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“Playlist in No Romantic Order” Campus Monitor Exhibition

April 18, 2018 – Today, ExTV is showcasing a monitor exhibition, “Playlist in No Romantic Order,” featuring works from the Eric Fleischauer’s Video Everywhere class of spring 2018! Be sure to check it out today all over campus. Dancing Man Raksha Thakur – 2018 A elaborately adorned man dances expressively with fluid movements. hyper intelligence fa·nat·i·cism Stefan Flaton-Cvitanic – 2018 [hyper intelligence fa·nat·i·cism is #stalking please don’t stalk us #please] Slow Down Mallory Somera – 2018 A Bay Area Commute Premonition of The Choke Levi DeMatteo – 2018 A wandering dialogue with a graver dream yet to arrive pindle Hyo Kim – 2018 Cinematic video inspired and collaborated with Sienna Broglie’s performance piece. Screensaver Olivia Johnson – 2018 Ambient video of a near past of physical media Home Screen Micco Caporale – 2018 It rubs the […]
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April 2018 Monitor Programming

In April, we’re exploring the newest medias with highlighting videos adventuring through exciting new compositions and internet references! THE MOST SATISFYING VIDEO IN THE WORLD Claire Jade Wong – 2017 99% CANNOT COMPLETE THIS CHALLENGE WITHOUT GETTING SATISFIED! THE MOST SATISFYING VIDEO IN THE WORLD is mindless, sensational, random, relaxing, ASMR, squishy, kinetic sand, knife videos, slime, compilations, oddly satisfying. I DONT WANT ANYBODY ELSE BUT YOU Cesar Miro-Quesada – 2014 Collage, aside from being traditionally understood as a hybridization of images, has always represented the displacement and synthesis of multiple worlds. To what extent does vintage and nostalgic footage of the sublime enhance and destroy our expectations of the world. Can beauty and concept exist simultaneously, or does one distract from the other? 92%water 6%sugar 2%angelBb Paula Pinho Martins […]
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ExTV Presents: Female Formula

Happy April! Spring is finally here, and we’re celebrating the exploration of the female body in new media, and it ain’t no joke. This month’s featured artists are shown as listed: “You Can Touch Me Now” – Kayla Cook This work compares my body to clay, being sprayed, molded and aroused by a pair of hands. This work explores un-comfort ability surrounding female sexuality and the female orgasm. (@0:04) “Humanoid” – Avital Meshi A collection of thoughts inspired by sexuality in virtual-reality, female sex robots, avatar embodiment and the implications that this act may have on the real person. (@6:55) “Wound Up” – Grace Palmer Inspired by ballerina jewelry boxes, Wound Up visually emulates the issue of societal control of the female body. An appropriated video of a young baton twirler is obsessively cut up and manipulated to create an allegory […]
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PolyPlay: Video Arcade 2018

Refreshed from spring break? Join us for PolyPlay: Video Arcade on March 19 from 4pm-7PM at the Neiman Center at Sharp! Come by to eat awesome food, play student-made video games, and meet a handful of awesome game designers!
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ExTV and FreeRadioSAIC Presents: Silent Disco 2018

This year’s Silent Disco sponsored by FreeRadioSAIC and ExTV was a unique opportunity to put on a pair of headphones, be immersed in your own private party, and dance like no one’s watching! We hope you had as much fun as we did hosting it! The DJ’s this year were: MORENXXX (https://soundcloud.com/user-539729865) CDVR (https://soundcloud.com/cdvr000) ILAI (https://soundcloud.com/il-ai) Thanks to Student Government and Undergraduate Studies for supporting this event!
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ExTV Presents: ExTV – Now in 3D!

Now showing at a theater near you! Here at ExTV, we would like to dedicate the month of March to our 3D animators at SAIC, in honor of our upcoming annual gaming event, PolyPlay, happening on March 19 from 4:30PM to 6:30PM at the Neiman Center. This month’s featured artists are shown as listed: “Glorious Endlessness” – Yuehao Jiang (@0:13) “Squaaa” – Sam Balfus For the “Slollas” series, Sam Balfus stylizes graffiti tags placed in virtual 3D space, using Blender 3d software and animated with experimental sound. (@2:55) “The Lonely Pines” – Patrick Soper (@3:26) “Oceanic” – Nick Flaherty (@5:03) “Forget It” – Taylor Cleveland (@11:54)
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Blog, Campus Monitors

March 2018 Monitor Programming

I’d Rather Tour Pearl Salas – 2015 An insight into the dazes that can happen with traveling from place to place, when life starts to unfold in an interior mobile space. Generated with the Sandin Image Processor. Featuring: Dirty Few dirtyfew.bandcamp.com/ 4 Movement and the Birth of the Sun Nancy Valladares – 2016 Produced in Tegucigalpa, Honduras and in Chicago, IL, the short film tells the story of 7 River, a fictional character who encounters the story of her past for the first time by accessing the archive of memories her people stored in Water. Water is the receptacle for their knowledge and cultural memory; it is also their language and their way of life. The story draws from several cosmologies and creation myths, like the Nahua tale of the 5 suns. Valladares […]
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ExTV Presents: My Bloody Valentine

If you can’t love yourself, how the hell are you going to love somebody else? In the month of February, we’ve selected “Ruminate” and “The Ritual of Masturbation,” two visceral performance-based pieces. This month’s featured artists are shown as listed: “Ruminate” – Vi Bautista, Taylor Staugas, and Brittany So “The Ritual of Masturbation” – Holly Arsenault A screen cap performance of sorts which deals with the complexities of being a conflicted submissive.
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“Playlist in No Romantic Order” Campus Monitor Exhibition

April 2018 Monitor Programming

ExTV Presents: Female Formula

PolyPlay: Video Arcade 2018

ExTV and FreeRadioSAIC Presents: Silent Disco 2018

ExTV Presents: ExTV – Now in 3D!

March 2018 Monitor Programming

ExTV Presents: My Bloody Valentine

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