WLOLL Interview :: Test Footage
Today we light; tomorrow, we shoot.
Wreck & Salvage.
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Today we light; tomorrow, we shoot.
Wreck & Salvage.
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4/15/2009 06:09:00 PM
Categories: Collaboration, Documentary, Test, WLOLL
Faux Press Road Node 101
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1/02/2009 09:12:00 AM
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Categories: Art, Behavior Modification, Courage, Documentary, Fairytales, Humor, Music, Performance Art, WLOLL
That's my old pal, business partner, & collaborator Phil Platten on bass and vox.
A delight to revisit our collaborative work. We were called "Sunstroke" after a contest to name the band brought forth a few barely mentionable names. Gosh, something like "....Beaver Twins". Does anyone recall the third-place entry?
Would not have broached the material but for the fact that Phil moved on a year ago this month. And but for the fact that another bass player with whom I had a band also took flight.
[I could not bring myself to say that Phil and Dick expired the first or second draft of this post. Dare I say it now...but 'moving on' and 'taking flight' are two terms that seem correct for what happened to them.]
Dick Bungo: a consummate musician tho I don't remember him being in any of the bands, singing groups or orchestras in high school. Not much of a 'joiner' our Dick. Neither have I turned out to be.
This can only be considered a first draft of the video of the piece, for I will want it as part of the soundtrack for "The World's Longest Open Love Letter".
The lyrics remind me where I was emotionally in December of 1980, when this was recorded. Can't yet quite get my mind around it but in the editing -- in the meditation that is editing -- am certain all will become quickly clear.
Miss my old friend, roommate and Nathaniel's owner Dave Clark. Where are ya, Dave?
The full performance from that night may be found HERE for download.
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1/01/2009 07:17:00 AM
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Categories: Collaboration, Music, WLOLL
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6/27/2008 06:50:00 AM
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Categories: Advertising, Art and Commerce, Collaboration, Community, Courage, Documentary, Fairytales, Friends, Healing, Humor, Metaphrasty, WLOLL
As titled.
It's a dinner party.
It's a parade.
An adventure.
It's the debut of the Faux Press.
It's a celebration of success.
It's a meditation on journalism, commerce, and celebrity.
It's honoring our gifts.
It's ritual.
It's dance.
It's a 'love action' - see Blow! Blow! Blow! for the definition of a 'love action'.
It's news.
Metaphrasty.
What in tarnation does this have to do with surviving depression?
Everything.
Music by Danny Payne.
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2/25/2008 07:27:00 AM
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Categories: Dance, Documentary, Performance Art, WLOLL
"World's Longest Open Love Letter" publishing endeavors take unexpected turns.
More adventures in advertising.
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2/21/2008 06:15:00 AM
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Categories: Dance, Documentary, WLOLL
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2/18/2008 06:44:00 AM
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Categories: Documentary, Performance Art, Photocast, WLOLL
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2/16/2008 09:42:00 AM
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Faux Press Art Metaphrasty
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2/12/2008 03:52:00 AM
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Categories: Community, Courage, Dance, Documentary, Friends, Healing, Inspiration, Media Ripple, Poetry, Re-vlog, Social Currency, Trust, Vlogversation, Vlogvertising, WLOLL, WTF
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2/08/2008 06:06:00 AM
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Revisiting some motion pictures that were at one point or another diverted to VHS.
Thanks to Ms. Jen Simmons and an eyetv 250 Plus, I'm able to digitize and revisit that footage.
It has an interesting if dated quality.
This offers a director's commentary on three early motion pictures. Below links are to the original, unadulterated works:
"Yoing" - written by Mikki LeMoine
"Mommie's Coming Back" - written by Jan McLaughlin
"The Psychic Poets Show" - written by Jan McLaughlin
The first two were originally shot on 35mm black & white stock - the same stock that Spielberg's 1993 "Schindler's List" was shot on. Our production performed pre-Schindler Beta tests for Kodak.
The other - "Psychic Poets" - was shot to a Beta deck.
Have lost touch with a lot of these people.
No regrets.
Realize I've been fascinated by advertising for a very long time.
Faux Press Art Metaphrasty
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2/04/2008 10:59:00 AM
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Categories: Art, Art and Commerce, Documentary, Economics, Healing, Pay More, WLOLL
"Life in the prayer that is artmaking."
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1/27/2008 11:07:00 AM
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A faux tour through the faux art gallery.
Faux you.
Made all the sound you hear and all but the last two images that are by Florida artist Demi.
Demi taught me about honesty.
I find voice.
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1/23/2008 08:01:00 AM
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Categories: Art, Culture, Documentary, Friends, Healing, Inspiration, Tips n' Tricks, WLOLL
Ms. Sanders speaks succinctly & softly to wounds and healing through art & consciousness.
Difficult to visualize the body as sacred.
Orgasm as sacred.
Whew.
Working on a video art piece that deals with body image and will post tomorrow.
SPOILER: In the meantime, if you're squicked by gentle, soothing words on the subject of the body, you should not play this fine piece.
Ancient wisdom.
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1/21/2008 06:10:00 PM
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Categories: Art, Fairytales, Gift Idea, Inspiration, Lecture, Performance Art, Re-vlog, Tips n' Tricks, WLOLL
In anticipation of Valentine's Day, an hour contemplating the nature of love in the 21st Century from PRX.
Wish they'd set their works 'free' over there at PRX, but no, you'll have to go to their page and play it there.
Realize I'm going to give this a second listen 'cause I've been thinking about love as tool for a while. Wondering what love might be if left to its own devices.
It's easy to see why 'love' and commitment exist.
Less easy to see why and how those things might exist differently.
Mentioned in the podcast is this Gregory Corso poem "Marriage". From the end of that poem:
O but what about love? I forget love
not that I am incapable of love
It's just that I see love as odd as wearing shoes-
I never wanted to marry a girl who was like my mother
And Ingrid Bergman was always impossible
And there's maybe a girl now but she's already married
And I don't like men and-
But there's got to be somebody!
Because what if I'm 60 years old and not married,
all alone in a furnished room with pee stains on my underwear
and everybody else is married! All the universe married but me!
Ah, yet well I know that were a woman possible as I am possible
then marriage would be possible-
Like SHE in her lonely alien gaud waiting her Egyptian lover
so i wait-bereft of 2,000 years and the bath of life.
Faux Press Art Metaphrasty
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1/20/2008 02:55:00 AM
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1/11/2008 07:08:00 AM
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10/28/2007 05:30:00 AM
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9/13/2007 07:31:00 AM
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Categories: Fairytales, Family, Faux Press, WLOLL
Choose this work because a particular passage from "Women in Love" is quoted in the film "A Few Days in September" at about 1 hour 20 minutes into the film. The passage struck me as I'd not been struck when I read the text work a few years ago. John Turturro plays an amazing role in the film available free for Netflix subscribers with PC's and Internet Explorer through Netflix' watch now feature.
I shall read it only with the MacBook's internal mic so that it will proceed more quickly than the last D. H. Lawrence book read. HERE is the chapter-a-week feed for that other Lawrence tome by the name of "Lady Chatterley's Lover".
This was my first encounter with Google Books, which found the quote and would be the basis of the audio book reading were it not for the incomplete version therein found. Thus, Bibliomania becomes the source text.
In the meantime, hope you enjoy the pages above linked.
["Women in Love" @ Wikipedia]
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