from New York Magazine: Israeli Journalist's YouTube Mockery of Qadaffi Rant Goes Viral in Libya.
from the New York Times: Arabs Embrace Israeli’s YouTube Spoof of Qaddafi
Noy Alooshe, 31, an Israeli journalist, musician and Internet buff, said he saw Colonel Qaddafi’s televised speech last Tuesday in which the Libyan leader vowed to hunt down protesters “inch by inch, house by house, home by home, alleyway by alleyway,” and immediately identified it as a “classic hit.”
PAM is humbled and honored to announce that the Perpetual Art Machine community has been invited by the Guggenheim Museum to be an Affiliate to the upcoming,
YouTube Play. A Biennial of Creative Video
We strongly encourage all artists to participate in this exciting and historic open event.
SUBMISSION DEADLINE
July 31, 2010
YouTube Play. A Biennial of Creative Video aims to discover and showcase the most exceptional talent working in the ever-expanding realm of online video. Developed by YouTube and the Guggenheim Museum in collaboration with HP, YouTube Play hopes to attract innovative, original, and surprising videos from around the world, regardless of genre, technique, background, or budget. This global online initiative is not a search for what’s “now,” but a search for what’s next.
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Dear Madam, dear Sir,
Artist-painter I invite you to visit this Internet address:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRUvEdz8bOE
You will find there a Sequence (1'04") fractionation of the painting 'Le
The Plot thickens.
I’ve now been asked by Jim Rutman from Sterling Lord Literistic Inc. to remove the Dave Hickey lecture videos. I have no idea who Jim Rutman is, or what his relationship to Dave Hickey is, but I am taking this all under advisement. I still intend to write Mr. Hickey a letter regarding this matter. Mr. Rutman's letter appears below.
I just received the following letter from Michael Grant asking me to remove video recordings that I made at the September 17th lecture of Dave Hickey at the SVA Theater and posted on my internet network. I have no desire to employ a cadre of lawyers to sort this out, but it strikes me as extremely ironic that one of New York’s most prestigious and “progressive” institutions of higher art education is, through some misguided desire of control and artistic suppression, actually seeking to destroy works of art.
We’re entering a new age, and as I’ve stated before, I believe the Kalm Report to be an art project that melds reportage, documentation, performance and art criticism. Fittingly, Dave Hickey states in this lecture that “if I saw the new art, I probably wouldn’t like it, I’m too old”. Seems to me that SVA needs to “get young” too.
San Diego artivist Ricardo Dominguez shares an idea for improving the country as part of Sheryl Oring's public art project "Creative Fix."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4B6NJy9d7Vo
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