Showing posts with label Incongruity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Incongruity. Show all posts
Friday, September 02, 2011
Yoshua Okon's Octopus
From Hammer Museum: We were invited behind-the-scenes at the shoot for Yoshua Okon's latest video Octopus. The piece, shot on location at a Los Angeles Home Depot store, explores the relationships among Guatemalan day laborers who at home fought on opposite sides of the Guatemalan civil war, yet here in the U.S. are working side-by-side in their efforts to find employment. The work was produced during Okon's residency with the Hammer. He explains more about the work in this video. (Run time: 8 minutes)
From Humor As Art: YOSHUA OKON talks about the HUMOR in his art piece OCTOPUS. This is a rare view into how an artist constructively uses HUMOR in art to convey messages. But not only that to stir up other emotions outside of laughter. FANTASTIC!!!!
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Boston Typewriter Orchestra
The Boston Typewriter Orchestra is a group of human beings who organize sound to create rhythmic patterns using typewriters. I had the opportunity to interview them this past month.
Sunday, January 03, 2010
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