video killed the
BAKERY STAR
I love FoodTV as much as the next person, but cooking shows just frustrate me. General shows that show me new cooking techniques or that introduce new foods are fantastic. But, the idea that someone can learn to bake something that requires measuring and weighing from watching a food show is a little crazy. Who can write that down and still pay attention. Am I going to their website later to get the recipe that may or may not actually be there? Not. Am I going to DVR and re-watch later? Not. This next Call is a far better use of video. Take a look…
Check out this Call for Entries from Raritan Valley Community College (Branchburg, NJ) for The Video Show. If you’ve ever wanted to dabble in video or interactive media installations, here’s your chance. There’s no entry fee…
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ELIGIBILITY: Open to all artists
MEDIA: Original work in Video, Video Installation, Motion Graphics and Interactive Installation.
DEADLINE: December 16, 2013 (Extension noted on 11/25/13. Previous deadline was December 2, 2013.)
NOTIFICATION: January 17, 2014
ENTRY FEE: None
JURORS: Josh Azzarella received his BFA from The Myers School of Art at The University of Akron, and his MFA from Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers. His practice consists primarily of manipulating video and still imagery while actively investigating ideas of authorship within the context of memory. His work has been exhibited extensively in the US as well as in Europe
Lydia Grey is a video/performance artist and curator teaching Video at RVCC. Her work has been shown at CCA Santa Fe, Mass Art Film Society, City Without Walls, Galex, Soho 20, The Knitting Factory, and more.
John Harford is a fine arts photographer and musician living in Bucks County, PA. Currently he teaches media and design courses at Raritan Valley Community College and coordinates the Graphic Design and Video programs.
Kelly Oliver is an adjunct video instructor and multimedia specialist at RVCC. Her video work has been shown both nationally and internationally at venues such as The New York Underground Film Festival, RISD Museum of Art, etc.
Ann Tsubota is a ceramic artist whose work includes limited edition functional work to sculptural ceramics. She is a Full Professor of Art at RVCC where she has been head of the ceramics program since 1976. She is currently chairperson of the Visual and Performing Arts Department.
SALES: A 20% commission will be taken by the gallery for sales of pieces in this exhibition.
SAUCY
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