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The morose trend that seems to have pervaded ASPECT for the first four issues needed to come to a conclusion. To that end we asked for artwork that expressed a lightness of heart, a sense of humor, or the joys of life. Joie de Vivre explores levity and humor in art and demonstrates how broadly that concept can be interpreted: long distance friendship and collaboration, a midnight snack, the pain of maintaining a smile for a length of time, discovering plaster babies, or simply exploring your neighborhood.
Further Information:
Included in this issue:
HARVEY LOVES HARVEY: Your Harvey at Work
with audio commentary by Jeff Stark
DAVID LACHMAN: Home Made
with audio commentary by Lisa Dorin
TONI LATOUR: Robin Red Breast
with audio commentary by Coleen Heslin
LIZ NOFZIGER: Bambini
with audio commentary by Leonie Bradbury
LEE WALTON: Making Changes
with audio commentary by Marisa Olson
Editor: Michael Mittelman
Creative Direction: 2Communique
Animation Director: Jonathon Ouellette
Sound Design: Andrew Mittelman
| Catalog Number: MC-385 |
Type: Shorts Compilation |
Genre: New Media |
| Copyright: 2005 |
Length: 35 minutes |
Format:
DVD Region: 0 (All) |
| TV System: NTSC |
ISBN: 0-9749657-2-3 |
UPC: 837101052108 |
| Label: Aspect Magazine |
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Films In Compilation
Your Harvey at Work directed by
Harvey Loves Harvey
USA,
Experimental,
0,
Video,
Color,
Magnetic Stereo,
00:04:05
"Your Harvey At Work" was created at the request of Oni Gallery in Boston for an 'artists statement slam,' in conjunction with the opening of a salon show in 2003. The gallery wanted Harvey Loves ...
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Home Made directed by
David
Lachman
USA,
Experimental,
2004,
Video,
Color,
Magnetic Stereo,
00:05:00
David Lachman’s work explores the terrain of consciousness where familiar and unfamiliar coexist. He is concerned with creating experiences that encourage viewers to become aware of their own ...
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Robin Red Breast directed by
Toni
Latour
Canada,
Experimental,
2004,
Video,
Color,
Magnetic Stereo,
00:06:00
In Robin Red Breast, animal behavior acts as a metaphor for human
socialization and art world posturing. While imitating the robin,
Latour offers a satirical look at boastful inclinations and a ...
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Bambini directed by
Liz
Nofziger
USA,
Experimental,
2004,
Color,
Magnetic Stereo,
00:08:00
I am fascinated by what we overlook. I examine and excavate the layered pasts of a space and/or object, reorganizing in light of contemporary culture and current events. Sparked by religion, ...
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Making Changes directed by
Lee
Walton
USA,
Experimental,
2004,
Video,
Color,
Magnetic Stereo,
00:08:00
By wandering the streets aimlessly- shifting, tipping, leaning, flipping, balancing, crumpling and re-position things, I am questioning my ability to "make changes".
After a day of consciously ...
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