Making the "Marriage Dance" Sculpture

Gail Chavenelle of Chavenelle Studio Metalworks demonstrates the different steps in creating one of her one-piece metal sculptures. This sculpture is called "Marriage Dance". Gail is based out of ...

Gerhard Richter. 4900 Colours: Version II

Gerhard Richter. 4900 Colours: Version II

Gerhard Richter. Large Abstracts

Museum Ludwig, Cologne, Germany October 18, 2008 - February 01, 2009. View all paintings in the exhibition: http://www.gerhard-richter....

Gerhard Richter

An interview with Gerhard Richter 2006

Gerhard Richter. Portraits (Part II)

National Portrait Gallery, London, UK
February 26, 2009 - May 31, 2009.

Gerhard Richter. Portraits (Part I)

National Portrait Gallery, London, UK
February 26, 2009 - May 31, 2009. View all paintings in this exhibition: http://www.gerhard-richter....

KETC | Living St. Louis | Tara Donovan

From KETC, LIVING ST. LOUIS Producer Jim Kirchherr meets Tara Donovan during her visit to the St. Louis Art Museum. Donovan, a contemporary artist from New York, has two of her pieces are on display in the museum. She uses everyday items and consumer goods, such as plastic straws and cups, to create her towering sculptures that are creating quite a buzz in the art community.

CRCA Lunchtime Talk - Documenting Digital and New Media Art

Digital and new media art has presented unexpected challenges in documenting performances. The complexity of the experience with components inserted live, from audio and video input, and from computer generated elements, along with spatial emphasis strains the videographer's attempt to render it into a conventional format.

Panel Members: Doug Ramsey and Alex Matthews from Calit2 have addressed these problems and been able to overcome some of these issues. Ramsey and Matthews produced the HD capture of a recent performance of Sanctuary, a percussion composition by Roger Reynolds, which was performed by Red Fish Blue Fish in the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. This unusual setting for a musical performance and the complexity of the multimedia experience presented numerous obstacles they managed to overcome. The Calit2 team also recently captured the early-March performance of Kamza and Bar Kamza, by Music professor Shlomo Dubnov, and they are presently in production of a DVD of Stay the Hand, a multimedia dance performance given at Birch North Park Theater this month.

Todd Margolis, Technical Director of CRCA, is also an artist, educator and technologist and has extensive experience in the production of immersive and interactive media. These ephemeral media pose their own difficulties, yet Margolis has managed to produce effective documentations of them while retaining a good sense of the experiences. Currently he is a collaborator on the Atlas In Silico project, which premiered at SIGGRAPH 2007 festival and will be shown this year at the Ingenuity Festival as well as the LA Municipal Art Gallery. Some of his prior projects include Special Treatment, an immersive and interactive virtual reality installation based on the architecture of the Auschwitz II/Birkenau concentration camp and is inhabited by those latent memories; Immersagrams produced thru his collaboration with artn.com; and was a co-developer of the auto-stereoscopic barrier strip virtual reality display (Varrier). This discussion can be of great help to all artists/researchers, editors, photographers, sound and communications people and anyone who appreciates the creative talents of enhancing artistic expression with computer input and translating a performance or other event into a video/audio for wider distribution.

Keith Haring documentary part 1

Download full movie on http://kurl.nl/?4EF4

Josiah McElheny presenting at MoMA

Josiah McElheny presenting as part of the program "Artists and Models" on March 12, 2007 (edited for time).

For the exhibition Josiah McElheny presenting as part of the program "Artists and Models" on March 12, 2007 (edited for time).

For the exhibition Projects 84, artist Josiah McElheny created a sculptural installation of crystalline glass, metal, and colored light that drew upon the visionary schemes of Paul Scheerbart, the Berlin poet and novelist, and Bruno Taut, the uncrowned leader of the circle of revolutionary architects that emerged in Berlin after World War I. McElheny's model-scale landscape depicting two structures—an "Alpine Cathedral" and a "City-Crown"—was a critique of the utopian ideals embodied in twentieth-century modernism.

For more information on the exhibition, please visit: http://www.moma.org/exhibitions/exhib...

Audio of the program, including a presentation by Joshua Siegel, the curator of the exhibition, is available at: http://moma.org/visit_moma/audio/2007... _2007.html

© 2007 The Museum of Modern Art, New York
Images courtesy of Josiah McElheny

Inside New York's Art World: Robert Motherwell

Interviewer: Barbaralee Diamonstein-Spielvogel Part of the Diamonstein-Spielvogel Video Archive in the Duke University Libraries:

Milton Glaser

Milton Glaser -- born 26. 6. 1929 in New York, USA -- graphic designer, illustrator, teacher.

Talks Milton Glaser: How great design makes ideas new