, through individual professors and students putting [...]
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