storytelling
28 January 2011 | 1 Comment
In tracking the trajectory of the Life In A Day project – the well publicized collaboration between YouTube and Ridley Scott’s company, I have asked some provocative questions and made some educated guesses on how it would turn out. So, to the question we all ask when we watch a film –What is it ABOUT?–I [...]
Tagged in #lifeinaday, Branding, campaign, google, Guggenheim, Jason Silverman, Jeremy Kay, Kevin McDonald, Life In A Day, Marketing, Ridley Scott, The Guardian, wired, Youtube, YouTube Play
Curations
22 October 2010 | 0 Comments
Over the last few months, the YouTube-Guggenheim collaboration known as YouTube Play has been a recurring subject on this blog. Now the finalists have been announced and they will be shown in various Guggenheim locations around the world this weekend (Oct 22-24). After watching the final selections, I decided to post two of the most [...]
Tagged in air force, art, crowdsourcing, Guggenheim, josh bricker, Man With A Movie Camera, perry bard, Vertov, video, wikileaks, YouTube Play
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18 June 2010 | 0 Comments
It was just a matter of time before the art gods found Youtube. In a time when the gap between the big cultural institutional powers-that-be and the masses has grown larger than ever, a reach into the wilds of the aggregated video world was inevitable. It is, for instance no surprise that the advent of [...]
Tagged in art, curate, curation, frontier, Futurisms, Guggenheim, Installation, musuems, video, Youtube, YouTube Play