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Some of you guys met my friend Logan a few years ago when he came to visit Atlanta. I recently attended his MFA thesis exhibition at Artspace 111 in Fort Worth, TX titled Identity Crisis. Here’s my interview with him.

I hereby deem this field trip a success. Film runs 3 minutes.

I saw more art and interviewed more people on Friday. Drove up to Milwaukee with some new-found friends, and had a great time.

Hello. Look at what we did.

Come live here next.

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Shinique Smith @ Saltworks in Atlanta
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The final video from my little trip to Denver. It runs a little over 6 minutes long.

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Two videos from our trip to Dallas (and Austin) for the College Art Association annual conference, February 19-23, 2008.

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Our first video from Basel is actually from Scope. We got together with Rhys Gallery (Boston) to shoot Shaun El C. Leonardo’s boxing performance last night. Check out the video.

SCAD student films were shown at the High Museum as part of their “Go All Night!” festivities.

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So we had some fun with making movies tonight.

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It’s long, but it’s worth it. Sit back and hopefully you can enjoy all 10 minutes without losing your mind.

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Last Thursday, Alec Soth spoke at the High Museum of Art Atlanta. Prior to the lecture, the PhotoAwesome crew met up with him and Michael David Murphy of Atlanta Celebrates Photography for a quick interview.

Dave and I made a video. It’s on the YouTube.

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This was at Whitney’s opening at TEW Galleries in July. I’ll be posting the actual video soon enough, but I have to admit, I am a total sucker for slowing things down. I mean, this has to be the funniest accident I’ve made in awhile. Ok, at least it’s funny to me.