Friday, December 14, 2012

Waxter Final Video

Leap of Faith from JBlueW on Vimeo.

Here, in my second draft of a stop motion film, I use a character known to me only as the Amazon Box Guy. His sweet but albeit short journey involves a stage of contemplation near a cliff, and his eventual flight from it. This is supposed to be my way of saying that risks really can and do pay off. Enjoy!

Monday, December 10, 2012

The Exposition - Our Class's Performance Art


The Exposition with sound & all!

Final Video

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Hanna Lee TMPIII Final Project


Genesis II

https://vimeo.com/55316794

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My Teddy Bear, Will BeDell Final

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Duncan Burns Final


Day In Day Out from Duncan Burns on Vimeo.
 

Control final project


Control from So Yeoun Park on Vimeo.


eat pray love
marie antoinette
requiem for a dream
the clock
factory girl

Jung Yoon Kim Final


Kim_Final from Jung Yoon Kim on Vimeo.

Ariel Weiser's Final Project

Dinner from Ariel Weiser on Vimeo.

Hansen's final video project



to watch 1080HD:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PY1odHLbl2A&feature=plcp&noredirect=1


final stop motion sophie Kim

FINAL TMP_S.Kim from Shin Jung Kim on Vimeo.

Tuesday, December 4, 2012

Last Minute

Video Montage from JBlueW on Vimeo.

Here's (finally) the cut of my video montage assignment. As a little background for my video, I needed to create a 2 minute video that somehow relates to a word I chose. My word was 'waves'. In the 20+ clips I used for my montage, I tried to find things that either make a wave noise, or evoked some sort of ebb and flow through imagery. Some things are literal, some are a little more subtle, and some are extremely obvious, but the main premise is that I have an assignment that I left until the last minute to do, and complete it just on time. I hope some of this comes through, enjoy!

Monday, November 12, 2012

Homework #3 - Carolee Schneemann

http://www.cepagallery.org/exhibitions/workspace/schneemann.html
^link to a gallery showing the 36 images

Active across several decades, Carolee Schneemann is a multidisciplinary artist interested in the interactions between body, gender, and sexuality. A piece that caught my eye in particular is her piece Eyey Body: 36 Transformative Actions, created in 1963. In this piece, Carol uses her body not only as a mode to construct the scenes, but also as part of the scenery. Her naked body is a canvas for a variety of markings and even a snake, emphasizing her body as "an integral material" (1) of the work. As Irvin Sandler noted, her work aims "to free human sexuality" (2). And this work most definitely explores sexuality and its ability to be more than erotic. Carolee shows the viewer through this piece that the body is not simply sensuous or desirable. It is also a natural part of any landscape where humanity has been.
Documented on 35mm film, the images were shot by the Icelandic photographer Erro. Although there is not a video of this performance, it can viewed through the thirty-six successive shots taken by Erro as Carolee painted herself literally, and figuratively into the environment surrounding her. By exploring nudity as a means for expression, and capturing her interactions with the scenes she set up around herself, Carol has integrated her body with the set in a way both unsettling and erotic. Unsettling because it has not been done before in that way, and erotic because it is done in that way.

1. quote by Carolee Schneemann
2.  article by Irvin Sandler for The Brooklyn Rail