artjunkmonkey:

philmorton1 by stallio on Flickr.

artjunkmonkey:

philmorton46 by stallio on Flickr.

“Colorful Colorado Revisited, 2013, is a new great work by Yoshi Sodeoka. The piece it’s a a remix of “Colorful Colorado (1974)” by video pioneer Phil Morton. It was made for REMIX-IT-RIGHT: Rediscoveries in the Phil Morton Archive, commissioned by Jon Cates. See more;”

• this is a video/audio remix I did of “Colorful Colorado (1974)” by video pioneer Phil Morton. 
  
  Made for REMIX-IT-RIGHT: Rediscoveries in the Phil Morton Archive, Conversations at the Edge, School of the Art Institute of Chicago’s Department of Film Video and New Media, commissioned by Jon Cates. 
  
  https://vimeo.com/58915878

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yung—pharaoh:

NEW UNITY GAME FOR REMIX-IT-RIGHT LAST WEEK

punkarcade:

Okay, let me say right from the get-go that I’m not totally sure what this thing by artist/musician Yung Pharaoh really is. It’s made in the Unity 3d Game Development Engine and is a total mind-blower, and it has several things going against it. The website link has pretty much no info/background. You can only press the “up” button in the game (which moves the bus forward). And it’s a 130MEGABYTE download. That said, I’m glad I downloaded and experienced driving a bus on a road of doom into the abyss with a debilitating hypnagogic psychedelic sound background and mesmerizing shifting landscape. If not a game exactly, it’s definitely an experience. If you’re a glutton for confusion and visual pleasure, hit the link. P/U/N/K/ A/R/C/A/D/E/. -lt

yung—pharaoh:

NEW UNITY GAME FOR REMIX-IT-RIGHT LAST WEEK

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Anonymous asked: Great Show.I enjoyed the word immensely! Dan Sandin

THNX DAN!

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fringeamericana:

Colorful Colorado- phil morton (1974)This is a example of early video art using the color capability of the Sandin Analogue Image Processor - the “Color IP”

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Apple Computers - Nick Briz (2013)

“an open letter to Apple and experimental prosumer manifesto on the issues of planned obsolescence, upgrade culture, technological self-reliance, control and copying. A [re]mix/make of Phil Morton’s 1976 video tape ‘General Motors’, in which contemporary Chicago [dirty] new media artists explain their love&&hate relationship with the ‘default art computer’.”

remixitrightcouch.gif - extracrispy (2013)

[Dirty] inputs/processes.outputs - Bryan Peterson (2013)

Remix_it_right

r3mix of phil morton’s general motors (part 2) 

remix: bryan peterson

sound: dillan coniff

cc

#RIP«rmxITrght»MRTN/SCRW - Zak Loyd (2013)