Showing posts with label mashups. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mashups. Show all posts
Internet Archive has a makeover...
I cannot emphasize enough the impact and influence the Internet Archive has had on my art, and the direction it has taken since mid way through 2012 when I started getting interested in video and came across the Archive when searching for some public domain footage to experiment with. Since then it has become something of a second home on the Web, one where I resource much of my 'found footage', the repository of my video collection, the definitive 'home' of public domain and the concept of the 'free web', as well as the vast collections of text, audio, books, Netlables, images, music, film, the Gutenberg Collection, the Wayback Machine...the list just goes on and on and on. And all for FREE!
The Archive has just released a Beta version of their new look and feel, and now my video collection is presented in the above format rather than just a list of text titles. I think it's pretty cool (as is everything the Archive is, does and stands for). You can now even 'like' my videos! Check it out here...
I would also encourage you to join and support the Archive. Very easy to sign up and get your e-library card and become part of the electronic frontier...
end game
Following on from the last post Denitsa had sent me some footage that she had edited down from the workshop with Griet in Sofia last June. For some reason when I first saw it chess came to mind, and so this mashup is the result...although at times one could easily find some similarities between the game and the collaborative process. Your move...
I forget you
You can download the files from the Internet Archive here...
The soundscape is by Hyaena Fierling from her album super flumina Babylonis, available on Bandcamp here...
You can visit her website here...
The woman is Brigitte Schiller, from Lutz Mommartz's Die Schiller.
With thanks to all those who work in the Creative Commons...