Visual Music

Around Perception - Pierre Hebert - Video Clip Online

Animated Notion - Part 1 http://www.onf-nfb.gc.ca/eng/collection/film/?id=13104 The first part of this series by Norman McLaren deals only with tempo. It starts by showing the disc travelling in one move (1/24 of a second) from A to B, and progressively demonstrates slower and slower tempos. 1976 ,  09 min 08 s Directed by Norman McLaren Grant Munro Produced by Norman McLaren Grant Munro More Resources http://www.onf-nfb.gc.ca/eng/collection/result.php?type=credit&pid=11192&nom=Norman+McLaren Original Post - 31/10/2005 Norman McLaren - Animated Motion Part 1 - Video Clip Real Media See at Amazon PAL non US version Purchase Norman McLaren works at Amazon.com Search Amazon.com for Norman McLaren

Synesthesia and Intersense: Intermedia Dick Higgins

Art and Synesthesia by Dr. Hugo Heyrman - Lecture July 2005

Colour Music by Niels Hutchison

Bret Battey - Computer-realized video and sound (2005)

The VJ Book - Live Visual Performances Purchase at Amazon "WHAT IS VJING? It means improvising with visuals, specifically those rendered via projected light. The expression originally referred to the Video Jockey (as a counterpart to a Disc Jockey), but it’s more accurately Visuals Jockey—a general descriptor that encompasses older, non-video avocations such as “running the light show.” Martha Quinn and Kurt Loder notwithstanding, the term VJ, as used here, has nothing to do with appearing on television to introduce advertisements." Source: excerpt from introduction by Paul Spinrad ( link to pdf of introduction ) Website: http://feralhouse.com/press/thevjbook/index.php

texts and publications by Joost Rekveld: updated links to Joost Rekveld Writings Visit website with links to writings: http://www.lumen.nu/rekveld/wp/?page_id=6 Original Post: 25 October 2005 Joost Rekveld - Work and Writings and Historical Articles About "Joost Rekveld (1970) has been making abstract films and light installations since 1991, originally starting out from the idea of a visual music for the eye. He has been making most of his animated films with optical and mechanical setups, using the computer as a controller and composition machine in order to orchestrate the precise movements of optical components. His installation making grew out of the tools he developed to make his films, often inspired by the lesser frequented by-ways in the…

Adriano Abbado - wonokromo - work about visual noise - Video Clip

Adriano Abbado's website is now:  http://www.noisegrains.com/ Example Motion Work KAYUPUTIH Digital animation 2 min. 24 sec. Silent 720p/25 2008, revised 2011 KAYUPUTIH  is a silent abstract animation that continues the research begun with WONOKROMO. I created  KAYUPUTIH  in 2007 and 2008. At first I made several animated sequences. After several months I selected four of them and created three sections and a coda by mixing the four sequences in several ways. All images depict different kinds of visual noise. Source:  http://www.noisegrains.com/?page_id=3 KAYUPUTIH from Adriano Abbado on Vimeo . Original Post - 26th October 2005 Adriano Abbado - Abstract Animation

cinemd.tm.fr - Festival

Oerd Van Cuijlenborg - Animation Artist

Center for Advanced Visual Studies

Scott pagano - motion graphics

Excellent Historical Timeline of Computer Graphics and Animation