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Come listen to Ilysa's report about the summer 2008 Crafts and Hobbies Association show in Chicago, we talk about covering glass with clay, discussion about the upcoming BOH awards, and other fun stuff.

A film about the Angel of Tnanksgiving sculpture in Belfast, Northern Ireland and the vision of its patron - the late Myrtle Smyth. Interviews with Myrtle, the the artist - Andy Scott, and with Michael Copeland whose company fabricated the sculpture. The sculpture was inspired by Thankgsiving Square in Dallas, Texas. Author: wiseabap Keywords: Angel Belfast Ireland Northern of sculpture Thankgiving Thanksgiving Added: July 24, 2008

Starting with the photorealistic mural by John Pugh in the Town Center Way shopping area just off Highway 111 to the "Roadrunner" sculpture that doubles as Palm Desert's entrance sign on it's eastern border Fred Waring Drive plays host to numerous sculptures in the public art collection for several miles. Author: PalmDesertTravel Keywords: public art sculpture culture travel Added: July 23, 2008

http://npirl.blogspot.com/2008/07/its-hip-this-week-to-be-square-ish.htmlTwo installations: Nested Cubes by Selavy Oh, Subtractive Reactive Social Sculpture by DanCoyote Antonelli (aka DC Spensley). Sculpture flyers: Douglas Story and Arahan ClaveauMusic: "Neurofunk," composed by Michael Genato, ASCAP; published by Mike Genato Music, ASCAP and Freeplaynjj, ASCAP Video: Bettina Tizzy

TALK AS TALK CAN: This episode brings you an excerpt of an informal conversation between SITE Santa Fe Biennal Lucky Number Seven artists Luchezar Boyadjiev, Eliza Naranjo Morse, Nora Naranjo Morse, and Rose B. Simpson. Eliza Naranjo Morse, Nora Naranjo Morse, and Rose B. Simpson are a family of artists from Santa Clara Pueblo. In this video, Rose B. Simpson talks about cultural identity, what it means to be indigenous, the indian art world and the contemporary art world and what her family s participation means for a redefinition of what indian art is. The full length version (56 min.) will be available soon on our HD page. PS: Thanks to Max Friedenberg for the audio! > Right-click (Mac: ctrl-click) this link to download Quicktime video file. > Click this link to watch Quicktime video in new movie window. (more ) Related Articles:Hiroshi Fuji: Kaeru / SITE Santa Fe Seventh International Biennial, Lucky Number SevenSITE Santa Fe Seventh International Biennial, Lucky Number Seven / Interview with Laura Heon / part 2/2SITE Santa Fe Seventh International Biennial, Lucky Number Seven / Interview with Laura Heon / part 1/2Nick Mangan: A1 Southwest Stone / SITE Santa Fe Seventh International Biennial, Lucky Number SevenMartí Anson: Martí and the Flour Factory / SITE Santa Fe Seventh International Biennial, Lucky Number Seven

Some of the sand sculptures at Thomas Beach for the 2008 Minneapolis Aquatennial. Music by 9voltRevolt - used with permission.

Hiroshi Fuji is a social activist. Fuji creates installations, performances, and events that focus on community. He uses materials deemed useless or valueless by society – such as empty water bottles, and old toys – to create works of art. One of his projects is Kaekko , a project that simulates the model of a bazaar: Children exchange their unwanted toys, creating a new market and new values for formerly worthless items. For Lucky Number Seven , SITE Santa Fe Seventh International Biennial, he created Kaeru . As Hiroshi Fuji states: Kaeru starts with a bazaar where children bring unwanted toys to exchange. Local people involve themselves in making artworks from the materials brought to the bazaar. Those works are the interwoven with elements at key places in Santa Fe. This video shows Kaeru at the Museum of International Folk Art on Museum Hill in Santa Fe, and the Santa Fe Opera Parking Lot. Other venues are Fine Arts for Children Teens and the National Dance Institute of New Mexico. PS: The shooting of the Santa Fe Opera Parking Lot was really funny, did you know a cult called Tailgating ? > Right-click (Mac: ctrl-click) this link to download Quicktime video file. > Click this link to watch Quicktime video in new movie window. Related Articles:SITE Santa Fe Seventh International Biennial, Lucky Number Seven / Interview with Laura Heon / part 2/2SITE Santa Fe Seventh International Biennial, Lucky Number Seven / Interview with Laura Heon / part 1/2Nick Mangan: A1 Southwest Stone / SITE Santa Fe Seventh International Biennial, Lucky Number SevenMartí Anson: Martí and the Flour Factory / SITE Santa Fe Seventh International Biennial, Lucky Number Seven

A simple stop motion animation of some guitar picks that I created the first time I did animation or had heard or learnt anything about it.

A ten second animation of an eye turning into an egg

This was an entry into the ITM Smirnoff Experience competition where you had the chance to go clubbing in four amazing places all over the world. After passing the 25 words or less part you had to create a short film on why you would be best choice to win. I created this submission but alas did not win I believe the competition believed my brother and I could not create such a great film by oursleves. We used great bluescreen and Flash animation to create this crazy film. To see more creative creations like this in graphics, film, photography, web and animation go to http://www.paultelling.com.au or http://www.vagrantart.net Paul Telling, paultelling, Vagrant Art, vagrant art, art design, graphic design, web design, creativity, visual arts, painting, drawing, graphic facilitation, mind maps, mind mapping, sculpture, photography, animation,

This was a short production animation made for a film company that I hope to start with my brother in the near future 'Lucid Films'. The logo is based on a painting I did of an eye that has the univers with in it. Which is what lucid dreams create for the dreamer a world where you can do anything. This is what I believe Lucid Films will create in the future films that open a new world to their viewers .To see more creative creations like this in graphics, film, photography, web and animation go to http://www.paultelling.com.au or http://www.vagrantart.net Paul Telling, paultelling, Vagrant Art, vagrant art, art design, graphic design, web design, creativity, visual arts, painting, drawing, graphic facilitation, mind maps, mind mapping, sculpture, photography, animation,

This was an entry into a short film competition that was about stopping drug and alcohol abuse. It is about a gentlemen who has taken his journey with drugs and alcohol too far and has lost his mind the only way out is to end his life. Very surreal and thrilling, I wrote, acted in, filmed and edited this picture including making the music for it.

This film was created for a friends Drama project. Bit of fun for all involved, the film was created as a music video for a song by 'The Red Hot Chilli Peppers'. See if you can spot the tribute shot to 'Vertigo' by Alfred Hitchcock.

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At Art Santa Fe we met with Ravikumar Kashi, represented by Gallery Sumukha, Bangalore and Chennai, India. Ravikumar Kashi is one of the few artists who sculpt with paper. In Santa Fe, he showed the two sculptures Books and Armor . In this video, Ravikumar Kashi talks about the pieces on display at Art Santa Fe, and his work in general. Ravikumar Kashi was born in Bangalore in 1968. He completed his B.F.A. in Painting from College of Fine Arts, Bangalore in 1988. In 2001 he studied handmade papermaking under J. Parry at the Papermaking Resource, Glasgow School of Art, Glasgow, UK, with a grant from the Charles Wallace India Trust. Since 1991 he has had several solo and group shows all over the world. He was selected for ‘Best of Discovery’ section in Sh 07, Art Fair, held in Shanghai, China. Art Santa Fe, July 11, 2008. > Right-click (Mac: ctrl-click) this link to download Quicktime video file. > Click this link to watch Quicktime video in new movie window. Related Articles:Tim Tate / Alida Anderson Art Projects / Art Santa Fe 2008Fletcher Benton / Susie Fuller talks about the kinetic sculptures of Fletcher Benton / Art Santa Fe 2008ART Santa Fe 2008 / Vernissage

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http://www.kalenzo.com This work is conceptualized as an “organic tower.” The magnetic fluid, with a smooth black surface that seems to draw you in, reaches the top of the tower, spreading like a fractal, defying gravity. The form and texture of the physical surface of the tower constantly alter between the hard iron core and the changing form of soft fluid. This is a dynamic sculpture, with reactable fluid surface. Sachiko Kodama

Author: dumbfruits Added: Fri, 18 Jul 2008 10:54:44 -0800 Duration: 344http://www.kalenzo.com This work is conceptualized as an organic tower. The magnetic fluid, with a smooth black surface that seems to draw you in, reaches the top of the tower, spreading like a fractal, defying gravity. The form and texture of the physical surface of the tower constantly alter between the hard iron core and the changing form of soft fluid. This is a dynamic sculpture, with reactable fluid surface. Sachiko Kodama

Author: dumbfruits Added: Fri, 18 Jul 2008 10:54:44 -0800 Duration: 197http://www.kalenzo.com This work is conceptualized as an organic tower. The magnetic fluid, with a smooth black surface that seems to draw you in, reaches the top of the tower, spreading like a fractal, defying gravity. The form and texture of the physical surface of the tower constantly alter between the hard iron core and the changing form of soft fluid. This is a dynamic sculpture, with reactable fluid surface. Sachiko Kodama

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Lucky Number Seven is SITE Santa Fe s seventh international biennial, curated by Lance M. Fung. In this episode we have a look at the work of the artists Wael Shawky, Fabien Giraud, Raphael Siboni, Studio Azzurro, Soun Hong, Scott Lyall, and Piero Golia have created for Lucky Number Seven. In this video, director Laura Heon talks about ephemeral character of most of the works, and SITE s program apart from the biennial (exhibitions, education, lectures, events). SITE Sante Fe Lucky Number Seven, July 8/9, 2008. Part 1/2. PS: Not all of the artists who participate in Lucky Number Seven present their work in SITE s building. We have documented their work in separate videos: Martí Anson s flour mill on Santa Fe s Museum Hill, Nick Mangan s A1 Southwest Stone, Hiroshi Fuji s Kaeru (coming soon). > Right-click (Mac: ctrl-click) this link to download Quicktime video file. > Click this link to watch Quicktime video in new movie window. Related Articles:Nick Mangan: A1 Southwest Stone / SITE Santa Fe Seventh International Biennial, Lucky Number SevenMartí Anson: Martí and the Flour Factory / SITE Santa Fe Seventh International Biennial, Lucky Number Seven

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