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(b.1984) lives and works in Boston. Primarily known for his paintings, Fried is currently working on a series of short films, or ‘moving paintings’. He has been an Educator and Community Liaison for The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston since 2007. His website
by kogonada
Darren Aronofsky was born February 12, 1969, in Brooklyn, New York. Growing up, Darren was always artistic: he loved classic movies and, as a teenager, he even spent time doing graffiti art. After high school, Darren went to Harvard University to study film (both live-action and animation). He won several film awards after completing his senior thesis film, “Supermarket Sweep”, starring Sean Gullette, which went on to becoming a National Student Academy Award finalist. Aronofsky didn’t make a feature film until five years later, in February 1996, where he began creating the concept for Pi (1998). After Darren’s script for Pi (1998) received great reactions from friends, he began production. The film re-teamed Aronofsky with Gullette, who played the lead. This went on to further successes, such as Requiem for a Dream (2000) and, most recently, the American remake of the Japanese film series “Kozure okami” (1973) (aka “Lone Wolf & Cub”). (text source imdb.com)
1998 - Pi (director, producer, writer)
2000 - Requiem for a Dream (director, writer)
2002 - Below (producer, writer)
2006 - The Fountain (director, writer)
2008 - The Wrestler (director, producer)
2010 - Black Swan (director, producer)
2010 - The Fighter (producer)
2014 - Noah (director, producer, writer)
by Johan Rijpma
A piece of paper is divided by hand into an even number of pieces and then reassembled.
A photograph of this finished composition is then printed and divided again.
This makes the impossible possible, tearing the now included empty spaces that make up the tears in the paper. This feedback division process is repeated while the number of imprecise manual divisions gradually increase. Everything is created by division
from 1989
we have shared this video some time ago, but not as an official blog post. so here it is, for you that missed it…
Balance won the Academy Award for Best Animated Short. It’s from Germany and was directed and produced by the twin brothers Wolfgang and Christoph Lauenstein.
a spot by Umut Kebabci and Uluc Kecik for KLM
the ninth also the final of a monthly travel video project to promote KLM destinations on facebook
song recorded live “El Carretero” by Buena Vista Social Club performed by El Sonador
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even though the weather didn’t let us enjoy of a much sun today, we still know that summer moments are not far! so enjoy this summerish video, and who knows, we might meet in Cuba this summer!
La femme 100 têtes / The hundred headless woman
… is the first of a series, collage novel by Max Ernst published in 1929.
It was a kind of comic strip, but not a real comic book, selecting fragments of wood engravings from nineteenth-century magazines, encyclopaedias and trivial novels. Some collages parody famous works of art. The newly forged combinations of scientific instruments and floating figures and of landscapes with unexpected interiors guarantee the odd dream world identified so closely with Surrealism.
at the video that follows we will see the work of Eric Duvivier. A 19-minute film from 1967 based on the series of collages Ernst created under that title in 1929, precursors to his collage masterwork Une semaine de bonté (A Week of Kindness) 1934.
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a reference on Une Semaine de Bonté (A Week of Kindness) by Max Ernst
by Big Scary
video by Alice Dupre
directed by Katy Chevigny
If we change the way we think about honor, could we make the world a better place? Philosopher Kwame Anthony Appiah proves we can in The Honor Code.
Join the conversation and tweet #HONORCODE to have your tweet featured on the Focus Forward website. Go to this link to see the discussion.
Check out more films in the Focus Forward series here
An ArtsEngine, Inc. Production
EDITED BY - Gabriel Rhodes
MUSIC COMPOSED BY - John Kimbrough
ANIMATION BY - Ace & Son Moving Picture Company
ANIMATION DIRECTOR - Richard O’Connor
DESIGN/LEAD ANIMATOR - Kelsey Stark
ADDITIONAL ANIMATION - Liesje Kraai
PRODUCTION ARTIST - Dee Mackey
CAMERA - William Rexer II
SOUND - John Zecca
RESEARCHER - Danielle Varga
PRODUCTION ASSISTANT - Justine Pierce
music “Quite” by Careful
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also watch by Miwa
“Using animation, projections and her own moving shadow, Miwa Matreyek performs a gorgeous, meditative piece about inner and outer discovery. Take a quiet 10 minutes and dive in. With music from Anna Oxygen, Mirah, Caroline Lufkin and Mileece.
Miwa Matreyek creates performances where real shapes and virtual images trade places, amid layers of animation, video and live bodies.” more on TED (TED Global 2010 performance)
Daft Punk x Jay & Silent Bob
video by Jules Tardy
