Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts

13.12.07

Oldschool Party Flyers



HIP - HOP
" Most of the Old School Party Flyers were Designed By Buddy Esquire and Phase 2. Phase 2 was a real big Aerosol Artist who wrote on allot of the NYC Trains who also did a majority of the Party Flyers back then. Buddy Esquire was a regular Artist who did allot of party flyers as well.

These Cats Worked on big Art tables and had all the tools to make these flyers by hand including those Rub on Letters, wax Machines, exacto knives, Graph Paper and many other tools that are extinct today in the modern artwork world. " dustykid originally post this on soulstrut.com, 07 oct 2004.
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Here is the link to the complete gallery
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##UPDATE##
PUNK handbills from the 80's -- originally post on the excellent Deadlicious


From oldhandbills.com

4.11.07

werckandsalvage.com

Wreck & Salvage LLC is a collective of three like-minded artists producing original video content for the internet.

" We share a love of rust and rotting wood, postcard landscapes and decaying industry, accordians and banjos, knucklehead engines and 4 bangers, lager beer and chilaquiles.

Our creative work utilizes original video, stop-motion animation, appropriated video, screencasts, motion graphics, VHS tape, surveillance video, MIDI, animated gifs, and other forms of new and old technology.

We make a weekly video podcast that people tend to enjoy (last season averaged over 50,000 views per month).
We publish new episodes every Monday on this very Web Site "


W&S 026 - America, Your America! - The Beautiful from wreckandsalvage on Vimeo.

... in a different style

W&S 022 - Video Moroso - What about that Bacon from wreckandsalvage on Vimeo.

14.10.07

collages

First, i want to introduce my friend Thomas Bernard, extraprolific collagist, musician and hard working man.

Then, i found these on Flick'r...
by *aprilvg* They are what they seem
By Exo-
By Restless Things

8.10.07

Harry Smith

harry smith " was an artist whose activities and interests put him at the center of the mid twentieth-century American avant-garde. Although best known as a filmmaker and musicologist, he frequently described himself as a painter, and his varied projects called on his skills as an anthropologist, linguist, and translator. He had a lifelong interest in the occult and esoteric fields of knowledge, leading him to speak of his art in alchemical and cosmological terms."
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Here is the fourth part of his Early Abstractions
project (1946-57)

Harry Smith > No. 10: Mirror Animations (1957) uploaded by Don Juan Aux Enfers
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Follow the links and download the essential Harry Smith's folk 78rpm collection :
Anthology of American Folk Music (originally released on Folkways in 1952) with 84 songs from various artists recorded between 1927 and 1932. A must have !


zSHARE disc1
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zSHARE disc3
zSHARE disc4
zSHARE disc5
zSHARE disc6




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Read an interesting review
by Paul D. Miller a.k.a. Dj Spooky at realitysandwich.com
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www.harrysmitharchives.com

Un grand merci à Ni !

tinyvices.com

Sex, drugs and violence ... american teens.
Polaroids by Dash Snow.







David Choe got arrested for punching out an undercover detective in Tokyo in December of 2004. Then he spent four months in solitary confinement in a Japanese prison. Deprived of
his usual drawing and painting tools, David improvised materials out of whatever he could scrape together in his tiny cell, including soy sauce and his own urine.
www.davidchoe.com








Monsters drawings by 12 years old Adam Sjoblom.





Andres Gonzalez lives and works in Lviv, Ukraine.
www.andresgonzalezphoto.com

These artists are all part of an ongoing project curated by
Tim Barber, an online gallery featuring submissions by thousands of young contemporary artists from all over the world. Photographies, drawings, paintings, sculptures, installations ... at tinyvices.com

5.10.07

A skull a day ...

Making a skull image every day for a year.


You can see them all here... skulladay.blogspot.com

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26.9.07

The E.C.C.


The E.C.C. - I want a cookie (2006)

The Godfathers of Mashup

"Since 1986, The Evolution Control Committee has steadily built a worldwide reputation by creating sample-based music of questionable legality. We have been violating copyright laws since it was difficult."
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Sing along with the Pillage People DMCA karaoke (Youtube video link HERE)
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evolution-control.com

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It makes me think
... that we are still waiting for...
The Droplift Project volume 2 to be released ???
Various pre-copies have already been exchanged via emails, but the website remains dead silent ... "coming soon ..."


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droplift.org
Download Droplift Project volume 1
negativland.com

3.9.07

Jim Nollman - playing music with animals

(c.photo: Jim Nollman 2001)

"I play music with animals. I've tried it with ravens, dolphins, bellbirds, frogs, orcas, humpback whales, lobsters, elk, wolves."


Using a wide range of instruments, from the 1000 years old wood "dolphin sticks" and "wales drums" that the Australian aborigines were using to call the whales, to the good ol' electric guitar and even a specialy designed Peavey mandolin to play with high pitched dolphins and many other species...Now listen to these underwater strange and beautiful melodies.

Learn more about
Jim Nollman. at greenmuseum.org

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You can listen to 2 .MP3s of Jim Nollman playing with wolves and wales at waxidermy.com HERE
You can download (or play online with) wales, dolphins and belugas samples at interspecies.com HERE

You can also listen and "watch" other whales, dolphins, beluga recordings by AguaSonic Acoustics via YouTube HERE

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Jim Nollman
greenmuseum.org
interspecies.com
AguaSonic Acoustics
youtube.com/aguasonic
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5.7.07

Emile Cohl

"Mobilier Fidele" (1909)
Emile Cohl (1857-1938)
A French caricaturist of the largely-forgotten Incoherent Movement, cartoonist, and animator, called "The Father of the Animated Cartoon" and "The Oldest Parisian".



"Fantasmagorie" (1908)
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learn more about Emile Cohl on Wikipedia
emilecohl.com (in french)
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23.6.07

Do you like contemporary music ?

"When asked in a recent interview : "Do you like contemporary music?", Christine Albanel - the new french minister of culture, member of the government led by François Fillon - answered without the slightest hesitation.
"No!" she said."
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Fête de la Musique 2007 / Paris / France.

serenade for
Christine Albanel french minister of "Culture" who said "I don't like comtemporary music".
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www.ana-R.org
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Young nosician (part III)
Circuit bending in kindergarten. Casio SK-10 + guitar pedals.


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Young nosician : video part 1
Young nosician : video part 2
http://www.orquestre.org
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Thanks to
Spectral Sequence for sharing this.

7.5.07

The Graffiti Research Lab + Audiobombing

"walls have got ears", now they've got a mouth !Audiobombing, is an alternative form of graffiti which uses magnetic audio tape as its medium.
Audio graffiti ! What the hell is that !

A new eccentric way to express yourself in the streets using audio tapes and a modified tape player. Stick the audio tape on a wall, then with the "playhead spray can" (the modified tape player) you are ready to listen to the hidden messages on the tape !!!

How these american students came up with that nerdy idea, i don't know, but i can't resist to post something here . The art of bricolage is always fascinating ...
Listen to the walls tonight !
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You will find all the details, photos and videos at : audiobombing project blog.
Found via WeMakeMoneyNotArt blog.
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Artists from all over the world using new bombing technologies in the streets.


Graffiti Research Lab

Another incredible project from The Graffiti Research Lab using a high-tech
L.A.S.E.R. TAG system.
In its simplest form the Laser Tag system is a camera and laptop setup, tracking a green laser point across
the face of a building and generating graphics based on the laser's position which then get projected back onto the building with a high power projector.
>> Click on the window below to play video (click again to stop it) <<



An ELECTRO-GRAF is a graffiti piece or throw-up that uses conductive and magnetic paint to embed LED display electronics.
An electro-graf is a graffiti piece or throw-up that uses conductive and magnetic paint to embed LED display electronics.

>> Click on the window below to WATCH ELECTRO-GRAF VIDEO(click again to stop)<<


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Graffiti Research Lab
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(picture taken inBrooklyn, N.Y.C., May 2006)

17.2.07

Found Tapes

Harold Shellinx : Found Tapes Exhibition

"Some years ago, the Dutch musician, sound artist and researcher started a tape collection by wandering through the streets of cities and suburbia, looking for leftovers, picking up thrown away tapes that otherwise would have been worn up by weathers and time to finally vanish completely.
On the Found Tapes Exhibition website, one can not only view photographs of his found tapes but also browse the contents of these revived Frankenstein style mix-tapes, but listen to and download their soundings as well. And from time to time, the artist invites the audience to live performances based on the acoustic treasures of his collection."
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Found Tapes
Raudio.nl

Soundblog
found via We Make Money Not Art
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Here comes a photo of a fossilized tape i took in Brooklyn, under the Williamsburg Bridge in may 2006.


17.11.06

Jacob Smigel's Eavesdrop project

EAVESDROP : a wealth of found sound (80 min. on one CD) Curated by Jacob Smigel.
Eavesdrop is a collection of anonymous recordings found by Jacob Smigel at thrift stores, yard sales, and in trash bins over the past four years. Smigel waded through audio or micro-cassettes, 8-Tracks and home-recorded records to find tape letters, telephone conversations, audio diaries, weird field recordings, amusement of children,fights/crying, etc...
Eavesdrop focuses exclusively on this type of material, and instead of adding music to the
clips Smigel served as preservationist (or curator) to present the listener with the most powerful recordings in their natural state. “Some are funny, some are ridiculous, others make no sense,” said Smigel, “and a few are so ‘perfect’ I can't believe I actually found them.”
Eavesdrop is 80 minutes, comprised of 40 tracks. The album includes 28 pages of track notes, transcripts, background information, and additional resources. Album art is a collage of found photos collected over the past two years. Each CD
is stuff with unique found things.









If you want to hear samples of the album or simply buy it, go HERE
. And now, please take a look at what i found in the package when i received the album HERE. Thanks Jacob !