On docu-voodling bits of temporality

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"...The more different perspectives and diversified expertise, experience and strategies that fill up the space, the more impossible it gets for one identity to claim power over the space and it’s representations of a dominant national narrative, thereby allowing a temporary transformation of a national stage into a public meeting room..."

Having missed the movie night, the arabic lesson, and the juridical counseling for asylum seekers, Sam Renseiw nevertheless managed to immerse in "The shape of things to come, Kookenhagen in Copenhagen, Vampire performance talk, Olsson's kronkiting", and Krakel kompagniet's "Motherf.....& father figures ". Click here or on the links above for a short un-didactig glimpse of the evening's happening(s) (docu-voodle, 03'36'', 52MB, Quicktime/mov - other versions at Blip.tv) More Londonian back-logged voodles next week, and one might even expect kilted stuff by late December.

Today's Bonus Lumiere Video features a more mercantile, pre-set show.[Lum # 240,"Xmas window 1" 00'59'', 12 MB, Quicktime/mov)

On to something completely different

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"From historical point of view, the experiments with abstract voodles were inspired by the search of true features of video art, at it's beginning. This led to a situation described in an Ancient India parable about blind men disputing elephant's nature. Just in the same way, in the absense of reliable knowledge, artists and theorists were giving quite diferent views on the nature of voodle art."

After the latest posts featuring quite realistic and un-blurred moving spatial vistas, Sam Renseiw remembered bits of footage from mid-October. Thus, here is an absolutely charming abstract voodle, unedited, posted for discussion. View Mia L.'s fine staging, in a black corner, of her endeavours with Isadora, by clicking here or on the links above. (patafilm # 529, 02'16'', 6.2MB,Quicktime/mov - Flash and MPEG4 versions for Pc at blip.tv)

Today's Bonus Lumiere video features a short visual lecture with some glimpses of Palle Nielsen's images. (Lumiere # 50 "the palle nielsen examples", 0'58'', 6.1 MB, Quicktime/mov)