Tag Archive "youtube"
New! Audio slide shows for artblog radio
We are happy to announce we’re beginning to put our audio podcasts together with a slide show of images to create a complete audio/visual experience! Check out the Jordan Griska slide show on the jump page or see/hear it at the libbyandroberta YouTube channel, where you can subscribe to our channel. Thanks to the wondrous Alison McMenamin for wrestling the material into shape for us!
YouTube founder talks…but not on YouTube
Nice video interview with Chad Hurley, founder of YouTube, …and it’s NOT on YouTube! It’s on the Financial Times website. One thing Hurley mentions is that internet videos on YouTube will most likely remain short-length the way they are now. But the company is looking to REACH INTO TV-land!!…and that is where, some day, you’ll find longer YouTube videos). My goodness, YouTube on tv, that’s got to be some kind of revolution. And just in case you were wondering, YouTube chose to not have front-end advertising (called pre-loads) like the NY Times has –which are really annoying– because they wanted ... More » »
Peter Rose on YouTube and Transfalumination
Peter Rose, Transfalumination. This is a low resolution screen grab and doesn’t do it justice. Peter Rose, wizard of film/video whose works screen nationally, internationally and (too infrequently) locally, emailed to say he’s got new work (along with some older work) on YouTube. “I’ve recently concluded that the best way to show work these days is to avoid waiting for the right gallery/museum context to present itself and, instead, to just put work up on youtube,” wrote Rose, a comment so interesting I just had to follow up with him (see Q&A at bottom). I love YouTube and think it’s ... More » »
Making cookies the factory way
Thanks to Chris and his nice comment on the previous post about Space 1026′s show handjob, we have this great YouTube video from Mr. Rogers Neighborhood that shows the insides of a fortune cookie factory where things are definitely not hand-made. My favorite part is when Mr. Rogers says that the cookie batter looks like “a painting…a moving painting!” Mr. Rogers rules. He’s probably up in heaven teaching the angels.
Weekly Update 2 – Big Room Now at the Icebox
This week’s Weekly has my review of Ryan Trecartin and Lizzie Fitch’s Big Room Now installation at the Icebox. Here’s the link to the art page. And here’s my flickr for more photos, and check out Libby’s flickr set. Pairing DownHe adds his touch to her papier-mache sculpture. She stars in his YouTube video. Ryan Trecartin and Lizzie Fitch with Lindsay BeebeMr. Ashley, 2006Mixed media82 x 26 x 36 inches (208.3 x 66 x 91.4 cm) Ryan Trecartin and Lizzie Fitch moved to Philly last summer after Hurricane Katrina interrupted their year in New Orleans. Their new collaborative sculptures in ... More » »
