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Scribble.08 Follows The Pulse Of The Los Angeles Art Scene.

Friday, August 28th, 2009

A documentary started by artist and art promoter Mark Murphy of Murphy Design, Scribble.08 follows the Los Angeles art scene by honing in on the works of artists like the Clayton Brothers, Camille Rose Garcia, Jeff Soto, Kevin Christy, Martha Rich, Tim Biskup, and Joe Sorren (pictured above). Newly edited and reworked, the film features interviews and takes a look into the creative process of these individuals. You can read more about the documentary on Murphy Design’s Blog.

www.murphydesign.com
www.claytonbrothers.com
www.camillerosegarcia.com
www.jeffsoto.com
www.kevinsayshi.com
www.martharich.com
www.timbiskup.com
www.joesorren.com
murphydesign1.blogspot.com

Building Facades Temporarily Become Movie Sets.

Friday, July 10th, 2009

Projection on Buildings from NuFormer Digital Media on Vimeo.

Nuformer, a Dutch multimedia agency, has come out with an interesting video showcasing images projected onto building facades to create the illusion of random events happening, from buildings crumpling to bouncy balls falling from rooftops. An interesting watch, and although everything happening in this video is probably being achieved with special effects, it could be a marker of something exciting that’s to come. (That being said, don’t go to their website expecting other exciting things, because their website is pretty poor, and their other projects pretty boring.)

www.nufromer.nl/en/

dream on.

Friday, May 8th, 2009

Because m’girl, Swoon is in it.
And because artists are people, too. Sort of, not really.

Laemmle Music Hall 3
9036 Wilshire Blvd
Beverly Hills, CA 90211

www.ourcitydreams.com

Extreme Sheep LED Art!

Thursday, April 9th, 2009

This isn’t usually the type of art we’d cover in this blog, but this is just too simultaneously interesting and cruel to leave out!

you make my heart sing.

Wednesday, March 25th, 2009

Bad ass.
Who’s as excited as I am?

rich for slumdog millionaire.

Friday, February 6th, 2009

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Ladies and Germs,

This is Pol Dudley. I’m no fan of introductions but let it be known that I am prepared to change your life by sharing things with you that I have taken from others. Like your loved one’s virginity. But really more like SICK-ass, LIFE-altering work by artists who I feel could leave you brain damaged with their skill. Pieces that brand you. Pieces that make you feel like insignificant scum, asking yourself why you sit on your ass all day when you could be out and about contriving the most ridiculous installations. Pieces that make even the lowliest cats feel like revolutionaries (cause most of the time, they are).

That’s why I’m thrilled the Redefine team decided to pass the mic over my way so I can do my run of show-and-tell once in awhile. Believe me when I say I ain’t about to feed you something that’s not worth your while.

With that said, I’ll say this.

Slumdog Millionaire. I mean, I’ll be honest, I was a little reluctant to do my first post on a movie. But holy shxt. This film was magic. I caught it late last week, and I swear every shot was a photographic masterpiece. Yeayea, I know it came out last November, but I couldn’t wait to do my part in spreading the love. Director Danny Boyle of Trainspotting collaborates with Director of Photography Anthony Dod Mantel to give birth to the most brilliantly composed visuals I’ve seen since Amelie.

Makes a girl want to get out there and shoot.

You’re gonna dig it. The hype’s well deserved. So if you haven’t seen it already, see it already.

Glad to be on board,
poldudley


1,000 Journals Film Review

Thursday, July 24th, 2008

Two months ago, I received a black journal. It was the project of a fifth grade class, and my task was to add my contributions and then pass it on in a week’s time. Although it was not a new idea to me, it was a lot of fun, despite the fact that this particular journal only made its rotation in the Seattle area.The film 1,000 Journals follows the project by Someguy, a San Francisco artist who one day decided to release 1,000 blank journals out into the world to see what happened to them. His journals, by contrast, ended up traversing the world.

Click here to read entire 1,000 Journals film review.