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John Cage: Water Walk 1.29.2009

For a while I had a tough time embracing John Cage.  He is studied extensively in music composition courses, and his work is influential in literature, visual arts, and modern art theory so I feel like I know the guy personally (he died in 1992).  Last semester was no exception… I took four courses and [...]


Theo Jansen 1.25.2009

his website


Ahhh… 1.19.2009

This is what I am doing today
A More Perfect Union


Pes 1.18.2009

I love stop motion animation (a very amatuer stop motion animator myself) and Pes is one of the best around.  His animations are short and usually pretty self contained… simple, but humorous and brilliantly executed.  He has a knack for finding the perfect object replacements to animate and his sound design is always spot on.  [...]


Arvo Pärt 1.17.2009

Somehow, I was a little late in discovering this guy, but he has quickly become a favorite.  Arvo Pärt is a classical composer from Estonia who writes somewhat minimalist music generally for large ensembles and choirs.  I’m not in love with his choir music but his orchestral scores produce some of the most beautiful sounds [...]


The Dave Carter Show 1.16.2009

Dave Carter is the creator of Psychotown and various other short, brilliant, animations. He is also a good friend of mine and one of the most kick ass people I know. I can guarantee that after an hour with Dave you will be a more interesting person… and you will probably be drunk [...]


MUTO by Blu 1.15.2009

This is outstanding… hopefully I’ll have time to write about it later.  Here’s the quick and dirty from vimeo.
An ambiguous animation painted on public walls.  Made in Buenos Aires and in Baden (fantoche)


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