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]]> http://2007.newformsfestival.com/test/feed/ Yun Lam Li http://2007.newformsfestival.com/ http://2007.newformsfestival.com/#comments Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 editor Artists http://2007.newformsfestival.com/?p=683 http://2007.newformsfestival.com/feed/ subMedia.tv http://2007.newformsfestival.com/ http://2007.newformsfestival.com/#comments Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 editor Artists http://2007.newformsfestival.com/?p=684 http://2007.newformsfestival.com/feed/ Scott Kildall http://2007.newformsfestival.com/scott-kildall http://2007.newformsfestival.com/scott-kildall#comments Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 editor Artists http://2007.newformsfestival.com/?p=685 Scott Kildall

Scott Kildall is an artist who works with technology-infused media and themes of memory and anticipation. His work is cross-disciplinary and includes video, prints, performance, installation, sculpture and audio pieces. He has a Bachelor of Arts in Political Philosophy from Brown University. In 2006, he received a Master of Fine Arts degree at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago through the Art & Technology Studies Department. He has exhibited in galleries in Chicago, Miami, Houston, San Francisco, Seattle, Toronto, Helsinki, Ireland, Spain and Romania. He did a conceptual art residency called “The Future of Idea Art” at The Banff Centre for the Arts in the fall of 2006. He followed this with a six-month fellowship at the Kala Art Institute focusing on remembrance in simulated worlds. He also works with Second Front — the first performance art group in Second Life. He currently resides in San Francisco.

]]> http://2007.newformsfestival.com/scott-kildall/feed/ Future Memories http://2007.newformsfestival.com/future-memories http://2007.newformsfestival.com/future-memories#comments Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 editor Works http://2007.newformsfestival.com/?p=686 Future Memories

Scott Kildall, USA, 9:30
These video montages consist of the “in-between” shots from iconic Hollywood films: a flock of birds flying in the twilight, a hand picking up a glass of whiskey, rain falling against garbage cans in an alley, trees whizzing by as seen from a moving car and so on. These interstitial moments are without faces or trademark shots so that recognition of a particular film is nearly impossible. I have carefully excised this imagery from about sixty films and tightly stitched them together to form readable narratives. I have further de-contextualized the shots by converting them to silvery black-and-white tones. Cinematic memory flows from shot to shot, spanning across space and time. I am hoping to displace the viewer into a familiar yet unfamiliar psychological arena.

]]> http://2007.newformsfestival.com/future-memories/feed/ Molotov #2 http://2007.newformsfestival.com/molotov-2 http://2007.newformsfestival.com/molotov-2#comments Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 editor Works http://2007.newformsfestival.com/?p=687 “Molotov #2″ is the second issue of subMedia’s (submedia.tv) lo-fi DVD/Zine “Molotov”. The focus of the second issue is “intellectual property in the battle of creative innovation”.

Intellectual Property Violations by:

Mini Destroy
“Thank Your Precious Universe”

subMedia
“USE”

Keir Smith
“Oh So Criminal”

subMedia
“George Bush Don’t Like Black People”

Aaron Valdez
“Jam the Tram”

Aaron Valdez
“So”

Music by
Art on Vanguard

Bits stolen from
Universal Pictures
20th Century Fox
Warner Brothers
Monkey Warfare
Koyaanisqatsi
Steal this Film
Negativ Land
BBC News
The FBI
EBN

Anti-Copyright 2007
NO RIGHTS RESERVED

]]> http://2007.newformsfestival.com/molotov-2/feed/ Chaos http://2007.newformsfestival.com/chaos http://2007.newformsfestival.com/chaos#comments Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 editor Works http://2007.newformsfestival.com/?p=681 16mm Film, 1993

]]> http://2007.newformsfestival.com/chaos/feed/ Trichotomy of Shannon http://2007.newformsfestival.com/trichotomy-of-shannon http://2007.newformsfestival.com/trichotomy-of-shannon#comments Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000 editor Works http://2007.newformsfestival.com/?p=682 Yun Lam Li

]]> http://2007.newformsfestival.com/trichotomy-of-shannon/feed/ Ben Nevile remixes Ryan Larkin http://2007.newformsfestival.com/ben-nevile http://2007.newformsfestival.com/ben-nevile#comments Tue, 04 Sep 2007 22:26:08 +0000 editor Works http://2007.newformsfestival.com/ben-nevile Ben Nevile will be remixing the films of Ryan Larkin, an animation pioneer and Oscar nominee, who created some of the most influential animated films of his time.

]]> http://2007.newformsfestival.com/ben-nevile/feed/ Very http://2007.newformsfestival.com/very http://2007.newformsfestival.com/very#comments Tue, 04 Sep 2007 22:12:47 +0000 editor Works http://2007.newformsfestival.com/very For this project I will work with the films ‘Very Nice, Very Nice’ (1961) and ‘21-87′ (1963) by Arthur Lipsett, sampling small image and sound segments, and through repetition and layering with other elements, build something both minimal and massive. I will use analog processors that simultaneously manipulate image and sound, as well as hand built oscillators and feedback generators. I aim to create an experience that is overwhelming, visceral, and sublime, paying homage to a brilliant Canadian experimental film maker, whose work is rich in image/sound dynamics, and ablaze with the contradictory terrifying fantastic.

-Erin Sexton

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