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INSPIRATION
"Today old men are striving to ensure that there may never be another spring: but there will be, for in it lies the birth of a new universal step. Today the avant-gardes of economics and politics are fighting to gain territory, in order to prepare a place for the foundations of the new world: all the young forces are collecting on it and will create a world in their new image." - Kasimir Malevich
 
Scope Basel - Regurgitating Histories - The Future Was Then [PART 2]
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Perpetual Art Machine presents
The Future Was Then [PART2] Regurgitating Histories

Please join us in the SCOPE BASEL VIP Lounge to celebrate Perpetual Art Machine's first show in the elite fine art landscape of Basel Switzerland and to commemorate the video art legend Nam June Paik. Paik was credited over thirty years ago with coining the phrase “The future is now”.  [PAM] asks what that means today in our rapidly changing world by re-presenting an ambitious program of five specially curated video projects originally organized for Scope New York 2008 by Jarrett Gregory, Robert Adanto, Yiannis Colakides and Helene Black, Andrew Erdos in addition to the newest incarnation of the [PAM] installation and a specially curated section by [PAM] founders Chris Borkowsky, Raphaele Shirley and Lee Wells.

Special thanks to Scope Art Fairs, NeME.org, and IFAC.

SCOPE Basel - June 3-8 2008
Uferstrasse 80  CH-4057 Basel  Switzerland.

Above Image: Ondrej Brody and Kristofer Paetau, Art Forum Accident, 2005

 
Video Synthesis at QCC Art Gallery
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Video Synthesis

Artists Include: Danielle Abrams, John Fekner, Darren Foster, Simon Gris, Ray Neufeld, Ryan Seslow, Monica Spier, and Lee Wells.
 
Curated by Ryan Seslow

QCC Art Gallery
The City University of New York
Queensborough Community College
May 1 - July 31, 2008


http://videosynthesisqcc.blogspot.com
Video Synthesis Blog site

http://www.qcc.cuny.edu/ArtGallery/Programs/Exhibits/videoSynthesis
Video Synthesis Official site on The QCC Art Gallery Web site


"Video Synthesis” is an examination of the Inter-relationships of Video Art, Performance, Experimental Film, & Vanguard Documentary. The purpose of this exhibition is to survey, expose, and raise the awareness of motion related art through the medium of video. The works exhibited have all been created using a digital video camera and computer based editing software as a means of expression and communication. It was my intention to select a diverse array of artists that focus on various subjects and techniques to execute their work. The show will present fragments of traditional video art, aspects of performance based art, narrative experimental film, and vanguard documentary. The works have been placed in a chronological order to be viewed one after another. I feel that each piece will add to what synthesizes fragments of a larger whole. The chronological flow of each piece creates a perceptual module.

Video Synthesis will be shown on:

Wednesdays @ 1 pm - 2 pm
Thursdays @ 6 pm - 7 pm
Sundays @ 1 pm - 2 pm


All screenings are in the Media Room at:

The QCC Art Gallery
Queensborough Community College
The City University of New York
222-05 56th Avenue Bayside, NY 11364
 
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