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Audiovisual Jam at Galerie Eigenheim

By info ⋅ March 7, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment

Artist in residence Tilman Porschütz (sinnfrei.co.uk) invited international audiovisual artists to Galerie Eigenheim, where optoyz (MXZEHN), Pjöng Yang, Weimar and Kim Mi Ra, Seoul did live video painting on a mural by Takahito Irie, Tokyo , who himself rocked part of the piece with an overhead projector. Tilman Porschütz, Jona and Thomas Prestin did their [...]

Old and new Bauhaus meet at ITB Berlin

By info ⋅ March 6, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment

89 years ago the Bauhaus was founded in Weimar. So 2009 is bauhaus 2009 event year in weimar. To advertise this at the ITB Berlin (big tourism fair) the Bauhaus transferzentrumDESIGn commissioned a videoinstallation by MXZEHN videoartist Stefan Kraus. Above you see some Screenshots originally taken at 4096×768. The Videoinstallation is driven by a MXWendler [...]

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