Claudia Macias and Rafael Ruz Valencia had this lovely exhibition today at Atelier Hermann Rosa in Munich. Sneaking through hedges and trees we found this beautiful atelier-place of the sculptor Hermann Rosa were Claudia and Rafael showed some of their impressive works. Surrounded by nice people we did experience fine oil-paintings. I wish we could have stayed much longer. [Thank you for this very special private view!]

Claudia Macias and Rafael Ruz Valencia [Claudia lives and works in Munich, Rafael came the long way from Chile for this occasion]

Claudia Macias, “two worlds”, 2014, oil on canvas, 120 x 100 cm

“Silencio al interior”, 2014, oil on wood, 110 x 80 cm (left) and “Zapallo mantel II”, 2014, oil on wood, 80 x 110 cm, by Rafael Ruz Valencia

Claudia Macias, “broke”, 2013, oil on canvas, 230 x 150 cm

Rafael Ruz Valencia, “Televisor con decoración Kich”, 2014, oil on wood, 110 x 80 cm

Works by Claudia Macias

Rafael Ruz Valencia, “Maquinaria del recuerdo”, 2014, oil on wood, 80 x 100 cm

A little bird-sculpture by Hermann Rosa (1911 – 1981)

Check out this video I’ve made for the Band Urban Bang [Filmed in Moscow and Volgograd;
Dancepart by Falsch.Mc] you can find more tracks from Urban Bang here >> and here >>

For everyone who hasn’t seen it jet: Here comes the great short-animation-movie from Patrick Jean “PIXELS”! “New York invasion by 8-bits creatures! PIXELS is Patrick Jean’ latest short film, shot on location in New York. Written, directed by : Patrick Jean; Director of Photograhy : Matias Boucard; SFX by Patrick Jean and guests; Produced by One More Production www.onemoreprod.com”

Check this wicked equalizer-video from Marcelo Costa:

Found on Woostercollective

This is my first first stop-motion tryout. I know the figure has no legs. Just
imagine it is kind of a snail. Next time (when I have time) I will try legs too…

(The sound I took from a Pulco-Flex-Blue-freestyle-session)

Oh Yeah! This is CatFive: a great combo of creative people from Oakland, California.
Dj Darkat (who is a cool artist too. check out his work >>), Doc Oliver, Tweaktech,
and Earflaps. And balanceman is the hi tech consultant and volume advisor. They produce
subliminal trip-hip-hop-downstep beats with surprising elements. In their own words:
»Things found in the basement, our own brand of madness, tell us who we sound like.
the aftermath of a head on car crash with negativeland and the beastie boys…«
And the most amazing thing is, that you can download their new album for absolutly free!!!
Thnx a lot for that! We do always apreciate the open-source-culture. For real!

Download the album »Big Brother Runs the Company« (12 tracks, mp3) >>

The CatFive Webpage >> CatFive MySpaceSite >> The Art of Ezra Li >>

Well… The Japanese just got it right. They even make an animation work through
a fountain of water. Amazing! But it seems to be a guerillia-marketing-strategy.

You like massive Dub? Right! Check this funky programmed webpage by Infinite Wheel.
You can mix various samples which animate some funky flash-cartoon-like characters…
Here we go! Check out the Dub City >>

You have to watch this video. Apparently it’s offline on the original page.
I think the Disney-Company is trying to ban it. But the net is stronger!

This is a video I made for cheekychen. His attempt is to open an art-category on youtube.
Therefore everybody should make a video containing the words »make art« and upload it.

Make a video, upload it on youtube and post it as a response to cheekychen’s vid.

Cheekychen’s vid >>

Stefan G. Bucher is creating one Monster every day. That’s the Daily Monster.
Check out more Monsters on Youtube >> or visit his website to preorder his new book >>

Check out this great Performance organized by ImprovEverywhere.
About 200 people freace in the same moment in the Grand Central
Station in New York City. (Found on the Woostercollective)

Check out this band, I found in a Moscow club (Project Ogy). They call themselve
70s Wonder and do a mixure of funk, rock and well… a Shaman singing.
I really enjoyed that one. Much Respect! One more video on the Fluctibus Channel