dan hole pond at the squirrel

my friends from the 9J mugu guymen shot this bit of scamming

video

nice job all, i think it went pretty great! thanks for your hard work, looking forward to tuesday's class/pot luck!

here's a bit of video i got friday night:




the footage of budd and emily's installation and chisolms piece, got messed up, if anyone has some video of that that, and other stuff, please pass along! thanks

documentation.....

hey everyone i was wondering who has documentation of the performances. any kind of video or sound of the performances would be great. i was aware last night of lots of people taking pictures and recording video and i wondered if anyone knows of these peoplle.

PSST! Pass it On

awesome videos~


http://psstpassiton.com/index.html

Waiting for Godot in New Orleans

check out paul chan's latest project waiting for godot in new orleans.

bytheway, this sort of more 'relational aethetics' community / small group action is what we'll be exploring more in next semesters interdisciplinary class. you can think of it more as ia3, than ia1 :)

happy txgiving all!

Survey

Would you rather ride Lamar Dodd or a Killer Whale?

small scale fun!

For those of you talking about doing a sock puppet show, check out some of new orleans electronic act quintron & miss pussycat do their live puppet show in the middle of their music sets



an interview with the fabulous duo



and don't forget the classic that started it all for filmmaker todd haynes

superstar the karen carpenter story (a dramatization made with barbies)


can't find the other parts on the youtubes, but we have a copy of the whole thing in the lab if you want to watch, ask louis, eddie, or me for the 'illegal art' dvd.

laptop orchestras from around the world

http://musicthing.blogspot.com/2007/11/laptop-orchestras-from-around-world.html

fun with relational aesthetics and christine hill

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relational_Aesthetics

http://transition.turbulence.org/blog/2007/10/30/review-of-relational-aesthetics-by-nicolas-bourriaud/

http://www.we-make-money-not-art.com/archives/009619.php

http://www.newyorkartworld.com/reviews/christinehill.html

i need 3 more record players!

i need three more record players for my piece that im doing at nuci's. (i can still use your's Rob?) i'd like to test it out on thursday, so if you have one i can use, let me know and we can make arrangements to get it to class and to nuci's on dec. 7. thanks!

Princeton Laptop Orchestra

short little piece on npr about a laptop sextet at princeton

sup maing

walid raad in hotlanta tomorrow

ART PAPERS LIVE!
The Premier Contemporary Art Lecture Series Presents

WALID RAAD


Screening:
Tuesday, November 6th, 8 pm
Emory University, White Hall Room 206

Artist's Talk:
Wednesday, November 7th, 7 pm
Emory University, White Hall Room 208

301 Dowman Drive, Atlanta, GA 30322
For parking and directions, visit http://www.map.emory.edu

This event is free, open to the public and wheelchair accessible.
Co-Sponsored by the Marian K. Heilbrun Music and Media Library, Robert W. Woodruff Library, Emory University

left: stills from Miraculous Beginnings, 1975-1991, Super 8mm, 52 second loop (courtesy of Paula Cooper Gallery)

Walid Raad is an internationally prominent artist whose mixed-media installations, videos, photographs, performances, and literary essays explore the experiences and representations of war and the contemporary history of Lebanon. He is well-known for The Atlas Group, a fifteen-year project that enlists a fictional universe to explore some of the social, cultural, political, and psychological effects of the Lebanese wars of 1975 to 1991.

Born in Lebanon, Raad moved from Beirut to Boston as a teenager, and now lives in New York. His formative years were those of the Lebanese wars, which he describes as events that have "conditioned who I am, how I feel, think, and move in the world." His work has been presented in numerous museums and other institutions in North America, Europe, and the Middle East including the Museo Tamayo, Mexico City, in 2007, Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin, and The Kitchen, New York, in 2006, Venice Biennale in 2003, Documenta 11, Kassel, Germany, in 2002. Raad is an Associate Professor of Art at The Cooper Union, and a member of the Arab Image Foundation, Beirut/New York, http://www.fai.org.lb.