Was part of a festival / party promoting Irish tourism in Dublin SL this past weekend (weird to be dancing and partying while sick in bed, but there you are). Below is a brief video with some of my prints (and my dancing avi) featured, and below that, a scan of the Irish Times feature [...]
A continuation from The Wireframe Series: Sentimental Construction #1, performance 2 (passage) is a similarly site-specific, publicly performed architectural structure made of rope. The piece, erected in Joubert Park, Johannesburg South Africa (2007), twists the idea of ‘public space’ by its double activation: first, through the volunteers who stretch its form outward and around them; [...]
Video installation, projected on sculptures in the shape of the original furniture (as distorted by the wide angle lens), which is bolted to the wall. Has been exhibited in various South African venues. “video art exploring multiplicity – three characters played by the same artist. installed by projecting onto a table and three chairs of [...]
Now available is a newly exported and less buggy podcast of odys for your ipod, or watch all 6 videos on youtube (these are in reverse chronological order – you can feel free to jump around, or start at the bottom and work your way up): You need to a flashplayer enabled browser to view [...]
“shadowalk uses the digitized shadows of passersby to create temporary, 2-dimensional, sculptures on the floor; it’s meant for large groups to play with. by nathaniel stern, henry lam and margot jacobs” more You need to a flashplayer enabled browser to view this YouTube video Tags: art, art and tech, me, re-blog tidbits, youtube
“elicit is a full body interactive installation that produces projected text in front of wherever the participant moves. Shown here is South African dancer Jeanette Ginslove using the piece” — more This work is under a Creative Commons GPL license, and has been used in several multimedia performances since late 2001. See link above to [...]
Gonna spend the next few hours converting and uploading videos and video documentation to youtube, in preparation for the new web site (probably going up in a week or three). Enjoy! “funny slam poetry about identity as constructed through mass consumerism; eat was a site-specific video installation made for a solo exhibition at the Outlet [...]
Both on my implicit art and “now on youtube” kick, my ’04 Brett Kebble-winning work is up. With voiceover, or just documentation, as below. Tags: art, art and tech, me, pop culture, south african art, stimulus, technology, theory, youtube, implicit art, nathaniel stern
Implicit Art, or as I more often call it, Implicit Body Art, is art that asks us to move in ways we normally wouldn’t, pushing the boundaries of performativity and affect. A different mode of thinking about interactive art – whether for critique or production or both – the Implicit Manifesto does not look to [...]
Paddy’s favorite piece of mine is now on YouTube. See the work in action, stuttering (also below), or watch a video with voiceover of me telling what it’s all about…. Tags: art, art and tech, me, pop culture, re-blog tidbits, south african art, stimulus, technology, uncategorical, youtube, nathaniel stern, re blog tidbits
Got some pix up on a flickr set of some new friends and their work from the “Organic Motion: Kinetic and Interactive Sculpture” 2-week workshop at the Anderson Ranch out by the Rockies, Colorado. A fun time, and I hope to make it back. Also, click below for a li’l YouTube video of my first [...]
I went and updated the Compressionism documentation video a bit, and put it up on YouTube. These are performative prints made by strapping on a scanner, computer and battery pack, then traversing the landscape – sometimes printing digitally, other times transforming the images with hand-made / traditional techniques. The video shows some work, and how [...]
