17.4.11
docomo phone ad
Just had this sent through by Amy - a good concept with a strong Woody theme - the question is whether it is real or not - ie - done in one take?
City of Sound blog
Just had a look again at the City of Sound blog and found loads of good stuff on there - a recommended read - including...
A film of Gordon Matta Clarke making Conical-Intersect (1975) in Beaubourg Paris
plus info and footage of a film called Utopia London
A film of Gordon Matta Clarke making Conical-Intersect (1975) in Beaubourg Paris
plus info and footage of a film called Utopia London
Photography: Idris Khan, Michael Wesely and Darren Almond

I have just seen a reference to the work of Idris Khan in the Observer (17.04.11) - I realise now that he did the visuals for the Editor's albums. I was reminded, when looking at this work of the photographer Michael Wesely who also creates amazing images of architecture, spaces and places.
Above is "Homage to Bernd Becher" or "every…Bernd and Hilla Becher Prison type Gashouse" from 2004. Here Khan has taken the Bechers' works and overlaid them to produce a single image.
It looks like a time-based piece created by Muybridge or Marey but is instead multiple photos of spaces placed one over the other to create a new kind of space. There is a ghost-like nature to the image with the space appearing undefined or undefineable, while also appearing to move or spin.
Michael Wesely generates similar ghostly apparitions in his photographs (and they are photographs - often made with pin-hole cameras) by creating single images from extremely long exposures. The images below reflect long term architectural construction processes in Berlin and MOMA New York - the New york image was something like a 3yr exposure.


This in turn reminds me of the 'Fullmoon' images created by Darren Almond. The images were created by using long exposure times at night using only the light of the moon.

Fullmoon-Tondo@Orkney C-Print 2007
10.3.11
Neue Museen at The Esotrick Collection, London.

(16mm, 14:00, colour, sound)
Tuesday 22nd March 2011
Presented in conjunction with the exhibition From Morandi to Guttuso: Masterpieces from the Alberto Della Ragione Collection.
Focusing on the radical, Modernist exhibition designs of Italian architect Franco Albini and his collaboration with museum director Caterina Marcenaro in the early 1950s, Neue Museen features material shot in the galleries of the Palazzo Bianco and Palazzo Rosso in Genoa.
The screening will be accompanied by a discussion between the artists and Robert Lumley, Professor of Italian Cultural History, University College London. The evening will also feature a screening of Machine on Black Ground (16mm, 2009).
For details see the Estorick website
9.3.11
Dollies Rigs Jigs and other devices (a starting point – help needed to expand this resource, please send your own links)
IKEA HACK Dolly. Came across this today and it got me thinking that I should put these together as a resource.
DIY JIB. Good example here and there are loads actually – you can take your pick depending on how much you can spend and what soundtrack you prefer to listen to while you are learning.
MOTION CONTROL RIG I made earlier – NOT, it’s a milo - we can all dream...
Not exactly DIY but still good – THE DRONE
Devices to watch Polar Bears by: HERE and HERE
BBC's Human Planet: Behind the scenes, start watching at 48mins, 45secs
This one is from KAT, CamTramSystems - go to the SEE VIDEOS page
DIY JIB. Good example here and there are loads actually – you can take your pick depending on how much you can spend and what soundtrack you prefer to listen to while you are learning.
MOTION CONTROL RIG I made earlier – NOT, it’s a milo - we can all dream...
Not exactly DIY but still good – THE DRONE
Devices to watch Polar Bears by: HERE and HERE
BBC's Human Planet: Behind the scenes, start watching at 48mins, 45secs
This one is from KAT, CamTramSystems - go to the SEE VIDEOS page
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