Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Museum of the Moving Image Open 2

The model of Tyrell Corp. from Blade Runner movie.



Museum of the Moving Image Re-Opens

Images from Cathedral by Marco Brambilla (b. 1960, Milan, Italy; lives in New York City),
9 mins looping video.
Cathedral was filmed at the Toronto Eaton Centre megamall during the 2007 Christmas shopping season. Over 150 hours of high definition footage was shot with camcorders placed inconspicuously throughout the mall. Brambilla then used compositing and rotoscoping techniques to join imagery recorded from different angles, focal lengths, and perspectives into a single, kaleidoscopic video tableau.







Tuesday, July 6, 2010

A car commercial that perfectly illustrates my life.

VW Golf Commercial

Top 10 Music Videos

Dave Gahan-Kingdom


Kid 606-Sometimes


Jay-Z 99 Problems


Ladytron--Ghosts


Futureshock--Late at Night


Aphix Twin--Windowlicker


Faultline--Biting Tongues




Massive Attack--Splitting the Atom



Primal Scream--Miss Lucifer

Monday, May 17, 2010

My Top Ten SCI-FI Movies

Alien
Blade Runner
Stalker
Dark Star
Moon
Star Wars
Empire Strikes Back
The Thing
Avalon
Ghost In The Shell

Saturday, February 13, 2010

Jackson Heights Treasure






Jackson Heights on a cold sunny day. I found a new pet vegetable that looks like a dead green rat and an old caddy covered in snow.

Saturday, January 30, 2010

Rock and Roll Photo Show at BMA--ZZZZZZ



So I went to BMA yesterday, a favorite place in town for yours truly, and tolerated a viewing of the "Rock and Roll Photography Show" which was a overcrowded snoozer if there was ever one. Boring. However there were 2 photos of Tina Turner that gave me some weird kinda goose bump photogasm. I wish I could find exactly what I saw to post up here, but its Getty Images and they are gestapo with their shiza. So I will post other inspiring images of the Turner Rock Goddess.

Friday, January 22, 2010

Best use of diabolical white cat in Japanese horror movie ever. In my top 10 best movie posters for sure.

Sunday, July 12, 2009

Francis Bacon at the MET

The last painting unfinished.

Francis Bacon and William S Burroughs



I braved the throbbing humanity of the MET on a Friday afternoon to see my favorite party animal, Francis Bacon on display. He painted huge canvases when it was unfashionable and he kept a very untidy studio. I always find myself looking closely for splatters and junk that might have adhered to the canvas in those messy places, but I think he worked anything that was a mistake into the final artwork. He made the most of chaos which I why I love him so much.

A flower grows from the sewege

I planted this lily last year and it finally bloomed today--I'm so proud of my little plants!

Stanley Kubrick Before/After


Look what film making did to Stanley Kubrick: