Photo Awesome

Does anyone still read this thing?
Recently we spoke with Julian Cox of the High Museum on Alec Soth…
Julian Cox on Alec Soth

and on Richard Misrach…
Julian Cox on Richard Misrach

I guess you’re not able to embed video, but there you go. And keep an eye out for Art Relish’s fabulous redesign coming up very soon!

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.

Hey guys, just thought I’d let you know about some of the video work I’ve been doing lately. I’ve been shooting a lot of stills, but I haven’t been working toward a particular project (that I know of yet). But I’ve felt inspired to make more of a shift toward video lately. Really makes me wish I had taken a final cut pro course in grad school. Dang.

Anyway, I’ve added a few new pieces to the video section of my web site. If you have a chance, I’d love to hear feedback either on here, or through email.

Also, how’s everyone doing? =)

Maybe it’s his humility, but Kyle didn’t even tell us about his lecture last year. Heck, I didn’t even know he had a blog. He sounds like a pro! Nice…

Here’s a video I made using soundslides of an opening at The Opal Gallery.  I’d appreciate any comments or suggestions being this is my first attempt.  thanks.

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.

Okay, so you all know that I don’t have a mic and my camera battery was dying, so I tried… hehe, enjoy the video of Peter!

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krnEfebBxjs[/youtube]

Hello. Look at what we did.

Come live here next.

I’ve posted a recent interview with Denise Lira-Ratinoff on her show “Elements” at the Hagedorn Foundation Gallery. Check it out at Art Relish.

I interviewed Carl Martin at the Opal Gallery last Friday for Art Relish. See if you can spot the rock star at the opening…

Susan Krause and Steve Jarvis of the newly anointed Sculpture Awesome brought a camera and a sledgehammer to our show. Check out a few interviews in their first video:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCxcYt0u3N4[/youtube]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BLcZlnXnsg[/youtube]

I just made a super quick video (and I mean quick! Don’t watch if you get motion sickness!) of all the pieces after Blue Tower cleared out tonight. I know several other folks are making videos of their own that will feature much more in-depth content later, but I just wanted to get something up for those folks not able to make it out this evening.

And yes, I chose the music. It’s perfect, and you’re all wrong if you disagree. =)

w00t! We’re done.

Check out the video preview of the Photo Awesome show over at Art Relish.

Yeah that’s right, I can make videos too.

Youtube

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-oi33OcDVOU[/youtube]

iPod Version

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGDII6C3Ujw[/youtube]

iPod Version

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d–dUGliaw8[/youtube]

Jay Fox, Jason Kofke and I made a little film last night.

Shinique Smith @ Saltworks in Atlanta
YouTube

Because I’m a fan of This American Life and Ira Glass, my interest piqued when I stumbled upon these four semi-short videos of Ira giving advice to people interested in making, say, video podcasts, or really any kind of creative broadcast. Of course, creative is the key word, and that’s why these seem especially valid to us as artists. If you only have time for one, listen to the THIRD segment. But if you can, listen to all four:

• Ira Glass on Storytelling #1
• Ira Glass on Storytelling #2
• Ira Glass on Storytelling #3
• Ira Glass on Storytelling #4