Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We?
A new video installation of mine will be featured in an upcoming group exhibit in Jerusalem, Israel. Feel free to check me out if you’re in the vicinity – admission is free. Here’s the invitation:
If you are no way near Israel – you can, as always, check my video work online:
With so much crappy movies of cats doing stuff on YouTube, it's refreshing to find the real gems: Today's top video on Nielsen's blogpulse is this amazing video, morphing female heads off paintings. Check it out here.
You are all invited to the Beaujolais Festival, held this week in Jerusalem and featuring selected works from students of Jerusalem various art school.
Here is the program (in Hebrew):
I was very honored when the producers of the Machol Shalem Dance Festival asked me to create a video work exclusively for the event, and created a video installation consisting of seven different monitors, mixing 1940’s American instructional films, with electronic downtempo music as soundtrack.
The festival was held in the Gerard Behar Centre, Jerusalem, Israel and consisted of three evenings (November 14-16, 2006) of modern dance.
You can view the work in two versions - just the videos:
and the actual installation set-up:
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