2.28.2009
2.27.2009
Burning Car by Superflex
Burning Car from Superflex on Vimeo.
Produced in 2008, Runtime: 11 minutes.
Burning Car is a film work by Superflex in which a car is being set on fire. The empty car starts to burn, the cabin is filled with smoke and fire, car-paint is bobbling, tires explodes. Towards the end the car is burned out completely.
Produced by Propeller Group (Ho Chi Minh City) and co-produced by the Vleeshal, Middelburg, Nederlands.
Stills, production images and further information:
superflex.net/burningcar
Full version is available at The Pirate Bay
thepiratebay.org/user/superflex
2.26.2009
Jeremy Clapin - Une Histoire Vertebrale (2006)
If you haven't seen it yet, check out SKHIZEIN by the same guy -- Clapin. I think you can find it on itunes. It's very good.
2.25.2009
Wrestle
as far as i can tell, someone actually created this on their on. if that's the case, it's pretty funny. if it's just something some video game is preset to do, I apologize for posting it.
for eddie i think
eddie was the first digi i thought of when the "evident utensil" vid dropped. here's how they did it. i think you all might be interested.
2.24.2009
2.23.2009
2.22.2009
2.21.2009
2.20.2009
Technological Advancements
Hey everyone,
I've got another question for you:
Can you think of technological advancements that could be made to UGA that the average UGA student would think was totally awesome?
I've got another question for you:
Can you think of technological advancements that could be made to UGA that the average UGA student would think was totally awesome?
MoMA Atlantic Pacific Flythrough
"MoMA takes over Brooklyn's Atlantic Avenue/Pacific Street subway station, filling the station with reproductions of over 50 works of art in the MoMA collection."
This is a good idea.
2.19.2009
2.18.2009
Technological Advancements
Pretend UGA hired you to think up technological advancements to be made to the school. They want you to make the campus extremely technologically advanced and are giving you an unlimited budget. What are some advancements you would make? What would impress you to see in the classroom, in the hallways? The advancements do not have to be feasible or even possible and it is not essential that they are useful. One example of such an advancement would be installing moving sidewalks into the art building. Another could be attending class via video conference. Can you help me think of some more?
2.17.2009
Chairlift "Evident Utensil"
these guys are c.u. boulder art school kids from back when i was a grad there
works waaaaay better in hddddd!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LG39Wp7OzQ&fmt=22
2.16.2009
2.15.2009
2.13.2009
2.12.2009
"Great Moments in Presidential Speeches."
Whether you've seen it or not this is worth putting on the blog. It should be put on every blog as a reminder of what a great ... um.... as a reminder.
2.11.2009
Rem Koolhass
A building in the new China Central Television (CCTV) complex, still under construction, is seen on fire in Beijing February 9, 2009. The fire, started inadvertently by an unofficial fireworks display for the Lantern Festival staged by CCTV officials, destroyed the unoccupied building, designed by Rem Koolhaas, which was meant to house the Mandarin Oriental Hotel. (REUTERS/China Daily). #
2.10.2009
2.09.2009
2.08.2009
2.07.2009
2.06.2009
REMIX CHALLENGE
Diana's Remix Challenge:
Take these excerpts from the the audio version of Obama's "Dreams for my Father", which he narrated himself. Remix em.
ignorant m-fers
complicated
number
my fries
aint got nothin on me
Then post them on here- and then we all vote!
Diana's Remix Challenge DEADLINE: FEB 13th
2.05.2009
2.04.2009
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2.02.2009
2.01.2009
Battle of the Superfags
from Javier
"when I was about 15 or 16 i inherited some stuff from a recently deceased distant relative. part of this inheritance was a box of video tapes. in the box was a collection of videos indicative of the relatives age: lawrence welk episodes, old movies taped from television, etc. but then there was this tape.
also my friend John Michael and I subtitled it recently"
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