live music in Moscow, ID
If you're in the Moscow/Pullman area for Cinco de Mayo and find yourself at a loss for what to do, go check out my friends the Magic Mirrors at the Nuart in downtown Moscow. It's cheap, it's good and it's local.
If you're in the Moscow/Pullman area for Cinco de Mayo and find yourself at a loss for what to do, go check out my friends the Magic Mirrors at the Nuart in downtown Moscow. It's cheap, it's good and it's local.
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Labels: guitar, idaho, local music, magic mirrors, moscow, rock'n'roll
"Hidden Track shows how contemporary visual culture is breaking out of the second dimension and printed form and entering into three-dimensional space, where it can be experienced. The book demonstrates how rooms are being occupied creatively and how items are being transformed. It presents the diverse exhibition possibilities that currently exist – a spectrum ranging from live painting to installations and 3D objects.
At the same time the book illustrates how urban and street art have recently moved even further out of the subculture and are now being featured more often in galleries and museums worldwide. It analyses how these public art forms are being perceived in an international art context and investigates the fundamentally different forms of presentation that this new context demands.
Through abundant images and incisive text Hidden Track also introduces the artists and exhibition spaces that are taking current visual culture out of the underground to the level of high culture."
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Labels: art, book, contemporary, interaction, media, visual
This would be really interesting on a larger scale.
Kind of integrates the pixelator with a greater dependence on interactivity.
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Labels: art, dance, gallery, interactive video, video
Nissan's commercials are getting pretty flawless.
A lot of green screen?
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Labels: advertising, integration, marketing, technology, video
http://artinteractive.org/
"Art Interactive's mission is to provide a public forum that fosters self-expression and human interaction through the development and exhibition of art that is contemporary, experimental, and participatory."
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Labels: art, gallery, interactivity, museum, participation, public
My buddy Nich showed me this just a few days ago...
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Labels: art, artists, community, curators, interactivity, portfolio, students
Group 4's Adventurous Paper Baggers
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Labels: bag head, funny, interactive media, outrageous, paper bag, ridiculous, video
Group 3's Throwdown
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Group 2's Contribution to the Epic
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Group 1's Masterpiece...
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Labels: adventure, bag head, funny, interactive media, music video, outrageous, paper bag, ridiculous
There are a lot of ways to get our videos out there. Some obviously better than others, but it can't hurt to cover as many bases as possible, can it?
-Myspace
-Facebook
-website
-College Humor, YTMND, other similar websites
-Evergreen/Argonaut
-individual youtube accounts + favorites
-word of mouth/emails to people we know
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Labels: fa435, video dissemination