Just throwing out this new Quentin Tarantino movie trailer for all yall who haven't heard...Django Unchained is coming!! via.
Showing posts with label film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label film. Show all posts
Thursday, July 26, 2012
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Degenerate Art Goes Digital
Degenerate Art is now available On Demand and on itunes ! Watch it, love it, rate it, and spread the word around :) We need your support!
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Roommates with Don
My brother, the director, photographer, producer, artist. He is doing amazing things everyday! One of my favorites are the hilarious sketches him and his friends create. Brian Stevens, Andreas Riter, and Joe Pettinati directs a hilarious Mad Men parody. "Being Don Draper's roommate isn't all it's cracked up to be." If you haven't seen this yet you are in for a laugh. Keep up with Joe here and Brian here.
Credits:
Don--Andreas Riter
Don's Pop--Ted Welch
Date--Stephanie O'Neill
Roommate--Brian Stevens
Directed by--Joe Pettinati
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Singularity
Singularity, Collection by Snic.
Max Tubman does it again! This time he profiles the collection Snic made for The Big Show, recently shown in Las Vegas March 2012. Video by Max Tubman, music by Kodomomusic.com, opening credits by philthysoftpretzls.com, and photos by me.
Here is an excerpt of the entire piece on Max's blog, Steam Machine Video. Click here to see entire post:
[This video represents a certain turning point. This is a turning point for me as a filmmaker and the video itself captures a turning point in Snic’s glass sculpture work...Snic has done a lot of work in other none traditional techniques to complement his monochromatic sculpture work. This is one of the reasons his work stands out from the rest and why many try and mimic his style and innovation.]
Labels:
film,
glass,
max tubman,
snic
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Boro Quartet
Boro Quartet by Max Tubman
[Borosilicate is the material,
four artists working seamlessly together to create on fluid body of work. This
video is a snipit from a week long collaboration between glass pipe artists,
Micah Evans, Salt, Snic, and Zach Puchowitz. This collection of pieces was made
for the Functional Glass Industry Awards.]
Max Tubman is fantastic. He also helped film, Degenerate Art. Watch this and then love him.
Max Tubman is fantastic. He also helped film, Degenerate Art. Watch this and then love him.
Labels:
film,
glass,
max tubman,
snic
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Degenerate Art: Last showing
Degenerate Art poster around Austin. Tonight is the last showing for SXSW 9:30 at the Ritz. Last photo with director and former shop mate, Marble Slinger. pics via.
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Bad Brains
Bad Brains: Band in DC
Randomly saw this film last night for SXSW. Obviously music is a huge influence on our lives but I didn't know the band, Bad Brains, and I didn't know the effect the band's front runner, HR, had on millions of fans and major artists in the industry. I was glued to the film and fascinated by their 'rich and complicated history.' Go see it!
Saturday, March 10, 2012
Just Another Glassblower
DEGENERATE ART PREMIERE
With artists (from left) SALT, Zach Puchowitz, Marble Slinger, Chris Carlson, Cowboy, SNIC, DWreck, and J.A.G.
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Degenerate Art
Degenerate Art: The Art and Culture of Glass Pipes - SXSW 2012 Accepted Film
[“Degenerate Art” tells the story of glass pipe-making from Bob Snodgrass
and the origins of the “color-changing” pipe, to the radical emerging
art movement it has become today. Despite federal laws andevents like
Operation Pipedreams, pipemakers are pioneering not only new techniques
in working glass, but have also created a whole new genre of American
folk art. Between raw materials and glassworking tools, and consumer
demand for glass pipes, a huge multi-million dollar industry has formed
around this taboo culture. The pieces not only reflect the artists
making them, they are a reaction to the status quo. The work itself
challenges our right to free speech and expression, as well as
reflecting the nature of the people who make and collect the pieces. One
of the last true underground scenes, glass pipe art remains invisble to
mainstream culture. “Degenerate Art” will be the first of its kind, a
historical instant cult classic documenting the golden era of the
movement.]
AND THE COUNTDOWN BEGINS..
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Thursday, February 9, 2012
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