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  • Tony Oursler’s video for David Bowie’s Where Are We Now?
    Tony Oursler
    2012: 4:37
    A video directed by Tony Oursler for David Bowie’s single Where Are We Now? released to celebrate Bowie’s sixty-sixth birthday
  • Christopher Wool talks about his show at Museum Ludwig
    Institut für Kunstdokumentation
    2009, 2:41
    Christopher Wool discusses his show at the Museum Ludwig in Cologne, an exhibition which presented works between 2006 and 2009.
  • Martine Franck, A Way of Communicating, 2009
    2009, 4:00
    Martine Franck discusses her work on Magnum in Motion.
  • Interview with Simone Forti
    artforum.com
    2012, 7:46
    Simone Forti interviewed at the Artforum offices in August 2012. In this interview, which is part of artforum.com’s ongoing commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary of Judson, Forti recalls her transition from Anna Halprin’s studio to Robert Dunn’s music composition class in 1959. To see the rest of Forti's 500 Words click here.
  • Ai Weiwei, 草泥马style
    2012
    Ai Weiwei covers PSY's “Gangnam Style.”
  • Alasdair Roberts & Luke Fowler, Under No Enchantment (But My Own),2009
    2009, 8:26
    Luke Fowler directs the video for Under No Enchantment (But My Own), taken from Alasdair Roberts' 2009 album SPOILS.
     
    Film and original sound recorded on location around Glasgow and Callander on a Bolex 16mm camera and Hard Disk recorder with MS Sennheiser microphones.
  • Aldo Tambellini, BLACK TV, 1968
    1968, 9:34
    Aldo Tambellini's video BLACK TV from 1968. To read more about Tambellini, pick up the January 2013 issue of ARTFORUM and read Ina Blom on Aldo Tambellini at Tate Modern.
  • Lana Del Ray’s 2012 video National Anthem, directed by Anthony Mandler.
    2012, 7:41
    The video for Lana Del Ray’s song National Anthem. To read Christopher Glazek’s article in the December 2012 ARTFORUM on Del Ray, click here.
  • Portrait of Jason: Before and After Preservation
    1:24
    This is a comparison of the previous preservation of Shirley Clarke's Portrait of Jason (1967) and the 2012 restoration-in-progress by Milestone Film & Video and the Academy Film Archive.
  • James & John Whitney, Five Film Exercises, 1943-1944 (Part 4)
    1943-1944, 6:28
    The brothers John & James Whitney created their series of Film Exercises between 1943 and 1944.
  • The cat Maru
    1:32
    The cat Maru.
  • Interview with Henry Flynt
    artforum.com
    2012, 4:09
    Henry Flynt interviewed at the Artforum offices in September 2012. On the occasion of his retrospective “Activities 1959–” at the Kunstverein Düsseldorf, Flynt explains the genesis of his Concept Art and his early discussions with La Monte Young. To read the rest of his 500 Words click here.
  • Spartacus Chetwynd Turner Prize 2012 (preview performance)
    2012, 3:25 min
    Spartacus Chetwynd's performance for the 2012 Turner Prize.
  • Trailer for Taxonomy Transplanted
    2012, 1:11
    Trailer for the short film made by Aimée Toledano that accompanies “Taxonomy Transplanted,” Peter Nadin’s 2012–13 exhibition of paintings on handmade paper at the Horticultural Society of New York.
  • Interview with Meredith Monk
    artforum.com
    2012, 6:51
    Meredith Monk interviewed in her loft and studio in August 2012. In this interview, which is part of artforum.com’s ongoing commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary of Judson, Monk recalls her first interactions with Judith and Robert Dunn and Lucinda Childs as well as the formation of what came to be seen at the second wave of Judson Church performers. To see the rest of her 500 Words click here.
  • Todd Haynes, Superstar, 1987 (excerpt)
    1987, 43:00
    Excerpt of Todd Haynes first ever film that focus on the life of Karen Carpenter as told through a Barbie doll.
  • Rudy Burckhardt & Edwin Denby, The Climate of New York, 1980 (excerpt)
    1980, 8 min
    In 1935, Rudy Burckhardt moved to New York from Basel, Switzerland, with Edwin Denby, who went on to become one of the foremost American dance critics.
     
    This film is a collaboration between these two artists: Burckhardt's photos are displayed onscreen as Denby reads his sonnets.
  • Robert Hughes on Warhol
    0:48
    Robert Hughes discusses the work of Andy Warhol.
  • Trailer for Cat Scratch Fever
    1:30
    Trailer for Lisa Duva‘s Cat Scratch Fever. Amy Taubin’s review of the film for artforum.com appears here.
  • Trailer for Jem Cohen’s We Have An Anchor, 2012
    Gravity Films
    2012, 2:40
    Trailer for Jem Cohen’s 2012 documentary We Have An Anchor about Cape Breton.
  • Trailer for The Snorks: A Concert for Creatures, 2012
    Loris Gréaud
    To read Gréaud's 500 Words on this film click here.
  • John Whitney, Matrix III, 1972
    1972, 10:35
    John Whitney, Matrix III, 1972.
  • Interview with Karl Benjamin
    1994, 18:00
    Interview with Karl Benjamin. This video was produced in conjunction with the 1994 Pomona College Montgomery Gallery (now Pomona College Museum of Art) exhibition “Karl Benjamin: The Pomona Years.”
  • Lana Del Ray’s 2012 video Ride, directed by Anthony Mandler.
    2012, 10:00
    Music video for Lana Del Ray’s Ride. To read Christopher Glazek’s December 2012 This Year in Pop article on Del Ray please click here.
  • Meredith Monk, Songs of Ascension, 2008
    The House
    2008, 9:50
    Meredith Monk and her vocal ensemble performing Songs of Ascension at Ann Hamilton's Tower in Oliver Ranch, Geyserville CA. Video shot by Dyanna Taylor.
  • Robert Hughes on Robert Crumb
    0:58
    Robert Hughes on Robert Crumb.
  • The Tanks: Aldo Tambellini
    4:04
    A Tate video on Aldo Tambellini's participation in the Tate Modern Tanks.
  • Michael Asher, No Title, 2010
    2010, 2:35
    Michael Asher‘s 2010 work, No Title, opened the Biennial continuously to the public twenty-four hours a day from Wednesday, May 26 at 12:00 am through Friday, May 28 at 11:59 pm. This video features surveillance footage—taken in the Museum’s lobby—of the first ten seconds of every hour during the project.
  • Trailer for One Mile Film by Jennifer West
    2012
    One Mile Film is 5,280 feet of 35mm film negative and print taped to the mile-long High Line walk way in New York City for seventeen hours on Thursday, September 13th, 2012 with 11,500 visitors. The visitors walked, wrote, jogged, signed, drew, touched, danced, parkoured, sanded, keyed, melted popsicles, spit, scratched, stomped, left shoe prints of all kinds, and put gum on the filmstrip.
     
    Commissioned and produced by Friends of the High Line and the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation.
  • Le1f’s 2012 video Soda, directed by Sam Jones.
    2:58
    Le1f’s 2012 video Soda, directed by Sam Jones.
  • Robert Hughes, The Mona Lisa Curse (excerpt)
    2008, 1:15:00
    Robert Hughes talks with collector Alberto Mugrabi. Taken from Hughes' TV documentary The Mona Lisa Curse for Channel 4.
  • James Whitney, Lapis, 1966
    1966, 10:00
    James Whitney, Lapis, 1966.
     
    16mm.
  • Amal Kenawy, The Room, 2004
    2004, 15:22
    Video art and performance at archeological site.
  • Unicorn Kid’s 2012 video Feel So Real.
    3:07
    Unicorn Kid’s 2012 video Feel So Real.
  • The Tanks: Lis Rhodes
    Tate
    4:27
    Tate Modern profiles artist Lis Rhodes during her participation in the Tanks at Tate Modern, July 18–October 28, 2012.
  • Robert Hughes on Totalitarian Architecture
    5:00
    Robert Hughes on Totalitarian Architecture.
  • Opening Ceremony for the 2012 Summer Olympics
    2012, 3:59:50
    Opening Ceremony for the London 2012 Olympic Games. Directed by Danny Boyle.
  • Gregory J. Markopoulos, Twice a Man, 1963
    1963, 49 min
    Twice a Man, 1963, by Gregory J. Markopoulos.
     
    16mm, color, 49 min.
  • Martha Wilson as Barbara Bush
    1991, 7:23 min
    filmed at Upstream Arts, Staten Island C.T.V, March 11, 1991.
  • Clint Eastwood at the Republican National Convention, Tampa, FL, August 30, 2012.
    Clint Eastwood addresses the 2012 Republican National Convention.
  • Steven Arnold, Luminous Procuress, 1971
    1971, 1:09:08
    Steven Arnold’s surrealistic fantasy, which the Village Voice called the film “a tour de force of the imagination – a journey through peekboxes of naked tableaux, theatres of mechanical dreams, feasts of monsters and piles of humanity.”
     
    Starring Pandora and the Cockettes.
  • WAX Magazine #2 Trailer
    WAX Magazine
    2013, 1:08
    Trailer for the second issue of WAX Magazine featuring Lawrence Luhring, Will Adler, Michael Marcelle, Kris Chatterson, Mercedes Maidana, Curtis Mann, John Luke, Mark Mahaney, and a free friction moment with Derek Hynd.
     
    Animation by Yago Busquets.
    Music by Holy Other.
  • Sally Cruikshank, fun on mars, 1971
    1971, 4:16
    Sally Cruikshank, fun on mars, 1971
     
    “I made this film when I went to the San Francisco Art Institute, after graduating from Smith a semester early. It was my reaction to California. ”Sweeping the Clouds Away“ is sung by Charles ”Buddy“ Rodgers, who was Mary Pickford's husband. huh? who? The doctored photo was of an astronaut on the moon— I thought he looked like a duck and made him one.” - Sally Cruikshank
  • Lil B, I Love You, 2012
    2013, 4:03
    Lil B's video for I Love You from his 2012 mixtape “Gods Father.”
  • Looney Tunes' Corny Concerto, 1943
    Warner Brothers
    7:58
    Corny Concerto is an American animated short produced by Leon Schlesinger. It was directed by Bob Clampett, written by Frank Tashlin, animated by Robert McKimson and released as part of the Merrie Melodies series on September 25, 1943. A parody of Disney‘s 1940 feature Fantasia, the film uses two of Johann Strauss’ best known waltzes, Tales from the Vienna Woods and The Blue Danube.
  • Fischerspooner performs “Emerge” on Top of the Pops
    Fischerspooner performs “Emerge” on Top of the Pops
  • Steve Paxton, Magnesium, 1972 (Oberlin College Class)
    1972, 9:32
    The first ever performed piece considered contact improvisation was danced by Oberlin College students in 1972. The piece was called Magnesium and was choreographed by Steve Paxton, who started this form of dance.
  • Zebra Katz Ft. Njena Reddd Foxxx’s 2012 video IMA READ, directed by Ruben Sznajderman.
    4:06
    Zebra Katz Ft. Njena Reddd Foxxx’s 2012 video IMA READ, directed by Ruben Sznajderman.
  • Ugo La Pietra, Per oggi basta!, 1974
    1974, 10:05
    Ugo La Pietra, Per oggi basta!, 1974
  • Sally Cruikshank, Quasi at the Quackadero, 1975.
    9:58
    Sally Cruikshank, Quasi at the Quackadero, 1975.
  • Martha Wilson, Art Sucks, 1972
    1972, 1:23 min
    A short piece done in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, 1972
  • Marianne Wex's “Standing Leg and Feet Positions” at Yale Union
    2012, 2:02
    View of Marianne Wex's “Standing Leg and Feet Positions” exhibition at Yale Union, 2012.
  • Trailer for Tabu, 2012
    2012, 118 min
    Trailer for Tabu, 2012. Directed by Miguel Gomes.
     
    16 mm and 35 mm, black-and-white, sound, 118 minutes.
     
    For more information see J. Hoberman's aricle in the October 2012 issue of Artforum.
  • James Whitney, Yantra, 1957
    1957, 6:30
    James Whitney, Yantra, 1957.
     
    16mm
  • Dana Levy, Dead World Order, 2012 (excerpt)
    2012, 3:00
    Three minute excerpt from 6:30 minute video by Dana Levy.
  • Filmmaker Lana Wachowski’s speech at the HRC Visibility Award
    31:10
    Director and producer Lana Wachowski receives the HRC Visibility Award at the 2012 HRC San Francisco gala. Wachowski speaks of her journey and why now is the most important time to get involved in the fight for LGBT equality.
  • Interview with Robert Hughes
    2006, 7:18
    In this clip Robert Hughes talks about his car accident in West Australia. Shown on ABC TV Australia 2006 on “Enough Rope” with Andrew Denton.
  • John Whitney, Permutations, 1966
    1966, 7:28
    John Whitney, Permutations, 1966.
  • Trailer for Peter Nicks' The Waiting Room, 2012
    Independent Lens
    2012, 2:20
    Trailer for
  • Jankovics Marcell, Sisyphus, 1974
    1974, 2:05
    Jankovics Marcell's 1974 animation based on the Greek myth of Sisyphus.
  • Robert Hughes on art
    2:19 min
    Robert Hughes on what art is.
  • Interview with Martine Franck
    2010, 2:43
    Martine Franck discusses her 1996 photographs depicting illegal immigrants taking refuge in a Paris church.
  • Trailer for Lynn Hershman Leeman’s !Women Art Revolution 2011
    Zeitgeist Films
    2011, 1:48
    Trailer for Lynn Hershman Leeman’s !Women Art Revolution 2011. For more than forty years, filmmaker Lynn Hershman Leeson (Teknolust, Strange Culture) has collected interviews with her contemporaries Miranda July, The Guerilla Girls, Yvonne Rainer, Judy Chicago, Marina Abramovic, Yoko Ono, Cindy Sherman, Barbara Kruger, B. Ruby Rich, Ingrid Sischy, Carolee Schneemann, Miriam Schapiro, Marcia Tucker, and more.
  • G-Dragon’s 2012 video Crayon, directed by Seo Hyun-seung.
    3:45
    G-Dragon’s 2012 video Crayon, directed by Seo Hyun-seung.
  • Martha Wilson, Deformation, 1974
    1974, 7:55 min
    Martha Wilson, Deformation, 1974, performed in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.
  • RiFF RaFF and TrapZillas’ 2012 video Midnight Sprite, directed by Jason Ano.
    2:34
    RiFF RaFF and TrapZillas’ 2012 video Midnight Sprite, directed by Jason Ano.
  • Dr. Cornel West on “Blues for Smoke” on MoCA TV
    MoCA TV, 10:00
    In part one of his contribution to the “Blues for Smoke” interviews, Dr. West argues that the blues is not so much about triumph as it is about resistance and survival. He educates the viewer on the pain that became Blind Willie Johnson‘s blues. West claims that at the center of the blues is an individual yearning to find one’s voice.
  • Azealia Banks’s 2012 video 212, directed by Vincent Tsang and Paul Labonte.
    3:26
    Azealia Banks’s 2012 video 212, directed by Vincent Tsang and Paul Labonte.
  • The Tanks: Boris Charmatz
    Tate
    3:42
    Tate Modern's video feature on Boris Charmatz and his Flip Book.
  • Ugo La Pietra, La mia identità, 1974-75
    Ugo La Pietra
    1974, 6:53
    Ugo La Pietra, La mia identità, 1974-75
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