This past fall we had the wonderful opportunity of interviewing SAIC alum, Jillian Musielak about her video . If you’re interested in viewing more of her work go to her website https://www.jillianmusielak.com/
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This month we wanted to keep it lighthearted. We felt that these type of works don’t always get the credit they deserveor this curation expect to find yourself smiling, laughing out loud, and relating! Attending an art school is not easy Chia En Chen The video is about some shared experiences we all have in school as an art student. Snowflakes Ava Threlkel (no 2) snowflakes (r the same) explores the idea of magical girl transformation sequences through video heads. Created at Ox Bow in the summer of 2016. lyinghas2stop Stach Zagorski A karaoke video of me, dancing I’m Late Ji Jang A bunny is late to class. He arrives just to find out his students are even later. Dough-Not Selden Paterson The dough-not is an essential part of any […]
Read More »As February rolls around, we celebrate Black History Month. Reflecting on our last year’s BHM Screening Event and previous programming, we put together a web program for this month to reflect and celebrate on some of our favorite works created by black and afro-diasporic students at SAIC. Named “Forward” after Lawrence Pearson’s video, produced in the name of the #BlackLivesMatter movement in attempt to protest racialized violence and police brutality. In the name of “Forward”, we seek to imagine a better future, in which black and brown people are able to live safely and thrive in a world where blackness and brownness are not othered and sensationalized but rather celebrated and respected. This month’s featured artists are shown as listed: “Hivyo Tete” – Darryl Terrell (2016) (@00:07) Coming from the social media hashtag #MasculinitySoFragile. I wanted to depict black […]
Read More »This past fall we had the wonderful opportunity of interviewing SAIC grad student, Catie Rutledge about her video Ellipse. If you’re interested in viewing more of her work go to her website https://www.catierutledge.com/.
Read More »This past Fall it was our pleasure to interview recent SAIC graduate, Marisa Tolomeo about her video Smart Nightmares. If you’re interested in viewing more of her work go to her website http://www.marisatolomeo.com/.
Read More »In celebrating the new year of 2019, we’re starting off the new ExTV Presents on some feel-good vibes. All of our videos for “Brand New Day” play with bright colors and joy, while offering dark or contemplative considerations for us, going into the new year. This month’s featured artists are shown as listed: “Everyday…” – Shuheng Fu (2016) (@00:07) “A Love Story” – Shuheng Fu (2016) (@00:33) “Yikes” – Bridget Bilbo (2018) (@01:07) “Dough-Not” – Shelden Paterson (2014) (@01:58) “some time.” – Craig Stam(atelaky) (2016) (@03:16) “Interrupted” – Sarah Banks (2018) (@05:39) “Pig & Panda” – Sara Payne (2014) (@09:05) “Birth of a Paragon” – William Bacarella (2011) (@10:10)
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OPEN TO GAMERS, 3D ANIMATORS, VR ARTISTS, AND OTHER NEW MEDIA-BASED ART Poly Play is SAIC’s annual experimental arcade gallery held by ExTV in the middle of the spring semester. We have seen in recent years, the swift emergence of technology within the art world without much time to reflect on the purpose of the medium itself specifically in relation to its inherent necessitation of direct audience engagement. Unlike other forms of time-based media art, such as performance events or film screenings, video games have yet to define its objective within the context of art galleries. We showcase and welcome new games made by students (present or graduated) exploring the new media world. In the past, we have mainly exhibited computer-operated games, along with a performance and few experimental art games (including a magnet-based one)! In our fourth running year, […]
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With only a few weeks to go we are approaching the end of both the school and calendar year. But before we wrap this up to take a well deserved break, for this month’s monitor programming we want to make sure to use exclusively new work that was made during the 2018 semesters. The L Word Hands Ashlyn Napoletano – 2018 A detail study of physical acting and how popular gay media from the late nineties/early aughts influences culture Melanin – Take & Cover (Super 8 M.V) Thaib Wahab – 2018 This music video is a film I produced on black & white super 8 celluloid film which has been digitized and edited to create this narrative. It is an amalgamation of the band’s identity politics which revolves around the concepts of injustices against people of color and […]
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