I can think of few things better than visiting Tomás Saraceno's Cloud Cities
on your birthday.
Part ecological bounce house and part gravity defying mind bender,
this show really makes you rethink the components connected to perception
and experience of space.
Showing posts with label hamburger bahnhof. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hamburger bahnhof. Show all posts
20.11.11
Birthday Bubbles...
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architecture,
art,
birthday,
bubble,
cloud,
cloud city,
design,
ecology,
hamburger bahnhof,
tomas saraceno
20.4.11
We Can Work it Splice by Splice
There is some really great work up
at the Hamburger Bahnhof Museum right now.
One of the best things I saw today was a video recreating one of
Glenn Gould's most important recordings by splicing together thousands
of samples from amateur performance videos uploaded on YouTube and
projecting them on two enormous screens, side by side.
Not only did this cacophonous installation offer some extremely compelling
glimpses and juxtapositions of people, animals, instruments,
and vintage equipment...
But it sounded great too!
at the Hamburger Bahnhof Museum right now.
One of the best things I saw today was a video recreating one of
Glenn Gould's most important recordings by splicing together thousands
of samples from amateur performance videos uploaded on YouTube and
projecting them on two enormous screens, side by side.
Not only did this cacophonous installation offer some extremely compelling
glimpses and juxtapositions of people, animals, instruments,
and vintage equipment...
But it sounded great too!
Well done, Cory Arcangel, that was a lot of work!
Labels:
art,
artist,
berlin,
cory arcangel,
germany,
glenn gould,
hamburger bahnhof,
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piano,
projection,
video,
youtube
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