Watch the official 2010/2011 teaser for Look on the Bright Side, available for free on the Voleurz site November 2010. Loving the fun design and the wicked shots and editing.
Produced and directed by Darren Rayner; Production team: Mason Mashon, Charlie Grinnell, Keegan Salmon, Scott Tolan and design by Bruce Giovando.
Join eatART for their annual Energy Awareness Film Festival on August 14 and 15, 2010. Start with their energy themed movies in the solar powered cinema, ContainR (free of charge), and then cap off the evening at the masquerade (entry by donation)!
eatART Labs: 577 Great Northern Way (on the GNW campus)
+ more event info, here.
Well hello there reader,
Have YOU seen The Lab Magazine yet? If not, then you’d better hurry up and get familiar with all 99 pages of it. Tons of great content for the soul, the spleen, the mind, and yes, the eyes. Flip, read, obsess. It’s all there. Following the plentiful Issues 00 and 01, Issue 02 is now out online and in stores.
Rashida Jones, Nicolas Stroller, Florence + The Machine and lots more goodies, waiting in there for your gentle gaze and occasionally trembling hands. Don’t leave them hanging!
And for some bonus info on the super troopers running this tight ship, check out a Skewed-style interview from our time machine, right here.
Lo-fi video experiments by London based filmmakers Luke White and Remi Weekes. Watch Seaweed, along with other videos, posted on Tell No One, a blog giving a peek into their creative and experimental process.
“we hope to post our on-going ideas, inspirations and processes. Think of this as like an informal brainstorm.”
New video for Benga’s “Baltimore Clap” , directed by Kristofer Ström from the UK animation/film studio, Blinkink.
It must have been amazing to shoot and edit this video; World champion freediver Guillaume Nery special dive at Dean’s Blue Hole, the deepest blue hole in the world filmed entirely on breath hold by the french champion Julie Gautier.
Filmed with a 5D Marc II, this fictional video took the couple 4 afternoons of shooting. Great results.
Lexa’s latest work… the teaser trailer for this April’s Miko Kuro’s Midnight Tea.
Catch the next Tea on Saturday, June 19.
This June, Make Art History will be presenting a public symposium on the current budget cuts to BC’s Cultural Sector and the need for the development of a more sustainable art system.
In March 2010, the BC Liberal government has withdrew much of its support to the arts, culture, and heritage in BC by cutting the BC Arts Council Budget by more than 50% and Gaming Grants for arts and culture by approximately 50% in this year’s 2010/11 budget. This is a sector that employs 650,000 people, twice the number employed in either forestry or agriculture.
Show your support by attending the event on June 25, 2010, help them spread the word and rally all supporters for the arts for this cause!
The panelists will address the sustainability of our art system and the need for the development of new emerging artist economies. The 2010 panelists are:
Bruce Haden – President of the Board, The Contemporary Art Gallery Vancouver
David Jordan – Executive Director of the Vancouver International Fringe Festival
Kate Armstrong - Artist, writer and independent curator, instructor at Emily Carr University
Amir Ali Alibhai – Executive Director for the Alliance for Arts and Culture
Marcus Youssef – Artistic Producer for Neworld Theatre
Spencer Chandra Herbert – MLA, Official Opposition Critic Tourism, Culture and the Arts
Keith Higgins – Administrative Coordinator Helen Pitt Gallery/Honorary Board Member Art Speak.
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