‘Television Fan’ by Thomson & Craighead.
The fan blows onto VHS rustling leaves and every minute or so, a rhythmic cycle of flash frame images appear, taken from an old catalogue selling film washers. The fleeting glimpses of a woman presenting a wardrobe’s worth of machinery are reminiscent of a spangled magician’s assistant.
By dd
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Posted in Composition
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Also tagged aggressive, connection, DIY, fuckem, influence, installation, montage, nature, obsolete, passive, plinths, relationship, technology, television, thomson & craighead, tv set, video
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Dren Maliqi, ‘Hot and Cold’ (2006)
By mh
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Posted in Composition
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Also tagged cold, dren maliqi, found, fuckem, heater, hot, installation, juxtaposition, light, opposition, sculpture, unknown, warmth
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‘Bob Dylan Blues’ (1970) by Syd Barrett
By mh
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Posted in Composition
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Also tagged 60s, action, bob dylan blues, embrace, fuckem, hat, lament, lampoon, money, music, performance, romance, sixties, success, syd barrett, text
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Robert Filiou, ‘7 Childlike Uses of Warlike Material’ (1970)
By dd
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Posted in Composition
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Also tagged 7, 70s, bottle, chair, childlike, collection, fluxus, found, france, installation, material, muur, plank, rim, robert filiou, sculpture, seven, shirt, the wild, trash, unknown, useful, uses, wall, war, what the, wood
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Hans Haacke, ‘Blue Sail’ (1964)
By mh
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Posted in Abstraction
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Also tagged action, american, blow, blue sail, DIY, float, fuckem, fun, german, hans haacke, installation, nature, romance, sculpture, the wild, ventilator, wind
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Joe Grimm, ‘Bisected Fan II’ (2009)
By mh
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Posted in Abstraction
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Also tagged 3d, bisected, DIY, double, electricity, green, installation, joe grimm, light, play, red, shadow, two, unknown, ventilator, wind
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By sk
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Posted in Composition
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Also tagged album, Candice Breitz, dance, key, king, Madonna, Michael Jackson, music, queen, sing, video
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By sk
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Posted in Abstraction
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Also tagged big beat, Canada, double o, lithuania, NY, Spencer Brownstone, tape, vent, video, wind, Zilvinas Kempinas
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Peter Blake
Peter Blake, ‘Self-Portrait with Badges’ (1961)