Monday, March 16, 2015 - 3:00-5:30 PM
Warch Campus Center Cinema
New
media projects by 11 ART 240 Digital Processes students responding to Marshall McLuhan’s ideas of the global village from his seminal book The Medium is the Massage. Writes
McLuhan, “Ours is a brand-new world of allatonceness. “Time” has ceased,
“Space” has vanished. We now live in a global village…a simultaneous
happening…we have had to shift our stress of attention from action to reaction.”
Alex Koszewski- you have two minutes
A photography project about media attention exploring reactions and expectations of people towards being the sole subject of an unexpected photo shoot.
Lucy Bouman- I have no Yik and I must Yak
A series of photographs with text, exploring the stupidity and the futility of the anonymous social platform Yik Yak.
Willa Johnson- Glitch and Glamour
A project exploring the glamour of the old and the glitching of the new.
Jamie DeMotts- Claustrum
Featuring a Fox River Fish
A short film in an air apocalypse about the snapshotting of identity exploring the relationship between nature and people using dystopian mood to portray a human constructed elsewhere.
Olivia Rowe- Confession
A film about a girl trying to confess to the person she likes exploring anxiety and love through a variety of digital (and non-digital) mediums.
Hannah Ganzel- Ach Mein Gott
This music video focuses on how much emphasis our culture puts on women as objects of desire.
Amanda Bourbonais- OnlyOnYouTube
A YouTube channel dedicated to deconstructing and rebuilding viral YouTube videos, exploring the connectivity of viral videos and YouTube itself as a medium, creator, and distributor.
Michael Hubbard- Never Lighter
A short experimental pseudo-horror film featuring Ridley Tankersley as a college student who has become too entangled with the distraction of his computer and is slightly detached from reality. Meanwhile, another college student played by Ben Meunier takes notice that his social life has also become mired in the occasional folly of modern technology.
Zach Ben-Amots- Hysteria
Hysteria assigns a colorful visual reflection of a soundscape entirely made up of laughter. This abstract stop-motion video was inspired by T.S. Elliot's poem of the same name.
Ridley Tankersley and Noah Gunther- Pepperoni Beer Donuts
Pathetic trash students play toilet instruments while being drowned by perfect audio-video hero machines exploring enlightenment in the age of THE INTERNET.
Alex Koszewski- you have two minutes
A photography project about media attention exploring reactions and expectations of people towards being the sole subject of an unexpected photo shoot.
Lucy Bouman- I have no Yik and I must Yak
A series of photographs with text, exploring the stupidity and the futility of the anonymous social platform Yik Yak.
Willa Johnson- Glitch and Glamour
A project exploring the glamour of the old and the glitching of the new.
Jamie DeMotts- Claustrum
Featuring a Fox River Fish
A short film in an air apocalypse about the snapshotting of identity exploring the relationship between nature and people using dystopian mood to portray a human constructed elsewhere.
Olivia Rowe- Confession
A film about a girl trying to confess to the person she likes exploring anxiety and love through a variety of digital (and non-digital) mediums.
Hannah Ganzel- Ach Mein Gott
This music video focuses on how much emphasis our culture puts on women as objects of desire.
Amanda Bourbonais- OnlyOnYouTube
A YouTube channel dedicated to deconstructing and rebuilding viral YouTube videos, exploring the connectivity of viral videos and YouTube itself as a medium, creator, and distributor.
Michael Hubbard- Never Lighter
A short experimental pseudo-horror film featuring Ridley Tankersley as a college student who has become too entangled with the distraction of his computer and is slightly detached from reality. Meanwhile, another college student played by Ben Meunier takes notice that his social life has also become mired in the occasional folly of modern technology.
Zach Ben-Amots- Hysteria
Hysteria assigns a colorful visual reflection of a soundscape entirely made up of laughter. This abstract stop-motion video was inspired by T.S. Elliot's poem of the same name.
Ridley Tankersley and Noah Gunther- Pepperoni Beer Donuts
Pathetic trash students play toilet instruments while being drowned by perfect audio-video hero machines exploring enlightenment in the age of THE INTERNET.
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