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<div class="videobox video-art research atelier-Äuglein col-sm-3" vimeo="https://vimeo.com/200818707">
<div class="videobox video-art research atelier-äuglein col-sm-3" vimeo="https://vimeo.com/200818707">
<div class="video-title">Carrick Bell</div>
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<div class="video-description"><h3></h3><p><span class="video-session">Session #08, November 10th, 2011</span>: <span class="video-artist">Carrick Bell</span> / http://carrickbell.com </p><p class="visible-lg">The video work of Carrick Bell negotiates between narrative and abstraction in depictions of human interactions with natural landscapes. He uses appropriated video to investigate nature as a site for man-on-man violence, as a site for abandonment (of self, social constraint, good taste, futures, etc) and as a site for the production of political narrative. Using scenes from everything to trashy B-movies and viral videos to Hollywood blockbusters and disaster footage, he extracts micro-narratives from existing cinematic, art historical, and pop cultural representation of the relationship between subject, landscape, and sovereign power.</p></div>
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<div class="videobox hardware atelier-Äuglein col-sm-3" vimeo="https://vimeo.com/200819234">
<div class="videobox hardware atelier-äuglein col-sm-3" vimeo="https://vimeo.com/200819234">
<div class="video-title">Sébastien Bourdeauducq</div>
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<div class="video-description"><h3>Milkymist One</h3><p><span class="video-session">Session #08, November 10th, 2011</span>: <span class="video-artist">Sébastien Bourdeauducq</span> / http://www.lekernel.net Developer Sébastien Bourdeauducq will present the The Milkymist One, an open hardware product that concentrates all the processing power and the interfaces of an heavily interactive VJ setup into one small box. With a unique combination of built-in interfaces such as MIDI, DMX512, analogue video input, Ethernet, OpenSoundControl and generic digital I/O, it gives you all the tools to create truly interactive performances.</p><p class="visible-lg"></p></div>
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<div class="videobox vj video-art association visualberlin atelier-Äuglein col-sm-3" vimeo="https://vimeo.com/200844837">
<div class="videobox vj video-art association visualberlin atelier-äuglein col-sm-3" vimeo="https://vimeo.com/200844837">
<div class="video-title">VisualBerlin</div>
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<div class="video-description"><h3>VisualBerlin</h3><p><span class="video-session">Session #08, November 10th, 2011</span>: <span class="video-artist">VisualBerlin</span> / http://visualberlin.org/ VisualBerlin management board member Aude François and co-founder Kiritan Flux will present Berlins number one video-arts and VJ association VisualBerlin, how it all started in 2005 and what it has developed to today. Members and projects will be presented and people will have the chance to ask questions about the association.</p><p class="visible-lg"></p></div>
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<div class="videobox light installation processing open-source atelier-Äuglein col-sm-3" vimeo="https://vimeo.com/200706353">
<div class="videobox light installation processing open-source atelier-äuglein col-sm-3" vimeo="https://vimeo.com/200706353">
<div class="video-title">Alex Corbi</div>
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<div class="video-description"><h3></h3><p><span class="video-session">Session #7, October 20th, 2011</span>: <span class="video-artist">Alex Corbi</span> / http://alexcorbi.com This session, well welcome Alex Corbi who will show us his work under Arduino and Processing. He will start simple, and then more complex. After his presentation, we can get to the computers, and try, share, get started, ask questions, manipulate a bit, have a look over the functions and possibilities :-) Of course, Arduino and Processing users from all levels are all invited to come, and to come also with their computer and software installed, so that we can all exchange, see, even when were specialists of another software on another platform, or not specialists at all. 3 to 4 computers in total would allow 3 to 4 groups of 3 to 5 persons, perhaps self-organised by level or software.</p><p class="visible-lg"></p></div>
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<div class="videobox design research atelier-Äuglein col-sm-3" vimeo="https://vimeo.com/200723379">
<div class="videobox design research atelier-äuglein col-sm-3" vimeo="https://vimeo.com/200723379">
<div class="video-title">Willy Sengewald</div>
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<div class="video-description"><h3></h3><p><span class="video-session">Session #3, August 18th, 2011</span>: <span class="video-artist">Willy Sengewald</span> / http://thegreeneyl.com </p><p class="visible-lg">Willy Sengewald: Design is generally perceived as a way of enhancing the existing normal. However, it has the potential to propose an alternative to our everyday reality by depicting something unimagined, something absurd or impossible. What is the adequate mode of practice for this intend?</p></div>
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<div class="videobox dance performance vj atelier-Äuglein col-sm-3" vimeo="https://vimeo.com/200722654">
<div class="videobox dance performance vj atelier-äuglein col-sm-3" vimeo="https://vimeo.com/200722654">
<div class="video-title">Eric Dunlap</div>
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<div class="video-description"><h3></h3><p><span class="video-session">Session #3, August 18th, 2011</span>: <span class="video-artist">Eric Dunlap</span> / http://www.forwardmotiontheater.org Movement and Video Artist Eric Dunlap will discuss his work creating dance and video pieces, producing VJs, and construction audience interactive video installations. </p><p class="visible-lg">A twenty four year veteran of the performing arts, Eric has worked as a dancer with the Nikolais/Louis Dance Company, the Metropolitan Opera, and many other modern dance companies in New York CIty. Eric is founding member of NYC based arts organization Forward Motion Theater and has collaborated for fifteen years with media artist Holly Daggers. Together they created interdisciplinary performance pieces, produced the EyeWash VJ series, created interactives for the Museum of Modern Art, and performed as VJs for many musical artists ranging from James Brown to Animal Collective.</p></div>