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Aspect is a biannual DVD magazine of new media art. The mission of the publication is to distribute and archive works of time-based art.
Each issue highlights 5-10 artists working in new or experimental media, whose works are best documented in video or sound. Each work can be viewed with or without an additional commentator audio track.
Further Information:
Included in this issue:
ANTHONY DISCENZA: Object 8242600
with audio commentary by Marisa Olson
CAROLE KIM AND JESSE GILBERT: Reverse House Kit
with audio commentary by Julie Lazar
SCOTT SNIBBE: Deep Walls
with audio commentary by George Fifield
SURVIVAL RESEARCH LABORATORY: e-motion
with audio commentary by Susan Joyce
BRENT WATANABE: Thrift Store Tape #3
with audio commentary by Bill Arning
Editor: Michael Mittelman
| Catalog Number: MC-192 |
Type: Shorts Compilation |
Genre: New Media |
| Copyright: 2002 |
Length: 74 minutes |
Format:
DVD Region: 0 (All) |
| TV System: NTSC |
ISBN: |
UPC: |
| Label: Aspect Magazine |
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Films In Compilation
OBJECT 8242600 directed by
Anthony
Discenza
USA,
Experimental,
2001,
Video,
Color,
Magnetic Stereo,
00:09:02
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Reverse House Kit directed by
Carole
Kim
USA,
Experimental,
2003,
DV,
Color,
Magnetic Stereo,
00:12:48
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Deep Walls directed by
Scott
Snibbe
USA,
Experimental,
2002,
Interactive Video Installation,
Magnetic Stereo,
00:02:09
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E-Motion directed by
Survival Research Laboratory
USA,
Experimental,
2002,
Video,
Color,
Magnetic Stereo,
00:06:00
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Thrift Store Tape #3 directed by
Brent
Watanabe
USA,
Experimental,
2001,
Video,
Color,
Magnetic Stereo,
00:07:00
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2004-05-14 Educational Media Resources Online
By Reviewed by Robert L. Wick, Fine Arts Bibliographer, Auraria Library, University of Colorado at Denv
Aspect Magazine provides a biannual DVD magazine of new media art which is available both in individual issues and as a subscription. This publication is designed to present and archive and works of time-based art. Each issue features between 5 and 10 artists working in new and experimental media that can be documented in sound and video.
Artists of the West Coast (Aspect, Vol. 2) features the work of Anthony Discenza: Object 8242600, Carol Kim and Jesse Gilbert: Reverse House Kit, Scott Snibbe: Deep Walls, Survival Research Laboratory: e-motion, and Brent Watanabe: Thrift Store Tape #3. Each selection in this Aspect edition provides a different approach to mediated, time-based art. These artists are developing new artistic genres, and are considered pioneers in the area of electronic art. The DVD has very good production values, and is relatively easy to set up and view. In some cases there are interactive elements which may or may not be used by the viewer. It is formatted for both Windows and Macintosh platforms.
Highly recommended. |
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