A short film on collaboration between two NYCB dancers, Adam Hendrickson (choreographer) and Aaron Severini (composer) in the creation of a new ballet:
Standing inside the Pi people were tracked by cameras and saw a silhouette of themselves on the walls of the space. As they moved photons, plasmas and other particles radiated from them and were sent flying around the space. Their movement also controlled sound as one of a series of instruments. Scratching a beat, playing a bass or strumming strings made the audience not only the filling but also the players, conductors and composers of their own collective Pi.
Move-me.com is a dance installation created by Simon Fildes and Katrina McPherson. Users walk-in a booth. Follow the choreography instructions. The dance is videotaped and uploaded to the Move-me-.com website:
Paul McCarthy: Central Symmetrical Rotation Movement
Chrissie Iles, Anne and Joel Ehrenkranz Curator at the Whitney Museum of American Art, discusses Paul McCarthy: Central Symmetrical Rotation Movement. This exhibition brings together a group of new and rarely seen works by Paul McCarthy (b. 1945), one of the most important American artists of his generation
"Radiohead's new video [House of Cards] uses 3D images capture from two scanners - one a close-proximity 3D scanner from Geometric Informatics, another a multiple-laser array for the "exterior scenes" rotating in a 360-degree pattern." [Via Create Digital Motion]:
Matt Harding continues to travel and dance around the world in his "Where the Hell is Matt?" series. His latest video is quickly climbing the viewer watching charts:
