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Hope Hall this is Candace what's up what a blast we had on this!
Imaketv20years 2 years ago
@Imaketv20years
candace, so great to hear from you! you made this piece, your collaboration and editing was central, and i have been so sad to be out of touch. will you send me an email and let me know how you're doing? you can write me through my website, xxhh
hopehall 2 years ago
Nice work! Too bad you didn't include the Tom Cruise movie "Top Gun" '85 Ninja or the '84 Ninja in the "Would I lie to you" Eurythmics music video.
Mango7 3 years ago
Oh, just saw your narrative, sorry for the redundant question
videoapparatus 4 years ago
did you help assemble these then for the exhibit?
videoapparatus 4 years ago
yes, i made this film as a double screen projection for the inaugural exhibition of the las vegas guggenheim...
hopehall 4 years ago
Cool, I'm glad you posted it. It was a fun exhibit. It's sad they closed the big box.
I worked on some of the architecture for it.
Jewel Box too. I forget, were there other projections
on the glass box? Or was it this same content?
videoapparatus 4 years ago
wow, did you happen to work with edwin chan? i worked most closely with him on it.
the glass box ended up as one of my favorite projection pieces. it was a triptych of highly mediated images from the double screen piece, projected onto that material whose name i forget...it changed the surface from translucent to transparent depending on your angle of view. and i agree, it's truly sad that the big box closed, after all the work, materials, hours, energy, ideas, and effort that went into it.
hopehall 4 years ago
I worked for Stubbins (architect of record, NV). I helped with digital modeling of the steel structures. Got to administer the construction of Jewel Box museum and the motor cycle exhibit. I shot about four hours of construction video VHS. It is rough, I'd like to edit it some day.
There is one shot of Rem holding a painting up against the cor-ten for the first time.
Lumisty or Lumusty is the name of the polarizing film.
videoapparatus 4 years ago
I corresponded with Edwin, met him on site once or twice. Michelle K. was a main contact from FOGA
videoapparatus 4 years ago