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Jake Rohde Rohde059@umn.edu Punk; Attitudinal: Film and Video (1) I was very intrigued to see what constituted at “Punk” film while preparing to attend the February 16th screening at the Walker. The combination of films shown was an eclectic mix...
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I dream of a world where 9 out of ten breifcases in existance are modeled after yours....
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I really liked this project. The intensity created by your sisters heartbeat was unparalleled by any other project. As the prefromance ensued the rhythm remined me strongly of some type of tribal drumming, this added to the intensity of the...
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Despite the leakage and buzzy tones created by the vibrations of the slinky against the wall of the PVC tube I feel as though the project was a success. The compontents I used to construct the device included a variety...
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Street Art is Sweet Art What i like most about Moondog is how he embodies his preformance. sure life imitates art and art imitates life yadda yadda. Moondog's life is art. Moodog's art is his life. he manifested his own...
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while visiting the "vault" at the Baaken I was very interested by the many radionics devices that they had in storage. How could technological medical device that is based on absolutely no scientific evidence have been so widely used by...
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Commented on The Five Obstructions - Blog Response for Monday 12.6
The obstruction that i enjoyed the most was the first obstruction. The bright and vivid imagery of cuba worked very well with the 12 frame obstruction. The freshness of the first obstruction gave it a better feel then the others...
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Both Jan Svankmajer and the Brothers Quay do a wonderful job of using stop motion and both often deal with the raw nature of physical existence. In jan's work he deals with it directly using the human body, clay replications...
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William Kentridge is what some might call a modern day renaissance man. Through his use of many different mediums his expression is expansive and speaks widely to audiences. From charcoal animations to mechanized installations to live performances and operas Kentridge...
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1. John Whitney - Lapis This was my favorite film. The most predominate color in the film is blue. The tones he uses are strikingly similar to those of the lapis lazuli stone. The rich drone sound of the sitar...
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Anybody who digs live music and/or is looking for something to do Thursday night my band is playing at the Acadia Cafe. There are five bands playing and we go on last at 11:30. here is the link to the...
Commented on My Weird Sound Piece
Super-cool-dark-ambient track!! The deep bass frequencies felt like they were massaging the back of my brain. I really dug the violin track that lasts for the duration of the piece. It does a great job of setting a bit of...
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Commented on Anthony Aziz and Sammy Cucher
After viewing the Dystopia and Interiors collections I keep finding myself stuck on the relationships between the two. With one displaying non-living objects (interiors) covered with living tissue and the other displaying living objects incapable of life because of the...

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vones007 commented on Anthony Aziz and Sammy Cucher
Upon first glance of the two pieces i was utterly disturbed, there is such a sense of unknown and unison that these pictures give off an "eerie" feel. There is an underlying principle that is presented about the general trend of people shifting away from uniqueness into a general population. The sense of being stripped of everything that makes a person who they are and turned into a "general being" reflects how much of an grip media and culture has on a person. It makes the person almost incomplete, an unfinished work of art, if you want to call it...
smit5584 commented on Anthony Aziz and Sammy Cucher
Immediately my attention was drawn to what is absent from the images in the Dystopia collection. It, after throwing me off, made me wonder what each subject was thinking, feeling, experiencing at the time each photo was taken, as the main indicators (eyes and mouth) had been altered. If I were to create an unconventional interior, I would use the artwork of cd covers to display the plethora of genres of music that entertain me. -Leah Smith...
zhuxx415 commented on Anthony Aziz and Sammy Cucher
These two collections are both very interesting but frightening. I consider they are trying to show the relationship between human and fear. In the series of Interiors, the author covers the wall with human skin. Although these works only show common scenes of architects, they give audience the weird and terrifying feeling. The author tries to remind audience the fear itself never comes from outside but comes from human beings themselves. Then, in the series of Dystopia, those collections all show human faces without any basic facial features. Audience may also be shocked by these pictures because of those missing...
eric2738 commented on The Five Obstructions - Blog Response for Monday 12.6
My favorite obstruction was #4, because it was the most interesting to me. The animation was very graphic, modern, and dark. I thought it was really cool looking. I thought it was funny that the director that it was very MTV-ish. At first I was offended, because it was the first one I really liked, but then I was thinking maybe he was right. I grew up with MTV, so it would make sense that they have some influence on my aesthetic preferences. I like things that are flashy and interesting, that have lots of different things to look at,...
mccu0287 commented on The Five Obstructions - Blog Response for Monday 12.6
My favorite version of the obstructions was the first obstruction. I really liked how jumpy it was. It is such a unique style and it really kept my attention throughout. Leth’s interpretation of the perfect human was very interesting, I really liked how he played up the fact that he was in Cuba, i.e. making the perfect man salsa dance for the dancing scene. I really disliked the third obstruction. It didn’t seem very cohesive to me and it didn’t seem to follow the story line at all. It didn’t really belong with the other obstructions, the focal point seemed...

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