Category : video

From the movie All.I.Can by Sherpas Cinema, this is the JP Auclair Street Segment directed by Dave Mossop & JP Auclair and shot in the town of Nelson, B.C.

A terrific little short on artist Christine Sun Kim by Todd Selby

Made by Hand / No 2 The Knife Maker is a very compelling video of knife maker Joel Bukiewicz of Cut Brooklyn from Made by Hand.

Vision, a drawing machine by New York-based art duo Ryan and Trever Oakes.

MOVE from Rick Mereki. And don’t miss the equally compelling LEARN and EAT

“Staring Out The Window” - Fulton Lights.

Dirty Gold - California Sunrise.

Happy Summer.

At Ground Zero, the death of Osama bin Laden was greeted with great jingoistic fervor within hours. But the next morning underneath Williamsburg it was a different story.

The Character by Candice Breitz

Stars | A Take Away Show from La Blogotheque on Vimeo.

The band Stars do a Takeaway Show in a San Francisco bar.

From Beck’s Record Club, an informal meeting of various musicians to record an album in a day. The album chosen to be reinterpreted is used as a framework. Nothing is rehearsed or arranged ahead of time.

Ross Ching shows how attractive L.A. is when you get rid of the cars in Running on Empty. Ching was inspired by a similar project of still photographs, Empty L.A., from L.A. photographer Matt Logue.

Fresno’s been hit hard by the bursting of the housing bubble, where 12% of the homes there had some type of foreclosure filing in 2009. Few have benefited from this abundance of vacant homes like skaters. Cannonball, from the great new short film blog California is a place, shows how the backyards of Fresno have become one, big skater amusement park.

This is amazing. Reggie Watts deconstructs the shite out of classic rap cliches. And the beat is irresistible. Bad words are used.

Pixels by Patrick Jean.

Go along on a roadtrip with one of the world’s greatest living photographers and you’ll see it’s all about the crackers.

Tropisms > Chernobyl > Lost Souls from POLYMORF.

Take Away Show #74.1: Vic Chesnutt.

Vic Chestnutt died on Christmas day from an overdose of muscle relaxants. He was 45.