Unyazi Electronic Cinema
Tags: art, art and tech, kaganof, music, south african art
Tags: art, art and tech, kaganof, music, south african art
So, I managed to land myself in the last issue of Leonardo, Leonardo – Vol. 38, Issue 3 – June 2005 – The MIT Press. It’s a short artist statement about a show I did with Marcus Neustetter last year, and a li’l image. Given their circulation, it’s a pretty big deal for an unknown [...]
circa rhizome and their net.art news, but I wrote it: Drawing on the success of the Johannesburg Biennales of the nineties, local chemist/ composer, Dimitri Voudouris, decided that it was time to bring attention to South African electronic musicians by connecting them with other internationally-renowned talents. Hoping to promote experimentation and interdisciplinary collaboration, he initiated [...]
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Since I’ve been talking about my excitement around working in linear video again, I thought I’d put some of it online. They’re both listed from the video works page on this site. a song for the is the one I made for Kaganof’s upcoming Festival in Rotterdam (spent the weekend on it; the poem had [...]
Friday was a pretty fun day of working with hands, and Polite Forcing it around the downtown area with Nerf’s crew of (mostly student) artists. It became a kind of creative class of healthy, steady “makin’ stuff,” most of which was only interesting because of the odd collaborative process by which it was made, and [...]
Tags: kaganof, south african art
Tags: kaganof, south african art
Christian Nerf is taking some of the crit from Art South Africa and artthrob to heart. This time, his 24-hour residency is over a shorter span of time (eight hours per day for three days), and has a lot more people in a smaller space. The big difference, tho, is that short, specific tasks are [...]
Tags: kaganof, south african art
Tags: kaganof, south african art
Adam Levin next to his new book. Went to the book launch for aidsafari last evening. It started with its author, Adam Levin, saying something like, “I’m really happy to be here tonight. No, really; you have no idea how happy I am to be here.” (Bu-dum-cha.) I’m not sure I can describe what it [...]
Had a great and fun chat about various Joburg niceties, video art in the age of digitalia, spritiualism online, and wherever else (Aryan) Kaganof’s, Nicola’s or my fancies took us. It was a good start to the morning, with coffee and dessert – looking forward to hearing more about the Rotterdam Film Festival, for which [...]
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OMG, I had no idea that the premises gallery was so good at documenting their shows! I was there cuz I mentioned I wrote a review of Sean Slemon’s show to Marcus Neustetter, and he said to get some of the images from their site. It’s so good to see a South African small gallery [...]
dude. and you can’t find him on google cuz it thinks that you want to know what someone named mitch was saying. stupid google. what else can you say about mitch, really? Tags: uncategorical
Spent a lot of my time over the last couple of days working on a video art work for a show Aryan Kaganof is putting together in Holland. I used found footage (Clash of the Titans), and a poem I wrote a few years ago that I had never recorded. I miss it. (Miss what?) [...]
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Apparently a biography of Eudora Welty that came out a few years ago “diminished” her because it accused her of turning to writing because she was homely. A friend of hers has written a new biography after getting a chance to thoroughly go through her papers in an effort to defend her friend. What’s to [...]
Tags: art, kaganof, news and politics, poetry, pop culture, south african art, theory