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YouTube Play. A Biennial of Creative Video aims to discover and showcase the most exceptional talent working in the ever-evolving realm of online video today. Open to the entire global community, we aim to identify and celebrate work that expands the notion of what video can be. Whether you are an amateur or a professional video maker we seek innovative, original, and surprising videos, regardless of genre, technique, background, or budget. This unprecedented initiative is not a search for what’s “now,” but for what’s next.
How to Participate
Now through July 31, 2010, submit new or existing videos created within the last two years at youtube.com/play. Any form of creative video is welcome, including animation, motion graphics, narrative, non-narrative, or documentary work, music videos, and entirely new art forms. Learn more.
Glowing
| video maker ridho beenjono & faisal reza
| talent dhea evi anggraeni
| photographer andi lubis
| assist. photographer adi pablo tambunan
| lighting nail syayer
| mua & wardrobe denny febrita
| location SOHO Capital Medan
Groupe LAPS / Thomas Veyssiére
Originally commissioned for the Fete des Lumières Lyon
LED stick men that danced all over Liberty House.
Groupe LAPS brought the magic of movement to London with their delightful, dancing stick men. This nocturnal artwork charmed audiences with its story, taking over Liberty House on Regent Street. Part animation and part moving sculpture, the LED figures gave energy and excitement to the building with their routine inspired by iconic video games. Part of the KEYFRAMES series, this installation brought glimmers of the past to life and offered an opportunity to reminisce.
Based in France, Groupe LAPS is a collective of artists who are interested in using light in urban environments to tell stories. Comprising video makers, artists, musicians and lighting experts, the group create technical pieces that enchant audiences. Groupe LAPS’ work swings between reality and fiction, and their fleeting installations always have long-lasting impacts.
[Lumiere website]
Groupe LAPS / Thomas Veyssiére
Originally commissioned for the Fete des Lumières Lyon
LED stick men that danced all over Liberty House.
Groupe LAPS brought the magic of movement to London with their delightful, dancing stick men. This nocturnal artwork charmed audiences with its story, taking over Liberty House on Regent Street. Part animation and part moving sculpture, the LED figures gave energy and excitement to the building with their routine inspired by iconic video games. Part of the KEYFRAMES series, this installation brought glimmers of the past to life and offered an opportunity to reminisce.
Based in France, Groupe LAPS is a collective of artists who are interested in using light in urban environments to tell stories. Comprising video makers, artists, musicians and lighting experts, the group create technical pieces that enchant audiences. Groupe LAPS’ work swings between reality and fiction, and their fleeting installations always have long-lasting impacts.
[Lumiere website]
Groupe LAPS / Thomas Veyssiére
Originally commissioned for the Fete des Lumières Lyon
LED stick men that danced all over Liberty House.
Groupe LAPS brought the magic of movement to London with their delightful, dancing stick men. This nocturnal artwork charmed audiences with its story, taking over Liberty House on Regent Street. Part animation and part moving sculpture, the LED figures gave energy and excitement to the building with their routine inspired by iconic video games. Part of the KEYFRAMES series, this installation brought glimmers of the past to life and offered an opportunity to reminisce.
Based in France, Groupe LAPS is a collective of artists who are interested in using light in urban environments to tell stories. Comprising video makers, artists, musicians and lighting experts, the group create technical pieces that enchant audiences. Groupe LAPS’ work swings between reality and fiction, and their fleeting installations always have long-lasting impacts.
[Lumiere website]
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Groupe LAPS / Thomas Veyssiére
Originally commissioned for the Fete des Lumières Lyon
LED stick men that danced all over Liberty House.
Groupe LAPS brought the magic of movement to London with their delightful, dancing stick men. This nocturnal artwork charmed audiences with its story, taking over Liberty House on Regent Street. Part animation and part moving sculpture, the LED figures gave energy and excitement to the building with their routine inspired by iconic video games. Part of the KEYFRAMES series, this installation brought glimmers of the past to life and offered an opportunity to reminisce.
Based in France, Groupe LAPS is a collective of artists who are interested in using light in urban environments to tell stories. Comprising video makers, artists, musicians and lighting experts, the group create technical pieces that enchant audiences. Groupe LAPS’ work swings between reality and fiction, and their fleeting installations always have long-lasting impacts.
[Lumiere website]
Groupe LAPS / Thomas Veyssiére
Originally commissioned for the Fete des Lumières Lyon
LED stick men that danced all over Liberty House.
Groupe LAPS brought the magic of movement to London with their delightful, dancing stick men. This nocturnal artwork charmed audiences with its story, taking over Liberty House on Regent Street. Part animation and part moving sculpture, the LED figures gave energy and excitement to the building with their routine inspired by iconic video games. Part of the KEYFRAMES series, this installation brought glimmers of the past to life and offered an opportunity to reminisce.
Based in France, Groupe LAPS is a collective of artists who are interested in using light in urban environments to tell stories. Comprising video makers, artists, musicians and lighting experts, the group create technical pieces that enchant audiences. Groupe LAPS’ work swings between reality and fiction, and their fleeting installations always have long-lasting impacts.
[Lumiere website]
Os assessores de imprensa Daniel Romeu e Luan Sousa (E e D) e video maker Rodrigo Charu (C), da SE Palmeiras, durante treinamento, na Universidade da Carolina do Norte. (Foto: Cesar Greco/Palmeiras/by Canon)
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Call
uqbar.media art culture and Virtual Renaissance, from October 21 until January 21, give to the artists the opportunity of an ARENA for their art in Second Life, nearby EX.IT sim, (http://slurl.com/secondlife/Experience Italy NW/128/128/SLURL37 ) where they can show their works. The biggest exhibition of art that has come true in second life, carried out in contemporary with the exhibition of Florence in the spirit of the Museum del Metaverso
The works will be exposed to the attention of critics, curators, collectors and lovers of art.
Entries
The works exposed will be circa 40 “artists” (architects, designer, photographers, video maker, directors etc.etc.) there will be five groups of art : visual art, architecture & design, moda & fashion, recreational & performative art, free style
Rules-
- each artist have to :
send a mail to uqbar@live.com with specific description “Arena - name artist”; the mail will have to contain: the name and address, the deliveries, a photo or link of the job, short bio or a link in which it is found.;
join www.uqbar-mediaartculture.ning.com
- the registration will be closed by on October 10th.
- the call will happen through invitations and selection, and will be treated by uqbar.media art culture.
- each exhibition will last 3 days plus one day for the set up, according to a calendar that will be arranged and communicated within October 15th
- a place will bee put to disposition and the web publication aligned for each single preparation.
arco Rosca e Roxelo Babenco uqbar@live.com
Groupe LAPS / Thomas Veyssiére
Originally commissioned for the Fete des Lumières Lyon
LED stick men that danced all over Liberty House.
Groupe LAPS brought the magic of movement to London with their delightful, dancing stick men. This nocturnal artwork charmed audiences with its story, taking over Liberty House on Regent Street. Part animation and part moving sculpture, the LED figures gave energy and excitement to the building with their routine inspired by iconic video games. Part of the KEYFRAMES series, this installation brought glimmers of the past to life and offered an opportunity to reminisce.
Based in France, Groupe LAPS is a collective of artists who are interested in using light in urban environments to tell stories. Comprising video makers, artists, musicians and lighting experts, the group create technical pieces that enchant audiences. Groupe LAPS’ work swings between reality and fiction, and their fleeting installations always have long-lasting impacts.
[Lumiere website]
This VideoFort screen shot of a Costa Rican Tree Frog in the jungle of Costa Rica can be found in VideoFort.com's epic stock footage library. This frame grab comes from our nature and jungle video located here: youtu.be/L7yFDikwERQ VideoFort gives content creators access to the most exclusive stock video footage and media resources on the planet. If you are a film or video maker looking to expand your creative genius VideoFort is your new home.
Tim Rutten is co-founder of Video Power. The video power foundation is a disruptive initiative stimulating the creative production of audio-visual material. By working together with a broad network of partners in the region, by connecting talent(s) with available knowledge and production capacity and by stimulating and facilitating entrepreneurship.
Groupe LAPS / Thomas Veyssiére
Originally commissioned for the Fete des Lumières Lyon
LED stick men that danced all over Liberty House.
Groupe LAPS brought the magic of movement to London with their delightful, dancing stick men. This nocturnal artwork charmed audiences with its story, taking over Liberty House on Regent Street. Part animation and part moving sculpture, the LED figures gave energy and excitement to the building with their routine inspired by iconic video games. Part of the KEYFRAMES series, this installation brought glimmers of the past to life and offered an opportunity to reminisce.
Based in France, Groupe LAPS is a collective of artists who are interested in using light in urban environments to tell stories. Comprising video makers, artists, musicians and lighting experts, the group create technical pieces that enchant audiences. Groupe LAPS’ work swings between reality and fiction, and their fleeting installations always have long-lasting impacts.
[Lumiere website]
Groupe LAPS / Thomas Veyssiére
Originally commissioned for the Fete des Lumières Lyon
LED stick men that danced all over Liberty House.
Groupe LAPS brought the magic of movement to London with their delightful, dancing stick men. This nocturnal artwork charmed audiences with its story, taking over Liberty House on Regent Street. Part animation and part moving sculpture, the LED figures gave energy and excitement to the building with their routine inspired by iconic video games. Part of the KEYFRAMES series, this installation brought glimmers of the past to life and offered an opportunity to reminisce.
Based in France, Groupe LAPS is a collective of artists who are interested in using light in urban environments to tell stories. Comprising video makers, artists, musicians and lighting experts, the group create technical pieces that enchant audiences. Groupe LAPS’ work swings between reality and fiction, and their fleeting installations always have long-lasting impacts.
[Lumiere website]
Groupe LAPS / Thomas Veyssiére
Originally commissioned for the Fete des Lumières Lyon
LED stick men that danced all over Liberty House.
Groupe LAPS brought the magic of movement to London with their delightful, dancing stick men. This nocturnal artwork charmed audiences with its story, taking over Liberty House on Regent Street. Part animation and part moving sculpture, the LED figures gave energy and excitement to the building with their routine inspired by iconic video games. Part of the KEYFRAMES series, this installation brought glimmers of the past to life and offered an opportunity to reminisce.
Based in France, Groupe LAPS is a collective of artists who are interested in using light in urban environments to tell stories. Comprising video makers, artists, musicians and lighting experts, the group create technical pieces that enchant audiences. Groupe LAPS’ work swings between reality and fiction, and their fleeting installations always have long-lasting impacts.
[Lumiere website]