Visiting Star
(Andrew Chalk and Christoph Heemann)
1/31/2012
1/19/2012
1/10/2012
Mix Eleven
Download Part One / Part Two
1. Johnny Dangerously - Junk Culture
2. Microdisney - Idea
3. The Wild Poppies - This Person
4. Flipper's Guitar - Joyride
5. The Friendly Fires - Arkansas
6. McCarthy - Unfortunately
7. Strawberry Switchblade - Secrets (Robin Millar version)
8. Dead Famous People - Barlow's House
9. Section 25 - Back to Wonder (12" version)
10. Autechre - Slip
11. Dissolve - Presume Too Far
12. Auburn Lull - A Harbored Distance
13. Area - I'll Gather Flowers
14. Mark Fry - Song For Wilde
15. Lal & Mike Waterson - The Scarecrow
16. Vox Populi! - Trois Gouttes De Sang
17. Peter Jefferies and Jono Lonie - At Swim 2 Birds
18. My Bloody Valentine - All I Need
19. Happy Mondays - Olive Oil
20. The Wake - World of Her Own
21. The Pale Fountains - Jean's Not Happening
22. Indian Rope - Gravity
23. The Past Seven Days - Raindance
24. Lowlife - I Don't Talk To Me
25. Disco Inferno - Love Stepping Out
26. Chihei Hatakeyama - Calm
27. Roedelius - Oh, Du Grüne Neune
28. Brian Eno - Night Thoughts
29. Peter Wright - White Caps
30. Dead Voices on Air - Something Maybe
12/06/2011
11/22/2011
Joel Cadman - Spinning Lights #137 (2011 - excerpt)
This video clip is a 6 minute excerpt from a 28 minute video entitled "Spinning Lights #137". It is the latest installment in a long-running Manhattan public access television series called "Spinning Lights" which features the video art of Joel Cadman.
The primary inspiration for the series is the technical video-graphic phenomena known as "video feedback" which spontaneously creates visual patterns by pointing a video camera at a monitor while it is out-putting the camera's imagery. This process can generate detailed, complex geometric forms which have structures that parallel forms in nature such as snowflakes, flowers, spirals, clouds, etc. Such feedback imagery has formed the basis for the majority of video explorations created for the television series.
One of the main goals of these works is to induce a meditative, trance-like calm in the person viewing them. The project was developed to function as a counter-point to the trend in television and video which has moved in the direction of evermore frenetic and disjointed energy.
11/19/2011
11/18/2011
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