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Remixing media, crossing (shifting) borders
posts tagged "references"
Remix, Vjing, ZEMOS98
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1. Je me souviens de la mode des duffle-coats.
2. Je me souviens de l’exposition d’Yves Klein à la galerie Allendy, rue de l’Assomption.
3. Je me souviens de Mai 68.
4. Je me souviens des radio-crochets.
5. Je me souviens que Jean Jaurès fut assassiné au Café du Croissant, rue Montmartre.
6. Je me souviens des Actualités au cinéma.
Je me souviens, Georges Perec
Ballons at Spanish birthday party (Late 60’s, Antonio España Archive)
Infernal Noise Brigade. More info
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traveller /ˈtravələ(r)/ (US also traveler)
▶noun
a person who is travelling or who often travels.
■ (usu. Traveller) Brit. a Gypsy.
■ (also New Age traveller) Brit. a person who holds New Age values and leads an itinerant and unconventional lifestyle.
Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press. Vía Wordreference
One of 21 video poems in Four Seasons Productions newly released Moving Poetry Series - Three innovative new films - RANT * RAVE * RIFF. The City of SABA was written in the 13th century by the Sufi mystic poet Jalal ad-Din Rumi and translated and recited in our film by Coleman Barks. What is so striking about this poem is it’s relevance to what is happening in our SABA - Washington, D.C.
Everyone either loves or hates the cheesy tunes and outlandish costumes of the Eurovision Song Contest. But is there more to it than meets the eye? This program is the story of how a song contest helped build a new europe, sequin by sequin! More info
The Secret History of Eurovision
