The Streaming Festival is an art event for independent artists exhibiting unconventional audiovisual art from all over the world. This event takes place once a year.
BIO
Dalibor Baric online now
Dates:
Mon Nov 01, 2010 00:00 - Mon Nov 01, 2010
Location:
Netherlands
For the whole month of November, Dalibor Baric (1974) shows five of his films on the Streaming Festival.
Dalibor Baric lives and work in Zagreb, Croatia. He makes short films out of ectoplasmic sensations enfolded in discarded, feeble snake skin of fashion magazines. A voyeur of reality, who uses film as a rearview mirror and reality as the ultimate public domain film.
http://www.streamingfestival.com/program/dalibor_baric.php
Dalibor Baric lives and work in Zagreb, Croatia. He makes short films out of ectoplasmic sensations enfolded in discarded, feeble snake skin of fashion magazines. A voyeur of reality, who uses film as a rearview mirror and reality as the ultimate public domain film.
http://www.streamingfestival.com/program/dalibor_baric.php
Gökhan Okur on the Streaming Festival
Dates:
Thu Jul 01, 2010 00:00 - Thu Jul 01, 2010
This months program is a collection of five animations made by artist Gökhan Okur.
Working mainly as an illustrator, Okur experimented by adding time to his illustrations. From these experiments the animations occurred.
His animation Last train ride was featured in our first edition of the festival in 2006. We’re proud to welcome him back with the première of his latest work: "Off the phone".
http://www.streamingfestival.com
http://www.gokhanokur.com
Working mainly as an illustrator, Okur experimented by adding time to his illustrations. From these experiments the animations occurred.
His animation Last train ride was featured in our first edition of the festival in 2006. We’re proud to welcome him back with the première of his latest work: "Off the phone".
http://www.streamingfestival.com
http://www.gokhanokur.com
A journey through style and independent filmmaking
Dates:
Tue Jun 01, 2010 00:00 - Tue Jun 01, 2010
This program - a reflection on today’s artists whose abilities allow them to integrate the cinematic process from writing to editing with stunning results.
From the outright eerie but captivating atmosphere and visual techniques of Ashleigh Nankivells' "Helping Johnny remember", via the collage of 8mm footage, letters and pictures that were used in the video-essay "Mimesis" to the powerful animated feature The return of John Frum with an equally powerful sound design, made by Christian Schlaeffer.
Meanwhile, Matt Frodsham and Mat Lloyds approach independent filmmaking differently by combining words and visuals to create a critical verse that will leave you thinking long after the last frame has passed in the film 2 Inches to the Right which was released a mere two weeks ago on 15 May 2010.
Lastly, immerse yourself in the richly awarded and critically acclaimed "Polish your shoes" by Sam Huntley - whose effective cinematic language brings this adventure into style and independent filmmaking back to its beginning.
From the outright eerie but captivating atmosphere and visual techniques of Ashleigh Nankivells' "Helping Johnny remember", via the collage of 8mm footage, letters and pictures that were used in the video-essay "Mimesis" to the powerful animated feature The return of John Frum with an equally powerful sound design, made by Christian Schlaeffer.
Meanwhile, Matt Frodsham and Mat Lloyds approach independent filmmaking differently by combining words and visuals to create a critical verse that will leave you thinking long after the last frame has passed in the film 2 Inches to the Right which was released a mere two weeks ago on 15 May 2010.
Lastly, immerse yourself in the richly awarded and critically acclaimed "Polish your shoes" by Sam Huntley - whose effective cinematic language brings this adventure into style and independent filmmaking back to its beginning.
The Video Potential of Experimental Sequential
Dates:
Sat May 01, 2010 00:00 - Sat May 01, 2010
Watch video art online on the Streaming Festival.
The Streaming Festival is an art event for independent artists exhibiting unconventional audiovisual art from all over the world. http://www.streamingfestival.com
The May 2010 program has been curated by Ryan Seslow. The works exhibited feature an array styles and techniques of both established and emerging artists.
The Video Potential of Experimental Sequential program
The program emphasizes the medium of digital video and computer based editing software as a means of expression and communication.
The purpose of this exhibition is to survey, inspire, expose, and raise the awareness of motion related art through the medium of video.
The works have been composed to watch in a chronological order. The order itself promotes the creative potential of each viewer, thus forcing them into taking inspired action.
The Streaming Festival is an art event for independent artists exhibiting unconventional audiovisual art from all over the world. http://www.streamingfestival.com
The May 2010 program has been curated by Ryan Seslow. The works exhibited feature an array styles and techniques of both established and emerging artists.
The Video Potential of Experimental Sequential program
The program emphasizes the medium of digital video and computer based editing software as a means of expression and communication.
The purpose of this exhibition is to survey, inspire, expose, and raise the awareness of motion related art through the medium of video.
The works have been composed to watch in a chronological order. The order itself promotes the creative potential of each viewer, thus forcing them into taking inspired action.
Document
Dates:
Fri Apr 02, 2010 00:00 - Fri Apr 02, 2010
Location:
Netherlands
Document videoprogram (April program 2010)
This months program is based on a contrasting perspective, the purpose of which is to give insight into how documentaries are made and stories are told. The films each have their own style and use cinematic creativity to capture reality.
With films from Sean Dunne, Colby Allen, Annika Ivarsson and James Harvey.
http://www.streamingfestival.com
This months program is based on a contrasting perspective, the purpose of which is to give insight into how documentaries are made and stories are told. The films each have their own style and use cinematic creativity to capture reality.
With films from Sean Dunne, Colby Allen, Annika Ivarsson and James Harvey.
http://www.streamingfestival.com
