Stephen Shore – short documentary interview

Nils Frahm at St John-at-Hackney Church, London

Stan Douglas: »Luanda-Kinshasa« (excerpt)

The artist Stan Douglas in dialogue with Miles Davis’ album »On the Corner« from 1972. »What would have happened if the album hadn't been his worst-selling ever? What if Davis – instead of the druggy jams that he made with his touring band – had tried to connect with another youth culture that was emerging in New York at the time? (…) Douglas realized the project in a replica of the Columbia 30th Street Studio, in which Davis recorded all of his studio albums from 1954 to 1981. Two moveable cameras on tracks filmed the musicians waiting, listening, chatting, and playing, as well as their entourage. Miles Davis himself is present in his absence – in Douglas's ensemble there is no trumpeter.«

Source: Haus der Kunst

Saul Bass on aesthetics and money

Butterfly swimming (side and front view)

Death is Elsewhere

X-47B drone shot on USS Theodore Roosevelt, Aug 17, 2014.

Director: Richard Mosse 
Sound design: Ben Frost

Dean Blunt ft. Inga Copeland »The Narcissist«

TEXT-ures (A–Z)

»Bande à Part« (Jean-Luc Godard) Opening Scene

A Brief History of John Baldessari

Sesame Street – Geometry of Circles (Music by Philip Glass)

Aaron Draplin Takes On a Logo Design Challenge

The 12 basic principles of animation

Actress – Grey over Blue

Bill Viola »Ascension« (excerpt)

Notes on blindness