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US artist Patrick Marold has created a unique installation that harnesses the power of the wind. 14 views | 0 comments Click here to watch the video (01:04) Submitted By: ITN Tags: Wind Art Art Installation Vermont Categories: Entertainment

In anticipation of the upcoming performance of The Abattoir Pages, Joseph Matheny in conversation with John Harrigan about anything and everything that comes to their mind. All music provided by Veil of Thorns Songs, in order: And the Beast of the Vision Still Roams in Dream Intellectual Institutional Object Thought Pollution Evolution In Your Ear: Reviewing Selected Shorts: A Celebration of the Short Story Guerrilla Zoo and FoolishPeople present The Abattoir Pages, a terrifying immersive Halloween experience, hosted in a vast, secret subterranean landscape that was once one of London s largest abattoirs. The Abattoir Pages combines immersive performance, art installation, haunting and treasure hunt-style activity to form a labyrinth of mystery and horror, exposing the earliest Gaelic and Pagan rites. Once inside, audience members will be free to explore the abandoned underground chambers, join the secret party or may be caught in the middle of the most terrifying of puzzles. This Hallowe’en, the infamous horror author Helen Mayer will hold court at a debauched secret party. She will share the perverse and warped research conducted inside the old abandoned abattoir, which was the genesis of her greatest work. In this dark playground, the very nature of human terror has been tested, abused and fed into the living story The Forest . The author invites you to solve the puzzle and unlock the terrifying history within the old and powerful pages hidden throughout the slaughterhouse. Each holds a key to learning the truth of an ancient tale, which will ensure your survival. Tonight, a debt will be repaid to blood dishonoured. An eternal nightmare rises up from the depths of the dark boreal forest, in the shadow of the mountain. It comes to feed on new meat inside an old abattoir. http://www.apocryphon.org/

Installation with 30 light boxes as a flip book celebrating the 125th anniversary of the Arlberg railroad tunnel. Blisadonnatunnel between Langen am Arlberg and Kloesterle The installation can only be seen from the train. Richard Jochum shows a short video with a staged portrait of the old emperor of Austria, Franz Josef. The emperor looks friendly towards the eye of the beholder/camera, while kindly lifting his hat and greeting the viewer with a smile ever so gently. The video lasts for 2 seconds only and has been split up into 30 single digital frames which have been printed on translucent foil and put into 30 light boxes. The installation works like a flip book nicely placed to be seen by the travelers from the window of the passing train. One could imagine the viewers to start a conversation such as: Wasn't this just the old emperor? And those who have missed the short moment of display answering: Whom? Or: Which one? In the process of time people will have heard from the project and the travelers will be waiting for the friendly greeting fromt he windows of their train. Franz Josef was co-responsible for one of the biggest tunnel construction projects of the 19th century, the Arlberg railroad tunnel with more than 14 kilometer in length. Hence, it made sense to pick his image for an art project playfully celebrating the anniversary. On a deeper level, the project plays with old Austrian sentiments: as a nation that is still proud of its history, the great Empire, yet knowing, that it's grandness has become part of the past. The brief flare-up of "history", i.e. an image from the past as it is presented by the light box installation makes up exerience a ride on a ghost train in a luna park: aiming to say, history is something that flashes us from the past. What is the celebration of an anniversary turns hereby into an artistic intervention with a pinch of humor: with kind regards fromt the late emperor. Concept: Richard Jochum Emperor Franz Josef: Lucien Samaha More information: http://arlbergbahn.blogspot.com

So I have been gone for almost two weeks in San Antonio visiting family. While there I tried to take some video of things I did and people I saw...some of which I will try to put up here. This is an art installation I saw in downtown San Antonio.

Installatie op modebiënnale Arnhem 2007 Author: GerjanneTiemens Keywords: art installation Added: July 5, 2007