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24 NOVEMBER 2016
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Download Finished (2006): a procedural video machine

"Download Finished was an online ressource which transformed and re-published films from P2P networks and online archives. Found footage became the rough material for the transformation machine, which translated the underlying data structure of the films onto the surface of the screen. The original images dissolved into pixels, thus making the hidden data structure visible. Through Download Finished, file sharers became authors by re-interpreting their most beloved films. ...

Download Finished questions the relationship between the original and its copy in a digital environment. It deals with questions arising from the cultural practice of file sharing (and the breakages and voids it makes evident within the copyright system)."

(!Mediengruppe Bitnik)

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!Mediengruppe Bitnik (arts collective) • 2006 • Adnan Hadzi • aesthetics • algorithmic reconfiguration • algorithmic remixing • algorithmic transformation • art project • artefacting • authorship • automatic composition • Carmen Weisskopf • chance art • corrupting digital data • cut-up • Daniel Ryser • data glitches • data remixing • databending • digital aesthetics • digital detritus • digital errors • digital materialism • distortion • Domagoj Smoljo • Download Finished (2006) • found footage • generative works • glitch aesthetics • glitch practitioners • glitched out video • online ressource • P2P • procedural remixing • procedural transformation • procedural video machine • re-publish • reinterpretation • reinterpreting • remixed • repurposing • synthesis machines • system-based synthesise • systems art • tech-art • transformation machine • transformed by technology

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Simon Perkins
19 OCTOBER 2016
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John Stezaker: Resonating Nostalgic Lyricism

"In an image-saturated world, British collage artist John Stezaker rather creates more with less. Cutting up yesterday photographs, subtracting pieces, and juxtaposing faces, he transforms forgotten photographs and postcards into symbolic portraiture of modernism. Stezaker's artistic interests in examining hidden relations between images have bestowed international success and recognition upon him and his collage art. Gestalten.tv had a precious opportunity to speak with the artist at his exhibition in Berlin's Capitain Petzel Gallery."

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2014 • artist • artistic interests • Ashkan Honarvar • Astrid Klein • Beni Bischof • Berlin • Beth Hoeckel • Brandi Strickland • Capitain Petzel Gallery • Charles Wilkin • collage • collage art • collage artist • cross-media approach • cut-up • cutting-up • Dennis Busch • digital culture • Dominic McGill • Eva Eun-sil Han • forgotten photographs • Geoff Kim • Gestalten.tv • image-saturated world • interdisciplinary approach • James Gallagher • Jesse Draxler • John Stezaker • John Vincent Aranda • Jordan Clark • Jose Romussi • Julia Busch • juxtaposing faces • Katrien de Blauwer • Kerstin Stephan • Leigh Wells • Liam Crockard • Linder Sterling • Luis Dourado • material modes of engagement • material practice • materiality of artefacts • Matthieu Bourel • Max-o-matic • modernism • Nathaniel Whitcomb • Nils Karsten • Noa Giniger • postcards • Ruth van Beek • Sergei Sviatchenko • subtracting pieces • symbolic portraiture • The Age of Collage • Virginia Echeverria

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Simon Perkins
18 OCTOBER 2016
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The Cut Ups (1966) by William S. Burroughs

"The savage deconstruction of the relationship between image and reality. 'Yes, Hello?', 'Look at that picture,' 'Does it seem to be persisting?', 'Good. Thank you'."

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1966 • Antony Balch • avant-garde cinema • black and white • Brion Gysin • cut-up • cut-up technique • deconstruction • does it seem to be persisting • experimental film • Good • hello • interrupted • interrupting • interruption • look at that picture • repetition • thank you • The Cut Ups (1966) • William Burroughs • yes

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Simon Perkins
13 JULY 2016
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Cassetteboy vs The Snoopers' Charter

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2016 • Cassetteboy • collaged together • Conservative party • cut-up • cut-up technique • data security • David Cameron • Every Breath You Take (song) • information privacy • Investigatory Powers Bill • Mark Bolton • mash-up • personal data • politician • privacy policy • privacy protection • re-edit • re-purpose • remix culture • snoopers charter • snooping • social commentary • Steve Warlin • The Police (band) • Theresa May • UK • UK politics • use of private information

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Simon Perkins
24 JUNE 2016
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Examples of parody video remixes using lip-syncing / singing

The Nick Clegg Apology Song: I'm Sorry (The Autotune Remix); The Shawshank LibDemption [Nick Clegg Resignation Reboot]; RAP BATTLE DAVID CAMERON VS NIGEL FARAGE (PARODY/SPOOF); Cassetteboy vs The Snoopers' Charter; Cassetteboy vs Jeremy Hunt.

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apology • auto-tune • Cassetteboy • Charlie Sheen • conference rap • Conservative party • cut-up • cut-up technique • David Cameron • Every Breath You Take (song) • health secretary • Im sorry • irreverence • Jeremy Hunt • lip sync • Nick Clegg • Nigel Farage • parody • parody reboot • parody version • parody video remixes • rap • rap battle • repurposing • resignation speech • singing • snoopers charter • songify • The Shawshank Redemption (1994) • Theresa May • video reboot • video remix

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Simon Perkins
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