Image by Yoshi Sodeoka
Michelle Levy, Senior Curator, The Elizabeth Foundation
Wanderlust // www.wanderlustmind.com
Presented beautifully by a self-proclaimed “media archaeologist,” these “digressive adventures” are an exhaustive selection of links, images, articles and texts covering art, science, culture, sub-culture, and miscellaneous curiosities to keep restless minds engaged on a regular basis.
Michael Manning, Artist
How do you sell an animated GIF? // http://hyperallergic.com/19769/how-do-you-sell-an-animated-gif/
This unplanned interview with Lauren Cornell spurred more debate about the of production and sale of digital artworks than anything else online this year.
Sally McKay, Artist
Yoshi Sodeoka // https://plus.google.com/117963090017954160260/posts
Yoshi Sodeoka’s sophisticated animated art gifs scratch a whole pile of eye/brain itches all at once — they are so goofy, choppy and internet-eye-candy indulgent while still making visual homage to the video sources from whence they came.
Maria Michails, Artist
National Geographic Photo // http://photography.
I pick this link because it lets me dream: that there is a beautiful, peaceful, ecologically and socially healthy world out there. I know it’s a fantasy but it reminds me of what could be and that I’m alive, even as I sit at my desk working away.
Lorna Mills, Artist
WTF Fan Fiction // http://wtffanfiction.tumblr.com/
For now on, I want these people writing my catalogue essays.
Carolina Miranda, Editor C-Monster, WNYC’s Gallerina
The German Forklift Safety video// http://c-monster.net/blog1/tag/german-forklift-safety-video/
[This video] combines the right amount of institutional blandness with low-budget horror movie gore. All around a winner.
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I’m surprised no one thought to include any of Hennessy Youngman’s videos in this list. They were surely among the most liked & re-posted videos of the last year.
Wow, I’m flattered. thank you for posting about Dior Nights.
Hey Paddy, Why is this list split across six pages?
Because I looked at the amount of scrolling people were going to have to do and it became clear that it would be easier to click through the post than scroll indefinitely.Â
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