Filed under: Exhibition Space, Screenings, Visual Resistance | Tags: blu, grafitti, movement, mural, muto, street art, vimeo
Filed under: Screenings, Visual Resistance | Tags: Holocaust, human history, Jews, mistakes of humanity, Schindler's List
For young generations, Holocaust is almost like a fairytale. Schindler’s List has a great visual potential within. Imagery that is shown there, is very graphic, very real, containing the truth about the past. Despite of the fact that I’m not the biggest fan of Steven Spielberg, I admire the work he did on Schindler’s List. It couldn’t be done better. It couldn’t be shown better.
Filed under: Screenings, Visual Resistance | Tags: archive, chill out, music
Filed under: Infopipes, Screenings | Tags: civilians, detain, military, operation, police, terrorism, USA
So called “Operation Urban Warrior” footage in three parts. This is how it would look like if there would be an emergency situation. Why deploy tons of troops on the streets? Quote: “This is to minimize the amount of people that have to be killed”.
Filed under: Exhibition Space, Screenings, Visual Resistance | Tags: Aberdeen scene, experimental, Screenings, short films, vidart, video art
The results of two-week work were turned into a massive feast for the eyes showing from almost music videos, through inspirational slideshows and catchy ad-style videos, to psychedelic art.
Videos will be exhibitioned soon in two places around Garthdee campus: on the business school LCD screen in the main hall and on a projector in Grays School of Art itself.
More information will be available later on.
Filed under: Screenings, Technologization, Visual Resistance | Tags: bodymods, engineering, implants, industrial, innovation, piercings, under the skin
“My name is Jesse Jarrel. I’m a sculptor, a body designer. Most of my art tends to be attached to human body.”
“I really think that human body is not finished.”
“We are sort of a first spieces that is capable of altering our physical form with own free will.”
Feature about body modifications by Jesse Jarrel.
Jesse Jarrel creates or rather engineers his art in form of body implants made out of Polytetrafluorethylen (teflon) and silicon.
He adds an extensive structural meaning to his under-skin modifications by actually making structures that can contract and expand along with the moving muscles.
