Tuesday, August 30, 2011
vids from 8/30
Cremaster 2 (Opening Scene) - YouTube Cremaster One (Part 1/5) - YouTube Cremaster One (Part 2/5) - YouTube Cremaster One (Part 3/5) - YouTube Cremaster One (Part 4/5) - YouTube U B U W E B - Film & Video: Rodney Graham - Vexation Island (1997) U B U W E B - Film & Video: William Kentridge - Brother Boy (2006) Art:21 | Paul Pfeiffer - YouTube Bill Viola - The Quintet of the Astonished (2000) - YouTube Bill Viola - The Greeting (1995) - YouTube Pipilotti Rist- Sip My Ocean (1996) - YouTube Pipilotti Rist - Be Nice To Me (Flatten 04) - YouTube U B U W E B - Film & Video: Harry Dodge and Stanya Kahn - Can't Swallow It, Can't Spit It Out (2006) U B U W E B - Film & Video: Paper Rad - Trash Talking (2006)
Sunday, August 28, 2011
vids from 8/25
nam june paik 03 - YouTube
"The Medium Is The Medium - Nam June Paik clip - YouTube
Fluxus Film: Zen For Film (Nam June Paik, 1962-1964) - YouTube
Andy Warhol - Kiss - YouTube
AndyWarhol2 - YouTube
U B U W E B - Film & Video: Bruce Nauman - AManipulating the T-Bar (1966)
U B U W E B - Film & Video: Vito Acconci - Centers (1971)
U B U W E B - Film & Video: Vito Acconci - Seedbed (1972)
U B U W E B - Film & Video: Vito Acconci - Turn-On (1974)
U B U W E B - Film & Video: Bruce Nauman - Walk with Contrapposto (1968)
U B U W E B - Film & Video: John Baldessari - I Will Not Make Any More Boring Art
U B U W E B - Film & Video: John Baldessari - Baldessari Sings Lewitt
U B U W E B - Film & Video: William Wegman - Selected Works (1972)
U B U W E B - Film & Video: Paul McCarthy - Sauce (1974)
U B U W E B - Film & Video: Paul McCarthy - Painter (1995)
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Saturday, August 13, 2011
Intro to Experimental Video Art(ART 3630C) Syllabus
Intro to Experimental Video Art(ART 3630C)
Fall 2011
TR 1000-1245
Professor: Justin H. Long ( jhlong@fiu.edu)
Class Blog: fiutimewastemedia.blogspot.com
Text: New Media in Art Michael Rush, Thames and Hudson, 2005
Materials: Recommended – DV/still camera, USB flash drive, external HD
Required – Vimeo.com page, Mini DV tapes, DVD-R
This “Hands On” Studio course is an introduction to the world of Video Art. We will discuss the history of this medium and develop the technical skills to explore it ourselves. Additional readings will be posted to the blog as well as adjustments to the class schedule.
CLASS RESPONSIBILITIES AFFECTING YOUR GRADE:
*participation in class discussions, extracurricular assignments and in critiques of fellow students’ projects
*completing all assignments on time, including any writing assignments
*acquiring editing skills
*approximately half of your grade is determined by your mid semester and end of the semester project
EVALUATION:
Evaluation is based on technical ability, creative content, progressive development, and the degree on which you challenge yourself.
90-100 A – outstanding: work, participation, effort and, attitude all remarkable
80-89 B – good: work, participation, effort and, attitude beyond expectation
70-79 C – average: all work completed
60-69 D – poor: any one of the requirements below expectation
59-below F – failing: work incomplete, effort and/or, attitude inadequate
CLASS MEETINGS:
8/23 – Introductions
8/25 – History and Conceptual Youtube project assigned
8/30 – Youtube Critique
9/1 – Lecture and Mid Term Paper assigned
9/6 – Lecture
9/8 – Lecture and Stop Motion assigned
9/13 – Stop Motion Proposals Due
9/15– Lab and Lecture
9/20– Stop Motion Critique
9/22– Stop Motion Critique
9/27 – Lecture and Loop Video assigned
9/29 – Lecture and Loop Video Proposals due
10/4 – Lecture and Loop Video Lab
10/6 – Lecture and Loop Video Lab
10/11 – Loop Video critique
10/13– Loop Video critique
10/18– Lecture
10/20– Mid Term Due and False Narrative Video assigned
10/25 – False Narrative Video proposals due
10/27– Lecture and Video Lab
11/1– Lecture and Video Lab, Final Video proposals due
11/3 – Lecture and Video Lab
11/8 – False Narrative Video critique
11/10– False Narrative Video critique
11/15– Lab
11/17– Lab
11/22– Final Project presentation and critique
Fall 2011
TR 1000-1245
Professor: Justin H. Long ( jhlong@fiu.edu)
Class Blog: fiutimewastemedia.blogspot.com
Text: New Media in Art Michael Rush, Thames and Hudson, 2005
Materials: Recommended – DV/still camera, USB flash drive, external HD
Required – Vimeo.com page, Mini DV tapes, DVD-R
This “Hands On” Studio course is an introduction to the world of Video Art. We will discuss the history of this medium and develop the technical skills to explore it ourselves. Additional readings will be posted to the blog as well as adjustments to the class schedule.
CLASS RESPONSIBILITIES AFFECTING YOUR GRADE:
*participation in class discussions, extracurricular assignments and in critiques of fellow students’ projects
*completing all assignments on time, including any writing assignments
*acquiring editing skills
*approximately half of your grade is determined by your mid semester and end of the semester project
EVALUATION:
Evaluation is based on technical ability, creative content, progressive development, and the degree on which you challenge yourself.
90-100 A – outstanding: work, participation, effort and, attitude all remarkable
80-89 B – good: work, participation, effort and, attitude beyond expectation
70-79 C – average: all work completed
60-69 D – poor: any one of the requirements below expectation
59-below F – failing: work incomplete, effort and/or, attitude inadequate
CLASS MEETINGS:
8/23 – Introductions
8/25 – History and Conceptual Youtube project assigned
8/30 – Youtube Critique
9/1 – Lecture and Mid Term Paper assigned
9/6 – Lecture
9/8 – Lecture and Stop Motion assigned
9/13 – Stop Motion Proposals Due
9/15– Lab and Lecture
9/20– Stop Motion Critique
9/22– Stop Motion Critique
9/27 – Lecture and Loop Video assigned
9/29 – Lecture and Loop Video Proposals due
10/4 – Lecture and Loop Video Lab
10/6 – Lecture and Loop Video Lab
10/11 – Loop Video critique
10/13– Loop Video critique
10/18– Lecture
10/20– Mid Term Due and False Narrative Video assigned
10/25 – False Narrative Video proposals due
10/27– Lecture and Video Lab
11/1– Lecture and Video Lab, Final Video proposals due
11/3 – Lecture and Video Lab
11/8 – False Narrative Video critique
11/10– False Narrative Video critique
11/15– Lab
11/17– Lab
11/22– Final Project presentation and critique
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