Tag Archive | video
Rembrandt’s “Night Watch” to be restored in public, and live – streamed.
Fine Art in the New Media So, we chose this clip to report the news of the restoration of Rembrandt’s Night Watch over all other video and print media reporting on the same topic. The BBC, The New York Times. The Guardian, The Telegraph, Artsy.net, and The Rijksmuseum itself ,among others because it is a […]
The Only Copy of “Beowulf,” Might Have Disappeared into the Mists of History
July 4, 2018 by Jack Dziamba. New Post Goes Up Every Wednesday BEOWULF “Beowulf is the longest epic poem in Old English, the language spoken in Anglo-Saxon England before the Norm an Conquest. More than 3,000 lines long, Beowulf relates the exploits of its eponymous hero, and his successive battles with a monster named […]
Through the Louvre Lens
May 23, 2018 by Jack Dziamba. New Post Goes Up Every Wednesday. Louvre Lens While it may well be said that all art is viewed through the “lens” of the Louvre, this post is about the Louvre Museum in Lens in northern France. Lens is a former coal mining town that has suffered d greatly […]
What’s So Good About a Video of an Art Exhibition? “Dreams of Frozen Music.”
May 16, 2018 by Jack Dziamba. New Post Goes Up Every Wednesday. Videos of an Exhibition There are many videos of art exhibitions available on the internet. They range from the talking heads to a full walk-through of an exhibition. While we may take these videos for granted, here we want to focus on the […]
Rodin, the Met, and the New Media
September 20, 2017 by Jack Dziamba. New Post Goes Up Every Wednesday. Rodin at the MET – September 16, 2017 – January 15, 2018 “On the centenary of the death of Auguste Rodin (1840–1917), The Metropolitan Museum of Art celebrates its historic collection of the artist’s work. Nearly 50 marbles, bronzes, plasters, and terracottas […]
Sam Shepard / Samuel Beckett – a Tribute
In this Article, we wish to celebrate his life of Sam Shepard as an Actor, Playwright, and a brief comparison of the theme and purpose of the works of Sam Shepard, and Samuel Beckett.
Samuel Beckett – 25 Minutes on the Internet – An Experiment
Time and the Internet The Internet” is now seen as the cause of short attention span. Before the Internet, the cause of a short attention span was assigned to Television. Before that … Some though assign the cause of short attention span to human nature, where the mind is constantly active , reacts to stimuli, and […]
Four Ways of Looking at Art – Monet’s “Wheatstacks”
FINE ART IN THE NEW MEDIA Here are four ways of looking at art, in this case, Claude Monet’s Meule, through the New Media tools of the internet which, when put together, present a new and exciting way of looking at art. 1. The first, above, is by an image of the work itself. The […]
Whither the Book 