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New Video Music Usa Et the Passion of Passion Produit Par Nouvelles Frontieres NEW VIDEO MUSIC USA PflfSfNif PAR nouvelles frontlo6res MARDI 11 JUIN 14 H ROBERT ASHLEY PERFECT LIVES (extraits) The Bank (episode 3130' Music by Robert Ashley John Sanborn : realisation Dean Winkler : video-synthese et montage Peter Gordon : production musique 14 H 30 MAX ALMY DEADLINE 4'15 Sound by Max Almy MERRIL ALDIGHIERI ET MARTIAN LUAU JOSEPH THIPICIAN 18' Music by Richard Bone Extraits Tiki Tunes 6'50 City of refuge 3'55 LOREN CARPENTER VOL LIBRE 2' Music by John Lewis JOHN SANBORN AVEC OLYMPIC FRAGMENTS KIT FITZGERALD 10'34 Audio by John Sanborn et Kit Fitzgerald EAR TO THE GROUND 4' Sound of David Van Tieghem SIBERIA 3'40 Music by Peter Gordon et Love of Life Orchestra AND NOW THIS 5'20 Music by David Van Tieghem JOHN SANBORN AVEC BIG ELECTRIC CAT KIT FITZGERALD ET 5' DEAN WINKLER Music by Adrian Belew JOHN SANBORN AVEC ACT III DEAN WINKLER 6'25 Music by Philip Glass 15 H 30 GLEN SCANTLEBURY ET CALIFORNIA ZONES LUCY PHILIPPS 14'30 Music by Glen Scantlebury, Lucy Philipps et Greg Jones THE RESIDENTS III RD REICH AND ROLL 4'10 Music by The Residents THE RESIDENTS ET HELLO SKINNY GRAEME WHIFLER 3' Music by The Residents 1 MINUTE MOVIES 4'45 Music by The Residents NORMAN L LEVY FUTUR PRIMITIVE 6'15 Music by Chalo Eduardo JOHN STURGEON SPINE TIME MICHAEL SCROGGINS EXEMPLI GRATA 4'48 ti' Audio John Sturgeon Music by John Hassel ARDELE LISTER HELL PAUL GARRIIN ROCKERCISE 16'40 7' Music by Jill Kroosen Music by The Ventures (en acci:lirfl GLEN SCANTLEBURY REAGAN COMMERCIALS MITCHELL SYROP WATCH IT, THINK 10' 1'20 i H 30 MERRIL ALDIGHIERI ET MARTIAN LUAU Audio by Mitchell Syrop JOSEPH TRIPICIAN 18, MAX ALMY PERFECT LEADER Music by Richard Bone 3'45 Extraits Music by Greg Jones Time Trmel 3'40 MAURREN NAPPI BEAT PLUS ONE Honolvai 2'35 2'45 GLEN SCANTLEBURY REAGAN COMMERCIALS N° 8 Music by Liquid Liquid BRUCE TOVSKY INVADED RBIGNIEW RYBCZYNSKI TANGO 7'05 8' Audio by Bruce Tovsky of 18 H 30 DAN REEVES SABDA Raposo Robert 15' DAN DINELLO PINK TRIANGLE RISING Sounds of India 8' KIRK VON HEFLIN KILL THE POOR STEINA VASULKA LET IT BE 3'06 1'38 Music Dead Kennedy Music by The Beatles ZBIGNIEW RYBCZYNSKI THE DAY BEFORE Sky High 5' 2'45 MARK LINDQUIST SUBWAY Summer Sault 3'35 5'18 Music by The Clash (tram South Western Landscapes) LARRY NIMMER RYTHM RIOTS ANTONIO MUNTADAS POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENTS 0'35 8' Music by Rohm Riots ELISABETH SHER BRAIN WASH SURPRISE 2' ti'45 BRANDA MILLER THAT% IT, FORGET 1T Music by Flipper 5' WASH IT Music by Gleaming S 4'20 SALLY ROSENTHAL COWS IN THE NEWS Music by Los Agitores 4' PEARLS Audio by Sally Rosenthal 8'15 SCOTT SUMMERVILLE TRIBUTE TO JUDITH JOHN SANBORN ET BLACK AND WHITE 2' KIT FITZGERALD 1'45 Song by Judy Song by John Sanborn LYN BLUMENTHAL ARCADE 7 H 30 GLEN SCANTLEBURY REAGAN COMMERCIALS N° 4 10' Music by A. Leroy GLEN SCANTLEBURY, REVERSE ANGLE LUCY PHILIPPS ET 11' SHIRLEY CLARKE JOHANNA WENT'S BOX JAN HEYNEKER Music by Greg Jones 3' Mark Wheaton LAURIE ANDERSON, HELLO Audio by PETER GABRIEL ET 4'15 MERCREDI 12 JUIN DEAN WINKLER Music by Laurie Anderson et Peter Gabriel RETROSPECTIVE JOHN SANBORN Winkler et Max Perillo ELISABETH SHER CAR WASH on la prisence de John Sanborn, Dean 3'25 14H JOHN SANBORN ET A TRIBUTE TO NAM JUNE PAIK Music by Flipper KIT FITZGERALD 28' ISABELLE LENESTOUR ET STAY AWRY FROM DANGER ZONE 14H30 ROBERT ASHLEY PERFECT LIVES (extraits) MARISSA HUTTER 5'35 (vid#o John Sanborn) The Bar (6pisode 4130' Music by John Allen et Music by Robert Ashley Morgan Curtis _ John Sanborn : riialisation Dean Winkler : vidia-synthise et montage Peter Gordon : production musique 15 H Les clips de John Sanborn et ses toutes dernieres creations DARA BIRNBAUM TECHNOLOGYITRANSFORMATION HEART BEAT WONDER WOMAN Music by King Crimson 5'37 Music "Wonder Woman in Oiscoland" WAYNES HAYES BLUES Music by Jill Kroesen KIRK VON HEFLIN I WILL FOLLOW 3'35 COMPLICATION SHAKEDOWN Music by U2 Music by Mote Sano KIT FITZGERALD HOLY CROSS SO TRANQUILIZING 3'20 Music by Jamaoldeen Tacuma Music by David Cunningham et 15 H 30 JOHN SANBORN AVEC OLYMPIC FRAGMENTS Peter Gordon KIT FITZGERALD 10'34 TO SORROW Audio by John Sanborn et 5' Kit Ftzgerald Music by Peter Gordon EAR TO THE GROUND DISAPPEAR INTO THE CRACKLING SOUND 4' 4'40 Sound of David Van Tioghom Music by The Ned Subtette Band SIBERIA MARK MC KERNIN PI. PIECE 3'40 1'50 Music by Peter Gordon et Music by The B-52's Love of Life Orchestra PHILIP HOPPER SPEED II AND NOW THIS 2'40 5'20 Music by Alan Brown Music by David Van Tieghem VIPER OPTICS 5 TH REPONSE JOHN SANBORN AVEC BIG ELECTRIC CAT JO ANN ET TO THE POLITICAL CONDITION KIT FITZGERALD ET 5' JAMES GILLERMAN 2'50 DEAN WINKLER Music by Adrian Below JIM WHITEAKER Music by Viper Optics JOHN SANBORN AVEC ACT III GLEN SCANTLEBURY REAGAN COMMERCIALS N° 9 DEAN WINKLER 6'25 Music by Philip Glass FROM THE UNDERGROUND CRASH AND BURN 5' JOHN SANBORN AVEC ENTROPY Music by F.T.U. KIT FITZGERALD 2'04 Audio by John Sanborn et JOAN LOGUE RENEE AND GEORGES MAGRITTE Kit Fitzgerald 3'45 Music by Paul 5imon ORDER 1'15 17 H 30 JOHN SANBORN AVEC ENTROPY Audio by John Sanborn et KIT FITZGERALD 2'04 Kit Fitzgerald Audio by John Sanborn of Kit Fitzgerald STATIC 2'10 ORDER Audio by John Sanborn at 1'15 Kit Ftzgerald Audio by John Sanborn et Kit Fitzgerald DON'T ASK 0'30 STATIC Audio by John Sanborn et 2'10 Kit Ftzgerald Audio by John Sanborn et EPISODE Kit Fitzgerald 3'15 DON'T ASK Audio by John Sanborn et 0'30 Kit Fitzgerald Audio by John Sanborn et Kit Ftzgerald WILD THINGS 3'30 EPISODE Music by Jimi Hendrix 3'15 Audio by John Sanborn et RENAISSANCE 5'40 Kit Ftzgerald Music by Jamaaldeen Tacuma WILD THINGS 16 H 30 BILL VIOLA ANTHEM 3'30 11'30 Music by Jimi Hendrix JOHN SANBORN ET RENAISSANCE DEAN WINKLER 5'40 Music by Jamaeldeen Tacuma PAUL GARRIIN A PLACE TO HIDE JEUDI 13 JUIN 4'06 Music by Three Tears Kill Four IOU ROBERT ASHLEY PERFECT LIVES DARA BIRNBAUM PM MAGAZINEIACID ROCK {extracts) 4'10 The Living Room Ihpisode 5130' Music by Dara Birnbaum et Music by Robert Ashley Simeon Softer John Sanborn : rialisation Dean Winkler : vidio-synthese et montage ZBIGNIEW RYBCZYNSKI THE DISCREET CHARM OF DIPLOMACY Peter Gordon : production musique 2'20 10 H 30 MAX ALMY DEADLINE SCOTT SUMMERVILLE BURROUGHS, I ACCUSE 4'15 2'50 Sound by Max Almy ED TANNENBAUM DIGITAL DANCER MERRIL ALDIGHIERI ET MARTIAN LUAU 4'45 JOSEPH TRIPICIAN 18' Music by Mighty Dog Music by Richard Bone ELISABETH SHER TOO YOUNG Extraits 2'05 TIM Tunes 6'50 SHALOM GOREWITZ BLUE SWEE City of refuge 3'55 3'32 LOREN CARPENTER VOL LIBRE Music by Shalom Gorewitz et 2' Brooks Williams Music by John Lewis GLEN SCANTLEBURY REAGAN COMMERCIALS N' 7 JOHN SANBORN AVEC OLYMPIC FRAGMENTS 7' KIT FITZGERALD 10'34 BRANDA MILLER LA. NICKEL Audio by John Sanborn et 8'30 Kit Fitzgerald Music by The Doodooettes EAR TO THE GROUND 16H30 MAX ALMY LEAVING THE 20 TH CENTURY 4' 10'25 Sound of David Van Tieghom Music and sound by Greg Jones SIBERIA KIRK VON HEFLIN DON'T BE CRUEL 3'40 2' Music by Peter Gordon et Music by Elvis Presley Love of Life Orchestra BEAT STREET AND NOW THIS 4'50 5'20 Music by ima Music by David Van Tieghem CHRISTIAN MARCLAY RECORD PLAYERS JOHN SANBORN AVEC BIG ELECTRIC CAT 4' KIT FITZGERALD ET 5' DEAN WINKLER Music by Adrian Below THE RESIDENTS IT'S A MAN'S WORLD 4'50 JOHN SANBORN AVEC ACT III Music by The Residents et DEAN WINKLER 6'25 James Brown Music by Philip Glass JULIA HEYWARD DRAGGIN THE BOTTOM 11 H30 GLEN SCANTLEBURY ET CALIFORNIA ZONES 4'45 LUCY PHILIPPS 14'30 Music by Julia Heyward Music by Glen Scantlebury, Lucy Philipps et ROBERT L JOHNS MASKS 1 AND 2 b Greg Jones 3' THE RESIDENTS III RD REICH AND ROLL ZBIGNIEW RYBCZYNSKI MEDIA 4'10 2' _Music by The Residents OARA BIRNBAUM POP-POP VIDEO : KOJAKIWANG THE RESIDENTS ET HELLO SKINNY 2'53 GRAEME WHIFLER 3' Music by Rys Chatam Music by The Residents DAMNATION OF FAUST : EVOCATION 1 MINUTE MOVIES 10' 4'45 Music by Joshua Fried, Music by The Residents Sonic Youth at John Iceman NORMAN L LEVY FUTUR PRIMITIVE PHILIP HOPPER SPEED I 6'15 2'40 Music b Chelo Eduardo Music by Alan Brown JOHN STURGEON SPINE TIME 4'48 Audio John Sturgeon ROCKERCISE ARDELE LISTER HELL PAUL GARRIIN 16'40 Music by Jill Kroesen Music by The Ventures (en accelerd) GLEN SCANTLEBURY REAGAN COMMERCIALS 10' MITCHELL SYROP WATCH IT, THINK 120 LUAU 12 H 30 MERRIL ALDIGHIER1 ET MARTIAN Audio by Mitchell Syrop JOSEPH TRIPICIAN 18' Music by Richard Bone MAX ALMY PERFECT LEADER Extraits : 3'45 Jones Time Travel 3'40 Music by Greg Honolvai 2'35 MAURREN NAPPI BEAT PLUS ONE GLEN SCANTLEBURY REAGAN COMMERCIALS N° B 2'45 Music by Liquid Liquid BRUCE TOVSKY INVADED 7'05 RBIGNIEW RYBCZYNSKI TANGO ' Audio by Bruce Tovsky et '' 8 Robert Raposo VENQRER114 JUIN DAN DINELLD PINK TRIANGLE RISING 8' ~~ 14H NAM JUNE PAIK 30SAK -NEW YORK 0 STEINA VASULKA LET IT BE 1'38 14 H 30 DAN REEVES SABOA Music by The Beatles 15' Sounds of India Sky High 2'45 KIRK VON HEFLIN KILL THE POOR 3'06 Summer Sault Music Dead Kennedy 5,18 (from South Western Landscapes) ZBIGNIEW RYBCZYNSKI THE DAY BEFORE 5 ANTONIO MUNTADAS POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENTS 8' MARK LINDQUIST SUBWAY 3'35 BRAIN WASH ELISABETH SHER Music by The Clash 6'45 Music by F1ip~er LARRY NIMMER RYTHM RIOTS 0'35 WASH IT Music by Rythm Riots 4'20 Music by Los Agitores SURPRISE 2' PEARLS BRANDA MILLER THAT'S IT, FORGET IT 8'15 5 Music by Gleaming Spires JOHN SANBORN ET BLACK AND WHITE COWS IN THE NEWS KIT FITZGERALD 1'45 SALLY ROSENTHAL Song by John Sanborn 4' Audio Sally Rasenthal 13 H 30 GLEN SCANTLEBURY REAGAN COMMERCIALS N' 4 _, SCOTT SUMMERVILLE TRIBUTE TO JUDITH REVERSE ANGLE GLEN SCANTLEBURY, 2' ET 11' LUCY PHILIPPS Song by Judy JAN HEYNEKER Music by Greg Jones LYN BLUMENTHAL ARCADE ANDERSON, HELLO LAURIE 10' GABRIEL ET 4'15 PETER Music A.
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