Touch Down!!!

Psychedelic Pink, Blake Edwards

Christy Karacas on Youtube

via selfademus

After like 20 seconds into this cartoon I was thinking 'this reminds me of Superjail'.

I looked up the names in the links, and found out that this is beacuse Christy Karacas worked on both of them. True story.

Taste The Waters Of Freedom

narrated by Orson Welles

hopital brut

from le dernier cri, commissioned for french tv

...some nice japanese kid added the bmbf channel on you tube, so i checked out what he had up.

westaddradio.com is hella' tight... clown

experimental bmbf logo

Nathalie Djurberg!

This is some installation video of Nathalie Djurberg 's new show at Fondazione Prada, which I guess just opened.

The first time I saw her stuff was a couple years ago now. I was pretty spun.

After my friends and me did a puppet show for this one gallery, I got stoned at the afterparty, then got ushered through a series of increasingly psycho techno parties, and we all had to take e to stay awake.

As I was leaving the last party one of the people I was with, ran into her friend on the way to the Berlin Bienalle, so we tagged along and I had the benefit of being shown around the place by a gentle, sober, serious-artist type.

I saw an animation called Tiger Licking Girl's Butt by Nathalie Djurberg and have always wanted see some more.

Now my favorite tech/design/fashion art blog we make money, not art has a piece on her.

I'm not really into tech, design, fashion or art which is why I think this blog is so rad.

It was started by Regine Debatty and for a long time she was the only one writing it. She has so much enthusiasm, insight, and writing skill that often I suddenly start caring about stuff I didn't think I cared about.

I saw lots of totally excellent work at that Bienalle and unusually for big shows like it,
I can remember it all, I credit the drugs.

Super Mario Bros. Movie

Cory Arcangel and paper rad 2005




Cory Arcangel re-works entertainment technology

I saw a couple of his hacked NES consoles in Zurich last February.

If you still have an NES console, a copy of this is available on a Nintendo cartridge from his website

Philip Glass on Sesame Street

courtesy of yootoobsuxx
Here's a series of animations called 'Geometry Of Circles'
Philip Glass wrote the score for Sesame Street in 1979.
No info on the animator though, sorry.

This gives me hope that there's some long lost technicolor freak-out by Terry Riley about cooperation, or a cartoon with a musique concrete piece by Steve Reich that teaches you to count to 12 in Spanish.

Psychedelic Cartoons by Sally Cruikshank

and then heres a couple she made for Sesame Street...

Manifestoon