No apologies for the re-edit!
I’ve ended up reworking five of my video works this year with a re-edit. It wasn’t that I was unhappy with them, but I left… Read More »No apologies for the re-edit!
I’ve ended up reworking five of my video works this year with a re-edit. It wasn’t that I was unhappy with them, but I left… Read More »No apologies for the re-edit!
Here is another kind of art I like: the anonymous, the cobbled together, the hand-me down, the postscript, collaborations between strangers that marry together jubilantly,… Read More »Marry together jubilantly
Last year, I saw the sun setting on the Rockies as I visited Denver for the festival. This year, we are all closer to home… Read More »Supernova 2020; public art and online meet
Even if art and film festivals are at a distance this year. The Anharmonic Film Festival is a new setup, but very much approaching this… Read More »And the festivals keep coming!
Revised version, 2020 During summer 2020, Marina Münter’s exhibition Non-Perishable, of artwork in containers was shown again. It ws first at Art in the Park… Read More »New Art in Old Containers
At 37Gb of data, two pieces of music, 60 pieces of video equating to 120 edits in 10 minutes and 13 seconds, statistically out of… Read More »Came forth light
CapCat Ragu‘s exhibition, Isolation, at Ribong Gallery in Second Life, is the subject of this post. However, it’s prompted a lot of thought about how… Read More »Art, borrowing, and science
My second video work this year. After a lost 2019 year through injury, I made a resolution to get to making more of this kind… Read More »Squares Circles and String
Getting video to stream into Second Life effectively has always been an elusive dream. However, a new experimental approach is being tried at Blue Orange.… Read More »Video. In Second Life?
This year continues its dramatic moments with a trip to Montreal in just a week’s time. I’ll be presenting at the Histoire du Jeu symposium,… Read More »Hello Montreal