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The iotaWeekly
May 24-30, 2010
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Clip of the Week
"3600 Frames" (2010) by Vertna Bradley
From the first of its titular 3600 frames, Vertna Bradley's "3600 Frames" (2010) entrances you with its hypnotizing pattern and flow of flickering photographed images. Accompanied by somber electro-industrial music, this piece will leave each viewer with a unique & complex series of images and questions burned into the mind.
To view more of Vertna Bradley's work, please visit her Vimeo page.
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2010 Live Performers Meeting
May 27-30
The 2010 Live Performers Meeting is the eight edition of an international meeting of live video performers, visual artists, and VJs focused on live video performance. Held at Brancaleone in Rome, Italy from May 27-30, this unique media conference unites hundreds of visual performers and artists from around the world to host performances, exhibitions & showcases, and new media-creation software & products throughout its four day run, with each day having a different complementary theme.
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Louis Hock
Born in Los Angeles in 1948 and raised in Arizona, Louis Hock began making films when he was studying psychology and poetry at the University of Arizona, graduating with a BA in Psychology in 1970. In 1973 he received an MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Louis Hock's artwork - films, video tapes, and media installations - have been exhibited in solo shows at numerous national and international art institutions including the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, & the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. His work has been described as an "hypnotic study in motion" (Nora Sayre, The New York Times); "Our eyes are virtually goaded out of our heads" (Richard Eder, The New York Times). In 1977, Hock joined the University of California, San Diego, and still works there as a professor in the Visual Arts Department.
For more information on Louis Hock and his work, please visit his website
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