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  • Ed Ruscha on working with gunpowder

    Artist Ed Ruscha discusses the appeal of using gunpowder as a drawing medium. Learn more about Ruscha at http://www.sfmoma.org/pages/search?query=ruscha&category=multimedia

    Published 2 days ago

    By sfmoma

  • Ken Saffran reads Poetry on Public Access TV, S.F.

    This is John Rhodes segment of the San Francisco Open Mic Poetry Podcast Public Access TV Show.Ken Saffran is the featured reader:Ken Saffran has poems published in the Haight Ashbury Literary Journal, Bay Area Poets Seasonal Review and upcoming in Ambush and Nerve Cowboy. His chapbook Strange Animal was published by 3300 Press. Although he grew up in the Midwest, he always had Far West sensibilities, so it was inevitable that he move to San Francisco and join the great tribe of poets in the Bay Area.

    Published 1 week ago

    By johnrhodes

  • Selene Steese Reads Poetry on San Francisco Public Access TV

    ;This Clara Hsu's segment of the San Francisco Open Mic Poetry Podcast TV Show and her featured reader will be Selene Steese.About Selene:Selene is co-host of her own reading series, Oakland S.O.U.P.,which happens every first and third Thursday, and I ama very prolific writer. I write at least two poems per week,and I'm currently working on three novels, one of whichis complete. Songs sneak up on me at any time,demanding to be sung and writing themselvesas I open my mouth and hear the sounds come out.

    Published 1 week ago

    By johnrhodes

  • Delivery of Muni Bus Stop

    This video shows the delivery of a Muni bus shelter to SOMArts for the november show I Live Here SF.

    Published 1 week ago

    By somarts

  • Henry Wessel on his artistic process

    Photographer Henry Wessel discusses the importance of remaining aware when taking a picture. Watch more videos about Wessel at http://www.sfmoma.org/pages/search?query=wessel&category;=multimedia

    Published 2 weeks ago

    By sfmoma

  • Brice Marden on Cold Mountain

    Painter Brice Marden describes the inspiration behind the painting "Cold Mountain" (1989-1991). Watch more videos about Marden at: http://www.sfmoma.org/pages/search?query=brice+marden&category;=multimedia

    Published 3 weeks ago

    By sfmoma

  • 75 Reasons to Live: Joseph Becker on Giovanni Pintori

    Joseph Becker, SFMOMA assistant curator of architecture and design, talks about Giovanni Pintori's poster and design work for Ing. C. Olivetti & C., circa 1950s & 1960s. Remember the end of "Manhattan," when Woody Allen asks himself what makes life worth living? In January 2010, during SFMOMA's three-day 75th anniversary celebration, 75 people from the Bay Area creative community gave extremely short talks (7.5 minutes or less!) on a single collection work of their choosing. See more of the "75 reasons" videos here: http://blog.sfmoma.org/tag/75-reasons-to-live

    Published 4 weeks ago

    By sfmoma

  • 75 Reasons to Live: Michelle Tea on Andy Warhol

    Michelle Tea, novelist, poet, and literary curator, talks about Andy Warhol's "Self-Portrait " (1986). Remember the end of "Manhattan," when Woody Allen asks himself what makes life worth living? In January 2010, during SFMOMA's three-day 75th anniversary celebration, 75 people from the Bay Area creative community gave extremely short talks (7.5 minutes or less!) on a single collection work of their choosing. See more of the "75 reasons" videos here: http://blog.sfmoma.org/tag/75-reasons-to-live

    Published 4 weeks ago

    By sfmoma

  • Garden Day full

    Created on August 3, 2010 using FlipShare.

    Published 4 weeks ago

    By somarts

  • Barbara Belle-Diamond Reads on Public Access TV

    This is Clara Hsu's segment of John Rhode's San Francisco Open Mic Poetry Podcast TV Show. Barbara Belle-Diamond is a well-known fixture in the open mics of San Francisco and runs her own open mic at the Celtic Coffee Company at 142 Mcallister, on Saturdays 3-5:30pm.

    Published 1 month ago

    By johnrhodes

  • Andrena Zawinski Reads Poetry on Public Access TV

    Andrena Zawinski Reads: This is John Rhodes' San Francisco Open Mic Poetry Podcast TV Show cohosted by Clara Hsu. In this segment Andrena Zawinski of http://poetrymagazine.com reads her poetry. Here is her bio: Andrena Zawinski lives and teaches writing in Oakland, CA but was born and raised in Pittsburgh, PA. Her full collection of poems, Traveling in Reflected Light, was released in 1995 by Pig Iron Press as a Kenneth Patchen competition winner. Her chapbooks include Greatest Hits 1991-2001 (2002) as part of Pudding House's archival and invitational Series and Taking the Road Where It Leads (2008) from Poets Corner Press with two collections forthcoming in 2009. She founded and runs a Women’s Poetry Potluck and Salon in the San Francisco Bay Area. Her individual poems have appeared in Quarterly West, Gulf Coast, Slipstream, Rattle, Many Mountains Moving, Pacific Review, The Progressive Magazine and many others. Zawinski has been Features Editor at PoetryMagazine.com since 2000.

    Published 1 month ago

    By johnrhodes

  • My Country - May 12, 2010

    Howard Vicini hosts a conversation with San Francisco author Francine Brevetti.

    Published 1 month ago

    By Bay Media Lab

  • Will Shank on Discovering a Hidden Picasso

    Former SFMOMA paintings conservator Will Shank explains the process that led to the discovery of a hidden painting by Pablo Picasso. See more videos at http://www.sfmoma.org/video

    Published 1 month ago

    By sfmoma

  • SOMArts presents: The Ramp and Laurel Lee

    Created on July 26, 2010 using FlipShare.

    Published 1 month ago

    By somarts

  • Video 143

    Recorded on July 26, 2010 using a Flip Video camcorder.

    Published 1 month ago

    By somarts

  • Mondrian and Dance

    Art historian Kermit Swiler Champa talks about Piet Mondrian's interest in dancing and the boogie-woogie, and considers the influence of contemporary dance on his paintings. See more videos at http://www.sfmoma.org/video

    Published 1 month ago

    By sfmoma

  • Free Day 2

    This cut, unlike the first one, is made out of only 5 shots, and could've been done in only 4 shots. I was aiming at simplicity here, and decided to stay on two shots of both actors as long as I could so that the audience could observe the actors' interaction uninterrupted by cuts. I started with a tighter shot, which focused our attention more on the female lead's emotions, and I cut to a wider shot when we had to see the geography of the blocking, e.g., where the actors go in the space, then came in tight again on both. This is an intimate scene, and in general, these types of scenes require closer shots to maintain that intimacy.

    Published 1 month ago

    By San Francisco School of Digita

  • Free Day 1

    In this edit version, I use the majority of shots that we filmed during the Free Day, and you can see a pretty conventional coverage of the scene: we start with a wide angle shot, which establishes the space and the room where the two characters are having the discussion, then we move into a tighter shot when the female lead announces the big news. Then we jump cut to her reaction shot again for emphasis on her reaction, then we cut to the husband's over-the-shoulder shot with a repetition of his line, again for yet another emphasis on the fact that he's having a hard time being thrilled by what she has just told him. This way the conflict in the scene between the two characters is crystallized and brought to the audience's attention, plain and simple. Then we go to another reaction shot on her which is also a two-shot. If you notice, I wanted every shot t o contain movement and be taken from the dolly, which was a challenge as it's difficult to always maintain the right speed, framing and rhythm, but it definitely works to add some unsettlement to the scene. Then we cut between a shot-reverse-shot of them at their second position, and we end on a longer pan between their faces. Again, I was looking for a lot of movement and motion throughout the scene. On to the next cut, which is much more minimalistic than this one...

    Published 1 month ago

    By San Francisco School of Digita

  • Frank Stella on Shaping the Canvas

    Artist Frank Stella discusses his three-dimensional works. See more videos at http://www.sfmoma.org/video

    Published 1 month ago

    By sfmoma

  • Totally Unrealistic: Cecil Childress

    Cecil Childress comments on his work and the exhibition "Totally Unrealistic: the art of abstraction" at the opening reception, July 8, 2010 at SOMArts Cultural Center's Main Gallery.

    Published 1 month ago

    By somarts

  • IMG 1620

    IMG 1620 From: somarts Views: 0 0 ratings Time: 04:53 More in Nonprofits & Activism

    Published 1 month ago

    By somarts

  • Totally Unrealistic: Marilyn Kuksht

    Marilyn Kuksht comments on her work and the exhibition "Totally Unrealistic: the art of abstraction" at the opening reception, July 8, 2010 at SOMArts Cultural Center's Main Gallery.

    Published 1 month ago

    By somarts

  • Art Speak Audio Tour - Japanese Tea Ceremony

    Art Speak Audio Tour - Japanese Tea Ceremony From: AsianArtMuseum Views: 0 0 ratings Time: 01:33 More in Education

    Published 1 month ago

    By AsianArtMuseum

  • Jeff Wall: "I begin by not photographing"

    Photographer Jeff Wall discusses his artistic process. See more videos at http://www.sfmoma.org/video

    Published 1 month ago

    By sfmoma

  • MATCHA: The Shanghai Dress

    The qipao is a stylish, sophisticated form-fitting dress that emerged in 1920s Shanghai. Meet Jane Zhu: she's studied qipao patternmaking and construction from master tailors. Celebrated in Shanghai and New York for her contemporary, made-to-order luxury qipao, Zhu's been featured in Vogue, Elle China, Harper's Bazaar China, Newsweek, and more. She will share her qipao designs and give a talk on the history and craftsmanship of these iconic, versatile dresses. Make your own traditional Chinese button, design your own ready-to-wear pinback button, chat with a docent in the Shanghai galleries, hang out with friends over cocktails and music by DJ Quantum, and revel in the pleasure of fashion, design, and Asian art.

    Published 1 month ago

    By AsianArtMuseum

  • Brushpainting Demonstration with Artist Kong Pak-yu (7/4/2010)

    Enjoy Kong's demonstration of bok choy paintings.

    Published 1 month ago

    By AsianArtMuseum

  • Totally Unrealistic Breakdown 5

    Created on July 1, 2010 using FlipShare.

    Published 2 months ago

    By somarts

  • William Kentridge on His Process

    Artist William Kentridge talks about his process of repeatedly erasing and reworking charcoal drawings to create his well-known stop-motion animated films. See more videos at http://www.sfmoma.org/video

    Published 2 months ago

    By sfmoma

  • What is an Art Museum?

    An introduction to art museums. Includes interviews with museum staff and a tour of the Asian Art Museum. Filmed in the former location of the Asian Art Museum (prior to 2003; in Golden Gate Park).

    Published 2 months ago

    By AsianArtMuseum

  • Asian Art Museum Audio Tour with Art Speak Youth - Tea Ceremony

    Listen to Art Speak Youth discuss the Asian Art Museum's collection and special exhibitions.

    Published 2 months ago

    By AsianArtMuseum

  • Asian Art Museum Audio Tour with Art Speak Youth - Chinese Dresses

    Listen to Art Speak Youth discuss the Asian Art Museum's collection and special exhibitions.

    Published 2 months ago

    By AsianArtMuseum

  • Wheatpasting: The deAppropriation Wall with Art Speak Youth

    Wheatpasting: The deAppropriation Wall with Art Speak Youth From: AsianArtMuseum Views: 0 0 ratings Time: 03:13 More in Education

    Published 2 months ago

    By AsianArtMuseum

  • Book Arts Workshop with Art Speak Youth

    Book Arts Workshop with Art Speak Youth From: AsianArtMuseum Views: 0 0 ratings Time: 03:16 More in Education

    Published 2 months ago

    By AsianArtMuseum

  • Avotcja reads Poetry on San Francisco Public Access TV

    This is Clara Hsu's segment of John Rhodes' Mystic Babylon Open Mic Poetry Podcast TV show. Here is a bio of Avotcja who is the featured poet in this segment:POET/PLAYWRIGHT/MULTI-PERCUSSIONIST/PHOTOGRAPHER/TEACHER Avotcja has been published in English & Spanish in the USA, Mexico & Europe, and in more Anthologies than she remembers. Avotcja is a proud & active member of DAMO (Disability Advocates Of Minorities Organization), PEN Oakland, California Poets In The Schools, NARAS & the National Writers Union Local #3.

    Published 2 months ago

    By johnrhodes

  • SOMArts Main Gallery Empty.mov

    3-D tour of empty SOMArts Main Gallery.

    Published 2 months ago

    By somarts

  • Chris Johanson Talks to SFMOMA

    Artist Chris Johanson talks about a performance at the museum on June 17, 2010. SFMOMA staff members Ian from Communications and Tammy from Media Arts talked to Chris (and his lovely mannequin companion) about the upcoming event. To learn more about the event, visit http://www.sfmoma.org/events/1639

    Published 2 months ago

    By sfmoma

  • The Deinstallation of Sol LeWitt's Wall Drawings for SFMOMA

    Watch as Sol LeWitt's monumental wall drawings disappear from the SFMOMA'sHaas atrium in this time-lapse video. The paintings were commissioned for the museum, and the artist's designs and installation instructions are a permanent part of our collection. See more videos at http://www.sfmoma.org/video

    Published 2 months ago

    By sfmoma

  • Reimagining SFMOMA: Four Architects

    Meet the architects we're considering for SFMOMA's expansion. In this short film, you'll hear from Director Neal Benezra and principals from the four architectural firms: Craig Dykers, Snøhetta; Elizabeth Diller, Diller Scofidio + Renfro; Norman Foster, Foster + Partners; and David Adjaye, Adjaye Associates. Learn more about SFMOMA's expansion at www.sfmoma.org/expansion. Produced by Sorcher Films for the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, 2010.

    Published 2 months ago

    By sfmoma

  • Lucille Lang Day on San Francisco Public Access TV

    This is John Rhodes and this the the San Francisco Open Mic Poetry Podcast TV Show. Lucille Lang Day is the featured poet in this segment. Below is her Bio. Lucille Lang Day is the author of eight poetry collections and chapbooks, including The Curvature of Blue (Cervena Barva, 2009) and The Book of Answers (Finishing Line, 2006), from which she'll read today. She has also published a children's book, Chain Letter (Heyday, 2005), and her poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction have appeared widely in magazines and anthologies. She is the founder and director of a small press, Scarlet Tanager Books, and also served for 17 years as the director of the Hall of Health, a museum in Berkeley. Her website is http://lucillelangday.com Please also watch the second segment with 2nd cohost Clara Hsu and the 2nd featured poet Avotcja.

    Published 2 months ago

    By johnrhodes

  • The Installation of Sol LeWitt's Wall Drawings for SFMOMA

    The Installation of Sol LeWitt's Wall Drawings for SFMOMA From: sfmoma Views: 0 0 ratings Time: 01:05 More in Nonprofits & Activism

    Published 2 months ago

    By sfmoma

  • SOMArts + Qcc present Chronotopia

    Created on June 8, 2010 using FlipShare.

    Published 2 months ago

    By somarts

  • Sol LeWitt on Working with Assistants

    Artist Sol LeWitt talks about working with studio assistants to create his monumental wall drawings. See more videos at www.sfmoma.org/video

    Published 2 months ago

    By sfmoma

  • Frameline34 Trailer: 34ish Part 4

    Join the San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival for its landmark showcase of queer cinema, this June 17-27, 2010. More information and tickets: http://www.frameline.org/festival. Meet up with film lovers, rub shoulders with the hottest directors, and discover new film favorites, including international imports and local gems. Thanks to drag sensastion Chico's Angels, Shiney Kumquat Productions, and Dotfilmz for creating our 34ish trailer!

    Published 3 months ago

    By Frameline

  • Frameline34 Trailer: 34ish Part 3

    Join the San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival for its landmark showcase of queer cinema, this June 17-27, 2010. More information and tickets: http://www.frameline.org/festival. Meet up with film lovers, rub shoulders with the hottest directors, and discover new film favorites, including international imports and local gems. Thanks to drag sensastion Chico's Angels, Shiney Kumquat Productions, and Dotfilmz for creating our 34ish trailer!

    Published 3 months ago

    By Frameline

  • AAM Staff Member Ken Ikemoto on HOME

    AAM Staff Member Ken Ikemoto on HOME From: AsianArtMuseum Views: 0 0 ratings Time: 00:29 More in Education

    Published 3 months ago

    By AsianArtMuseum

  • Art Speak Teaching Artist Adrienne Skye Roberts on HOME and Identity

    Art Speak Teaching Artist Adrienne Skye Roberts on HOME and Identity From: AsianArtMuseum Views: 0 0 ratings Time: 02:17 More in Education

    Published 3 months ago

    By AsianArtMuseum

  • Stonewall Uprising -- Trailer

    USA, 2010, 82 min. Using rarely seen archival footage and eyewitness accounts (some from surprising sources), this must-see documentary offers a fresh look at that pivotal 1969 event in the gay rights movement when homosexuals "discovered a power we didn't even know we had." Visit http://www.frameline.org/festival/film/detail.aspx?id=2089&FID;=47 for more information.

    Published 3 months ago

    By Frameline

  • Frameline34 Trailer: 34ish Part 1

    Join the San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival for its landmark showcase of queer cinema, this June 17-27, 2010. More information and tickets: http://www.frameline.org/festival. Meet up with film lovers, rub shoulders with the hottest directors, and discover new film favorites, including international imports and local gems. Thanks to drag sensastion Chico's Angels and Dotfilmz for creating our 34ish trailer!

    Published 3 months ago

    By Frameline

  • The Stranger in Us -- Trailer

    USA, 2010, 106 min. This local, debut feature is a sympathetic portrait of losing and regaining oneself in the concrete jungle. When a struggling poet leaves his abusive boyfriend, he befriends a hustler, and they forge a new path together through SF's gritty streets. For more information, visit http://www.frameline.org/festival/film/detail.aspx?id=1940&FID;=47.

    Published 3 months ago

    By Frameline

  • Dana Teen Lomax reads on San Francisco Poetry Podcast TV

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    By johnrhodes

  • Steve Mackin on the San Francisco Open Mic Poetry Podcast TV Show

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    By johnrhodes

  • Michael Auping on Philip Guston's Hooded Figures

    Curator Michael Auping discusses the symbolism of the hooded figures in paintings by Philip Guston. See more videos at www.sfmoma.org/video

    Published 3 months ago

    By sfmoma

  • Breakdown 3 The Ramp + Cornerstone Academy

    Created on May 19, 2010 using FlipShare.

    Published 3 months ago

    By somarts

  • Chris Johanson on "The Sunlight of the Spirit is the Warmth of Love"

    Artist Chris Johanson discusses, "The Sunlight of the Spirit is the Warmth of Love" (2004), a monumental commission he created for SFMOMA. See more videos at www.sfmoma.org/video.

    Published 3 months ago

    By sfmoma

  • Doris Salcedo on her Colombian Roots

    Colombian-born sculptor Doris Salcedo discusses the impact of heritage on her artistic identity. See more videos at www.sfmoma.org/video

    Published 3 months ago

    By sfmoma

  • Oaks 5 14 2010

    Oaks 5 14 2010 From: AsianArtMuseum Views: 0 0 ratings Time: 39:44 More in Education

    Published 3 months ago

    By AsianArtMuseum

  • Artist Kara Walker in Conversation with SFMOMA Curator Gary Garrels

    Artist Kara Walker speaks with SFMOMA curator Gary Garrels in this podcast. Listen to this extraordinary and often humorous conversation in which Walker shares some surprising insights into her iconography.

    Published 3 months ago

    By sfmoma

  • A Conversation with Contemporary Chinese Artist Zhang Huan (5/14/2010)

    Join world renowned contemporary Chinese artist Zhang Huan in conversation with Asian Art Museum director Jay Xu. The San Francisco Arts Commission will present the world premiere of Zhang's colossal work Three Heads Six Arms (2008), which will be the focal point of San Francisco's Civic Center Plaza, nestled between City Hall and the Asian Art Museum. Standing over 26 feet tall and weighing almost 15 tons, the copper sculpture is the artist's largest work to date. Zhang, who is based in Shanghai, is widely regarded as one of the most influential and provocative contemporary artists working today. Don't miss this opportunity to learn more about this artists work against the backdrop of the Shanghai exhibition at the Asian Art Museum and the city-wide celebration of the 30th anniversary of the San Francisco Shanghai Sister City relationship. The program will be introduced by Luis R. Cancel, Director of Cultural Affairs for the San Francisco Arts Commission. Please note Mr. Zhang will speak in Chinese. English translation will be provided by Wang Xiaoyu.

    Published 3 months ago

    By AsianArtMuseum

  • Chris Johanson on "The Sunlight of the Spirit is the Warmth of Love"

    Artist Chris Johanson discusses, "The Sunlight of the Spirit is the Warmth of Love" (2004), a monumental commission he created for SFMOMA. See more videos at www.sfmoma.org/video

    Published 3 months ago

    By sfmoma

  • :30 Second Spot

    Edited by Staci DeGagne

    Published 3 months ago

    By San Francisco School of Digita

  • Chrysalis Student Exhibit 09

    Recorded on November 6, 2009 using a Flip Video camcorder.

    Published 3 months ago

    By somarts

  • Sarah Jelley Printmaking Demo

    Recorded on November 6, 2009 using a Flip Video camcorder.

    Published 3 months ago

    By somarts

  • Bay Gallery: Festive Party Dinner Setup

    Recorded on November 21, 2009.

    Published 3 months ago

    By somarts

  • Black Rock Roller Disco

    Recorded on February 13, 2010 using a Flip Video camcorder.

    Published 3 months ago

    By somarts

  • Matthew Barney on the Origins of Drawing Restraint

    Matthew Barney discusses the origins of his series Drawing Restraint.

    Published 3 months ago

    By sfmoma

  • SOMArts Community Garden Day May 1, 2010

    May 1st 2010, SOMArts hosted its second community garden day with volunteers from around the city coming to help plant trees, redesign our patio, and plant a butterfly habitat. Special thanks to Amber Hasselbring to her help making it happen. More to come so stay tuned. The next event will occur in June, 2010 during the annual garden week so keep an eye out for the updates.

    Published 3 months ago

    By somarts

  • (re)-Claim, curated by APICC at SOMArts Main Gallery

    For the 13th annual United States of Asian American Festival, APICC (the Asian Pacific Islander Cultural Center) presents their newest exhibition titled (re)-Claim. This exhibition features Mark Baugh-Sasaki, Kathy Fuji-Oka, Su-Chen Hung, Christina Mazza, Judy Shintani, and Truong Tran. (re)-Claim is curated by Jen Banta and Pam Wu, and don't forget about Vinay Patel.

    Published 3 months ago

    By somarts

  • SFIFF53 Video Scoop Friday May 7

    SCOOP DU JOUR: Daily dose of highlights from the 53rd edition of the San Francisco International Film Festival. Features Pedro Gonzales-Rubio, Stephin Merritt and 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, SFIFF53 volunteers and Joan Rivers, star of Joan Rivers—A Piece of Work and codirectors Ricki Stern and Annie Sundberg. Hosted by Erin Coker; visit http://fest10.sffs.org/news Distributed by Tubemogul.

    Published 3 months ago

    By San Francisco Film Society

  • SFIFF53 Video Scoop Thursday May 6

    SCOOP DU JOUR: Daily dose of highlights from the 53rd edition of the San Francisco International Film Festival. Features youth filmmakers, the always-buzzing SFIFF53 Hospitality Lounge and the Golden Gate Awards. Hosted by Erin Coker. Visit http://fest10.sffs.org/news Distributed by Tubemogul.

    Published 3 months ago

    By San Francisco Film Society

  • Clara Hsu and Bill Mercer on Bay Area Video Coalition PEG TV

    Hello. This is John Rhodes producer and cohost of San Francisco Mystic Babylon Open Mic Poetry Podcast/TV. In this podcast we have segment 2 of the Mystic Path on the San Francisco Podcast/TV Show. Clara Hsu will be performing a duet with Bill Mercer Part in part two in this podcast. You can find out more about Clara hsu by going to http://clarahsu.com . Clara Hsu's song is sung to the poem of Li Po, titled Night Thoughts. To find out when this show airs look on the Bay Area Video Coalition Web Site at: http://www.bavc.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1884&Itemid=1806 . On the right you can click on Schedule Channel 76 too. It airs there too.

    Published 3 months ago

    By johnrhodes

  • SFIFF53 Video Scoop Wednesday May 5

    SCOOP DU JOUR: Daily dose of highlights from the 53rd edition of the San Francisco International Film Festival. Features Northless director Rigoberto Perezcano, You Think You're the Prettiest, but You Are the Sluttiest director Che Sandoval and Presumed Guilty director Roberto Hernandez. Hosted by Erin Coker; visit http://fest10.sffs.org/news Distributed by Tubemogul.

    Published 3 months ago

    By San Francisco Film Society

  • Woodblock Printmaking Workshop with Art Speak Youth

    Creating opportunities for youth involvement at the Asian Art Museum, Art Speak engages young artists ages fourteen to eighteen who are interested in Asian art and culture, enjoy exploring new and different ideas, are self-motivated and independent but work well with others, and feel comfortable interacting with the public. From manga to Ming to samurai, Art Speak is a dynamic program that grows from year to year with each season offering new and exciting opportunities for creation and collaboration.

    Published 4 months ago

    By AsianArtMuseum

  • SFJAZZ Center

    Cast: SFJAZZ

    Published 4 months ago

    By SFJAZZ

  • SFIFF53 Video Scoop Tuesday May 4

    SCOOP DU JOUR: Daily dose of highlights from the 53rd edition of the San Francisco International Film Festival. Features Roger Ebert and friends on the red carpet, Josh Radnor and drag queen superstar Peaches Christ. Hosted by Erin Coker. Visit http://fest10.sffs.org/news Distributed by Tubemogul.

    Published 4 months ago

    By San Francisco Film Society

  • 20240254.mov

    By Richard Hart SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- In San Francisco's Tenderloin district, social networks are leading to "social artworks." In a brand new gallery and workspace, a community of designers is networking artware and software. It is the latest creation in the drive to discover a new art form. "So, here you see this grid," said Daniel Massy. "You can sort of fill it in with notes." On a 15-foot wall projection, Massey recently composed music using a tool developed with fellow artists Ryan Alexander and Gabriel Dunne. It's called Seaquence and it is at the intersection of music and images. With it, you can build a sea creature by creating music or create music by building a creature. Changing the attack, sustain and decay envelope of the music changes the body of your creature. Seaquence is the latest project of Gray Area, an organization brightening up one corner of San Francisco's Tenderloin. Josette Melchor is its Executive Director. "Gray Area Foundation for the Arts is a non-profit," she explains. "We're dedicated to building social consciousness through digital culture." Gray Area exhibits interactive works such as Robert Hodgin's new liquid screen installation and a laser scanner/projector by Aaron Koblin. The next step is to exploit social networks. For example, two artists are using Gray Area to develop a web app to annotate works of art socially. Seaquest is also destined for the web, Daniel Massey promises. "The idea is to create this environment in which people could collectively, online, create music and share music with each other in a playful way," he says. "So, it takes on almost a game feel to it." If you can't buy it the way you'd buy a painting or sculpture, how do you know when this kind of art is a success? "I guess you could see how many page views you have," Melchor laughs. "Or YouTube streams!" In the end, she points out that good art spreads whether networked or not. "It continues to further the community and further this kind of study, and get the word out so we're able to get more people involved. It's spreading. It's social," she says. After all, Tweets are music too. You can drop by the Gray Area installation to inspect Seaquence before it goes to the web. (Copyright ©2010 KGO-TV/DT. All Rights Reserved.)

    Published 4 months ago

    By GAFFTA

  • Unshaken by Peter Lee

    This is a San Francisco School of Digital Filmmaking student documentary done by Peter Lee.

    Published 4 months ago

    By San Francisco School of Digita

  • SFIFF53 Video Scoop: Monday May 3

    SCOOP DU JOUR: Daily dose of highlights from the 53rd edition of the San Francisco International Film Festival. Features Kanbar Award recipient James Schamus and a host of luminaries at Film Society Awards Night. Hosted by Erin Coker. Visit http://fest10.sffs.org Distributed by Tubemogul.

    Published 4 months ago

    By San Francisco Film Society

  • Bill Mercer and Clara Hsu on San Francisco PEG TV

    Hello. This is John Rhodes producer and cohost of San Francisco Mystic Babylon Open Mic Poetry Podcast/TV. In this podcast we have segment 1 of the Mystic Path on the San Francisco Podcast/TV Show. Clara Hsu will be performing a duet with Bill Mercer Part 1 in this podcast, and Part two in the second podcast. You can find out more about Clara hsu by going to http://clarahsu.com . Clara Hsu's song is sung to the poem of Li Po, titled Night Thoughts.

    Published 4 months ago

    By johnrhodes

  • SFIFF53 Video Scoop: Sunday May 2

    SCOOP DU JOUR: Daily dose of highlights from the 53rd edition of the San Francisco International Film Festival. Features director Ruba Nadda and actress Patricia Clarkson of Cairo Time, director of Yellow Sheep River Liu Soung and short film director John Herschend. Hosted by Erin Coker. Visit http://fest10.sffs.org/news Distributed by Tubemogul.

    Published 4 months ago

    By San Francisco Film Society

  • SFIFF53 Video Scoop Saturday May 1

    SCOOP DU JOUR: Daily dose of highlights from the 53rd edition of the San Francisco International Film Festival. Features Walter Salles, Alejandro González Iñárritu, and The Oath director Laura Poitras. Hosted by Erin Coker. Visit http://fest10.sffs.org/news Distributed by Tubemogul.

    Published 4 months ago

    By San Francisco Film Society

  • LIVE social media with museums

    a live video from a social media panel at Oakland Museum with SFMOMA, Asian Art Museum, YBCA, Exploratorium, Cal Academy, BAM PFA, and Contemporary Jewish Museum. Stanford Mobile Phone Orchestra performing...

    Published 4 months ago

    By sfmoma

  • Stanford Mobile Phone Orchestra at Oakland Museum of California

    A scene from the social media panel stage at Oakland Museum California of the Stanfor Mobile Phone Orchestra

    Published 4 months ago

    By sfmoma

  • SFIFF53 Video Scoop Friday April 30

    SCOOP DU JOUR: Daily dose of highlights from the 53rd edition of the San Francisco International Film Festival. Features Frontier Blues director Babak Jalali, Constantin and Elena director Andrei Dascalescu and Sam Green, the cocreator of Utopia in Four Movements. Hosted by Erin Coker. Visit http://fest10.sffs.org/news Distributed by Tubemogul.

    Published 4 months ago

    By San Francisco Film Society

  • Critter's Tale by Joshua Smith

    San Francisco School of Digital Filmmaking student short. This was Joshua Smith's second project in the year long program.

    Published 4 months ago

    By San Francisco School of Digita

  • SFIFF53 Video Scoop: Thursday April 29

    SCOOP DU JOUR: Daily dose of highlights from the 53rd edition of the San Francisco International Film Festival. Features Aaron Katz, the director of Cold Weather, and Derek Waters and Brent Hoff, the two cutups behind A Drunken Evening. Hosted by Erin Coker. Visit http://fest10.sffs.org/news Distributed by Tubemogul.

    Published 4 months ago

    By San Francisco Film Society

  • MATCHA: Shanghai Jazz

    Dubbed the "boy Billie Holiday," Coco Zhao performs an intimate set of original works and Shanghai jazz favorites in conjunction with the special exhibition, Shanghai. Jazz thrived in Shanghai's colorful cabarets and dance halls during the '20s and '30s. Suppressed during the Cultural Revolution, it has enjoyed a renaissance thanks to a new generation of young jazz musicians. Zhao cross-pollinates Mandarin vocals with the distinct sounds of contemporary American jazz; a unique heritage (both parents were in traditional Chinese opera) is infused his with youthful interpretations.

    Published 4 months ago

    By AsianArtMuseum

  • SFIFF53 Video Scoop Tuesday April 28

    SCOOP DU JOUR: Daily dose of highlights from the 53rd San Francisco International Film Festival. Features writer/director/actor Leland Orser and his wife and collaborator actor Jeanne Tripplehorn, as well as the women behind Porchlight: True Stories from the Frontiers of International Filmmaking. Hosted by Erin Coker. Visit http://fest10.sffs.org/news Distributed by Tubemogul.

    Published 4 months ago

    By San Francisco Film Society

  • SFIFF53 Video Scoop: Monday April 27

    SCOOP DU JOUR: Daily dose of highlights from the 53rd edition of the San Francisco International Film Festival. Hosted by Erin Coker. Features Walter Murch and Empire of Silver director Christina Yao. Visit http://fest10.sffs.org/news Distributed by Tubemogul.

    Published 4 months ago

    By San Francisco Film Society

  • SFIFF53 Video Scoop: Saturday April 24

    SFIFF SCOOP DU JOUR: Daily dose of Festival highlights. The first video Scoop features Director of Programming Rachel Rosen, Micmacs director Jean-Pierre Jeunet and the sumptuous Opening Night celebration. Visit http://fest10.sffs.org/news Distributed by Tubemogul.

    Published 4 months ago

    By San Francisco Film Society

  • Sent from my iPhone

    Sent from my iPhone

    Published 4 months ago

    By somarts

  • SFIFF53 Video Scoop: Sunday April 25

    SFIFF SCOOP DU JOUR: Daily dose of highlights from the Festival. Features Golden Gate Persistence of Vision Award recipient Don Hertzfeldt and Whang Cheol-mean, the director of the South Korean drama Moscow. Visit http://fest10.sffs.org/news Distributed by Tubemogul.

    Published 4 months ago

    By San Francisco Film Society

  • Breakdown1A.mov

    Justin Hoover curator and gallery director of SOMArts Main Gallery breaks down the Candacy Taylor Beauty Shop Culture Exhibition.

    Published 4 months ago

    By somarts

  • SFIFF53 Video Scoop Monday April 26

    SCOOP DU JOUR: Daily dose of highlights from SFIFF. Features T Bone Burnett, a young director from the Talkin bout My Generation program, director Mike Ott and the cast of Littlerock, and writer/director Callie Khouri. Visit http://fest10.sffs.org/news/ Distributed by Tubemogul.

    Published 4 months ago

    By San Francisco Film Society

  • Robert Rauschenberg on "Erased de Kooning"

    Robert Rauschenberg describes the story and the process of creating "Erased de Kooning," a piece that is the negation of a work originally by Willem de Kooning. Produced by SFMOMA.

    Published 4 months ago

    By sfmoma

  • South and Southeast Asian Galleries Rotation Walkthrough (4/14/2010)

    Associate Curator, Natasha Reichle, and Assistant Curator, Qamar Adamjee, give the Asian Art Museum docents a tour of the new rotation of objects in the South and Southeast Asian galleries.

    Published 4 months ago

    By AsianArtMuseum

  • SFIFF53 Video Scoop Sunday April 25

    Features Golden Gate Persistence of Vision Award recipient Don Hertzfeldt, the women behind Porchlight: True Stories from the Frontiers of International Filmmaking and Whang Cheol-mean, the director of the South Korean drama Moscow. http://fest10.sffs.org Distributed by Tubemogul.

    Published 4 months ago

    By San Francisco Film Society

  • SFIFF53 Video Scoop Saturday April 24

    Like lightning racing towards Earth, SFIFF53 is off to an electrifying start. Film lovers filled the beautiful Castro Theatre nearly to capacity for Opening Night, featuring Jean-Pierre Jeunet's MICMACS with a rollicking afterparty at The Regency. Visit http://fest10.sffs.org Distributed by Tubemogul.

    Published 4 months ago

    By San Francisco Film Society

  • Kara Walker on her "uneasy relationship" with her own imagination

    Artist Kara Walker discusses her sources and her "uneasy relationship" with her own imagination in a 2005 interview at SFMOMA.

    Published 4 months ago

    By sfmoma

  • The Birth of Jazz in Asia

    Lecture by Cory Combs, Director of Education, SF Jazz. Introduction by Coral Reiff, Docent, Asian Art Museum.

    Published 4 months ago

    By AsianArtMuseum

  • "Burger King" Art Speak Video Project in Collaboration with TILT

    Creating opportunities for youth involvement at the Asian Art Museum, Art Speak engages young artists ages fourteen to eighteen who are interested in Asian art and culture, enjoy exploring new and different ideas, are self-motivated and independent but work well with others, and feel comfortable interacting with the public. From manga to Ming to samurai, Art Speak is a dynamic program that grows from year to year with each season offering new and exciting opportunities for creation and collaboration.

    Published 4 months ago

    By AsianArtMuseum

  • SFMOMA curates the internet: Jeff Koons "Michael Jackson and Bubbles"

    Using Jeff Koons's sculpture, "Michael Jackson and Bubbles" we are curating the internet! Dana from Web and Ian from Communications have disected the work bit by bit, annotating the connections and links that this art piece has with the world wide web. An innovative idea, pioneered by our friends at BSSP, we're hoping that in curating the internet we'll show how anything can be connected to art!

    Published 4 months ago

    By sfmoma

  • Korea Walkthrough

    Korea Walkthrough From: AsianArtMuseum Views: 0 0 ratings Time: 15:44 More in Education

    Published 4 months ago

    By AsianArtMuseum

  • Ana Elsner on San Francisco Poetry Podcast TV

    This is the 2nd segment of John Rhodes and Clara Hsu's San Francisco Mystic Babylon Open Mic Poetry Podcast TV. In this segment John Rhodes will introduce Ana Elsner. Below is a quote from one of Ana Elsners Bios. You can find Ana at: http://www.redroom.com/author/ana-elsner/bio or also, http://anaelsner.blogspot.com/ ."To create true poetry requires hunger and passion, and Ana Elsner has it, in spades." –Lawrence Ferlinghetti Ana Elsner was born in the British sector of postwar Germany and was educated in Europe and the U.S. During her studies at Georgetown University, she decided to make her home in the States. Ana Elsner holds a Magister Artium in Applied Linguistics

    Published 4 months ago

    By johnrhodes

  • Richard Loranger on San Francisco Poetry Podcast TV

    This is the 2nd segment of John Rhodes and Clara Hsu's San Francisco Open Mic Poetry Podcast TV. In this segment Clara Hsu will introduce Richard Loranger. Richard Loranger has been doing poetry performances and visual art for over 25 years He spent 9 years in colleges around New York teaching writing and literature. You can find some3 of his writing at: http://wepress.org

    Published 4 months ago

    By johnrhodes

  • Classics - San Francisco Streets

    Street skating around San Francisco with Dan Drehobl, Wade Speyer, Lavar McBride, and more.

    Published 4 months ago

    By ThrasherMagazine

  • AAM SGT 08 FINAL YOUTUBE

    AAM SGT 08 FINAL YOUTUBE From: AsianArtMuseum Views: 0 0 ratings Time: 10:17 More in Education

    Published 5 months ago

    By AsianArtMuseum

  • Arts Alive! San Francisco-Cuba Caribe Festival of Dance and Music-Alayo Dance Company, 3Threes

    3Threes Ramon Ramos Alayo - Choreographer

    Published 5 months ago

    By ARTS ALIVE! San Francisco

  • SFJAZZ Hotplate: Mo'Fone plays the Meters

    SFJAZZ, presenters of the San Francisco Jazz Festival, bring a series with a more local flavor. Hotplate is where locals meet legends. Every second Thursday of the month, a new local musician plays a tribute to his or her favorite jazz legend. The next one is April 8th - Scott Amendola's The Good Life plays Ornette Coleman. At Amnesia - DJ at 8, band at 9.

    Published 5 months ago

    By SFJAZZ

  • Project Agora doing Dance Anywhere at SFMOMA 3/26/10

    Project Agora came to SFMOMA as part of the annual "Dance Anywhere" project and gave us a beautiful performance in the atrium!

    Published 5 months ago

    By sfmoma

  • An Insider's Guide to San Francisco with Art Speak Youth (3/2010)

    Creating opportunities for youth involvement at the Asian Art Museum, Art Speak engages young artists ages fourteen to eighteen who are interested in Asian art and culture, enjoy exploring new and different ideas, are self-motivated and independent but work well with others, and feel comfortable interacting with the public. From manga to Ming to samurai, Art Speak is a dynamic program that grows from year to year with each season offering new and exciting opportunities for creation and collaboration.

    Published 5 months ago

    By AsianArtMuseum

  • Crossing Borders and Looking Local with Art Speak Youth (3/2010)

    Creating opportunities for youth involvement at the Asian Art Museum, Art Speak engages young artists ages fourteen to eighteen who are interested in Asian art and culture, enjoy exploring new and different ideas, are self-motivated and independent but work well with others, and feel comfortable interacting with the public. From manga to Ming to samurai, Art Speak is a dynamic program that grows from year to year with each season offering new and exciting opportunities for creation and collaboration.

    Published 5 months ago

    By AsianArtMuseum

  • Zine Workshop with Art Speak Youth (3/2010)

    Creating opportunities for youth involvement at the Asian Art Museum, Art Speak engages young artists ages fourteen to eighteen who are interested in Asian art and culture, enjoy exploring new and different ideas, are self-motivated and independent but work well with others, and feel comfortable interacting with the public. From manga to Ming to samurai, Art Speak is a dynamic program that grows from year to year with each season offering new and exciting opportunities for creation and collaboration.

    Published 5 months ago

    By AsianArtMuseum

  • Only in SF do awesome people spontaneously dance in museums...

    SFSLIM came in and danced in the SFMOMA atrium on 3/22 as part of a Facebook competition. His beautiful performance won him tickets the the Alonzo King LINES Ballet in April. Pure awesome. Oh, and film by Dana :)

    Published 5 months ago

    By sfmoma

  • China Walkthrough

    Assistant Curator, Dany Chan, and Associate Curator, Li He, give a walkthrough of the new rotation in the China galleries to the Asian Art Museum docents.

    Published 5 months ago

    By AsianArtMuseum

  • Propaganda poster art.MP4

    Asian Art Museum's resident artist Ming Ren Discusses his experience during the Cultural Revolution in China.

    Published 5 months ago

    By AsianArtMuseum

  • Behind the Scenes at the Burger King Video Shoot (3/2010)

    Creating opportunities for youth involvement at the Asian Art Museum, Art Speak engages young artists ages fourteen to eighteen who are interested in Asian art and culture, enjoy exploring new and different ideas, are self-motivated and independent but work well with others, and feel comfortable interacting with the public. From manga to Ming to samurai, Art Speak is a dynamic program that grows from year to year with each season offering new and exciting opportunities for creation and collaboration.

    Published 5 months ago

    By AsianArtMuseum

  • A Colloaborative Mural Designed and Created by ArtSpeak Youth (2/2010)

    A Colloaborative Mural Designed and Created by ArtSpeak Youth (2/2010) From: AsianArtMuseum Views: 0 0 ratings Time: 02:25 More in Education

    Published 6 months ago

    By AsianArtMuseum

  • A few words from the band VILE EVILS

    The British dance-noise outfit VILE EVILS has a few words for SFSDF students and alumni taking part in their music video contest. An exclusive arrangement with dPulse Recordings, SFSDF has been given the opportunity to produce the band's first new music videos. Besides the $1,000 prize, three of the videos will be used as the band’s primary marketing and promotion piece as they roll out their new release and subsequent world tour. More info here -> bit.ly/aHPddx

    Published 6 months ago

    By San Francisco School of Digita

  • Joan Gelfand on John Rhodes' Open Mic Poetry TV

    Welcome to John Rhodes’ San Francisco Open Mic Poetry Podcast/TV Show, known as Mystic Babylon on the internet. It can be found at: http://mysticbabylon.podomatic.com Hi there. This is the first segment of my show and Joan Gelfand is featuring this segment. Marty Castleberg will muscially accompany her. In the second segment, host Clara Hsu will introduce Jeanne Lutpon. Joan Gelfand is one of the busiest poets I know. Today she will be instrumentally accompanied by Marty Castleberg, so we are in for a good show. Joan has many accolades, but her accolades that I thought most interesting are her work as President of The Women’s National Book Association, and her work with CPITS, which is short for California Poets in the Schools. Just to note: I have met numerous poets who have worked with CPITS including Robert Hass the one time poet laureate of the U.S. All the power to you, Joan. If you want to find out more about Joan go to http://joangelfand.com . Please also visit: http://rhodespoetry.com .

    Published 6 months ago

    By johnrhodes

  • Jeanne Lupton San Francsico Open Mic Poetry Podcast

    This is Clara Hsu's segment of John Rhodes San Francisco Open Mic Poetry Podcast TV. She will interview Jeanne Lupton.An article in the San Francsisco Examiner said about Jeane Lupton:Lupton enjoys writing Japanese tanka. Her chapbook, but then you danced with poems in this form, was published in 2007 by Raw Art Press. Lupton's distant cousin, Cather, once wrote that only great artists know how difficult it is to tell the truth. The East Bay poet takes Cather’s admonition to write as truthfully as possible to heart. "I like to invoke the spirits of my writing ancestors," Lupton says, "and I often feel them smiling down on me." For more about Jeanne Lupton go to:http://jeannelupton.com For more about the Host Clara Hsu go to:http://clarahsu.com For more about the producer 2nd host of these shows, John Rhodes, go to:http://rhodespoetry.com .

    Published 6 months ago

    By johnrhodes

  • SFSDF FREE Day of Film School - Larger Edit

    Final edited version of the scene shot for the March 19th SFSDF FREE Day of Film School. This version is of higher quality and incorporates footage from the Canon 5D.

    Published 6 months ago

    By San Francisco School of Digita

  • Zhang Jianjun Discusses His Work, Vestiges of a Process: Shanghai Garden" (2/2010)

    Zhang Jianjun's work, "Vestiges of a Process: Shanghai Garden," is on view at the Asian Art Museum from February 5 - September 12, 2010. "Vestiges of a Process: Shanghai Garden" is situated closest to Lee Gallery the east side of North Court. It is an installation composed of two silicone rubber Taihu rocks, manufactured from molds of real Taihu rocks which in traditional garden culture are prized for providing city dwellers with a kind of symbolic access to nature. The rocks are accompanied by a silicone rubber vase. Together they are arrayed atop a pavement of gray antique bricks, acquired from the demolition of Shanghai houses constructed between 1923 and 1926. Visitors can walk between the rocks, reflecting on time and process.

    Published 6 months ago

    By AsianArtMuseum

  • PROTOTYPE Book Flip-through

    First edition of the PROTOTYPE book documenting the works of the first group of resident artists at GAFFTA. Featuring the documentation of works by: Alphonzo Solorzano, Miles Stemper, Daniel Massey, Gabriel Dunne, Ryan Alexander First editions available in at the PROTOTYPE closing reception: Gray Area Foundation For the Arts Friday, February 5th 6PM 10PM blog post: http://www.gaffta.org/2010/02/01/prototype-closing-reception/ Future editions available through gaffta.org shortly

    Published 7 months ago

    By GAFFTA

  • PROTOTYPE Installation Timelapse at GAFFTA

    PROTOTYPE Installation timelapse January 2010 gaffta.org/2009/12/16/prototype/ The Gray Area studios have operated as a laboratory for its five artists in residence, fostering the creation of projects that overlap technology and traditional media. Using this collaborative workspace, the artists have created multi-disciplinary works that include immersive environments, digitally fabricated sculpture, kinetic paintings, audiovisual software/hardware, and other mixed media experiments. PROTOTYPE will be a dynamic group exhibition featuring a collection of individual and collaborative works created by our very first class of Resident Artists.

    Published 7 months ago

    By GAFFTA

  • The Art of Participation at SFMOMA

    Visitors in the exhibition "The Art of Participation: 1950 to Now" at SFMOMA (November 8, 2008 - February 8, 2009). Looking back nearly 60 years across a wide spectrum of genres and media, this exhibition examined how artists have engaged members of the public as essential collaborators in the art-making process. This video was produced by Tammy Fortin of SFMOMA.

    Published 7 months ago

    By sfmoma

  • Precita Eyes Does Kerry James Marshall

    Specially commissioned for SFMOMA, Kerry James Marshall's monumental murals show Mount Vernon and Monticello, the estates of American presidents George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. Although these cherished sites have been depicted countless times, Marshall's paintings stand apart by incorporating images of the slaves who supported plantation life. In February 2009, a team of painters from Precita Eyes Mural Arts Center, a community mural organization based in San Franciscos Mission District, spent two full weeks painting in collaboration with Marshall. This video was produced Megan Brian and Tammy Fortin of SFMOMA.

    Published 8 months ago

    By sfmoma

  • SFMOMA 's Sol lewitt Wall Drawings Disappear

    Watch as Sol LeWitt's monumental wall drawings disappear from SFMOMA's Haas atrium as painters cover up them with white paint. The paintings (Wall Drawing #935: Color bands in four directions, and Wall Drawing #936: Color arcs in four directions, both 1999) were commissioned especially for the museum and can be reinstalled in the future according to the artist's design and specifications, which remain a part of SFMOMA's collection. This video was produced by Tammy Fortin of SFMOMA.

    Published 8 months ago

    By sfmoma

  • Stephanie Manning: Public Access Open Mic Poetry

    This is John Rhodes San Francisco Open Mic Poetry Podcast TV co-hosted by Clara Hsu. The poet in this 2nd segment hosted by Clara is Stephanie Manning. Stephanie Manning often writes poems while commuting, riding the trains in the San Francisco Bay Area and has spearheaded attempts to preserve Indian Shell-mounds in the San Francisco bay area.

    Published 8 months ago

    By johnrhodes

  • Don Brennan 1rst Segment of Open Mic Poetry TV

    This is the first segment of San Francisco's Open Mic Poetry Podcast TV which is now co-hosted by John Rhodes and Clara Hsu. For more about Clara go to: http://clarahsu.com . In this segment John will introduce Don Brennan. Don is a main staple to the open mics of San Francisco. You can find Don Here: http://mysticbabylon.podOmatic.com/entry/2007-10-15T14_21_47-07_00 in the Mystic Babylon archives too. He has a blog at http://slouchingtowardspoetry.blogspot.com where he is posted installments of his novel Barbaria. To enlarge this video from the web page press Ctrl and +. To shrink it press Ctrl and -.

    Published 8 months ago

    By johnrhodes

  • Andrew mckinley and Adobe Books

    Mr. Andrew McKinley is owner of Adobe Books and a long-time dedicated patron of the arts. Adobe Books in San Francisco's Mission district has been the heart and soul of that neighborhood's artist community for nearly twenty years, and has always been a welcome meeting place for artists, writers, musicians, and people of every walk of life. This video was produced by Tammy Fortin and Suzanne Stein of SFMOMA and was featured on the SFMOMA blog, OpenSpace, in July 2009. http://blog.sfmoma.org/2008/07/feature-andrew-mckinley/

    Published 9 months ago

    By sfmoma

  • SFFS Video Scoop: Cinema by the Bay

    Cinema by the Bay celebrated the passion, innovation & diversity of Bay Area filmmaking, the intelligence & probing spirit of local directors and the incredible depth & breadth of America’s film & media frontier. http://tinyurl.com/y983xwb Distributed by Tubemogul.

    Published 9 months ago

    By San Francisco Film Society

  • Business Plan by Susan O'Leary

    Published 10 months ago

    By San Francisco School of Digita

  • Creative Coding with Processing: Oct 3-4, 2009 (timelapse)

    An introduction to Processing workshop (timelapse), with introductory talk by Casey Reas. Workshop led by educator/artist Scott Murray and GAFFTA residents Gabriel Dunne, Ryan Alexander, Daniel Massey, Stephanie Sherriff. What a great opening weekend! some processing sketches from the workshop: http://www.openprocessing.org/collections/?collectionID=92

    Published 11 months ago

    By GAFFTA

  • Liquid Time by Camille Utterback (installation timelapse)

    Installation of interactive video projection visible from 55 Taylor Street in San Francisco as part of the GAFFTA OPEN exhibition on display Oct 1 - Nov 18 2009 Liquid Time by Camille Utterback GAFFTA Production Crew: Tana Sprague Barry Threw Stephanie Sherriff Chris Delbuck

    Published 11 months ago

    By GAFFTA

  • gaffta's Ribbon Cutting- KTVU Coverage

    SAN FRANCISCO: Galleries, Police Crackdown Reinvigorating SF's Tenderloin [Rob Roth]

    Published 11 months ago

    By GAFFTA

  • 20th Annual Festival of Harps

    20th Annual Festival of HarpsHistoric Walk-Through Concertin the Chapel of the Chime, Oakland, CaliforniaOctober 3rd, 20095pm - 9pm Video by Triple Spiral Productionswww.triplespiralproductions.com

    Published 11 months ago

    By ARTS ALIVE! San Francisco

  • Candy and the Sweet Tooths

    http://candyandthesweettooths.com/

    Published 11 months ago

    By ARTS ALIVE! San Francisco

  • Cynthia Kraman: Poetry Flash Video: Opening at the Mic

    Welcome to San Francisco’s Open Mic Poetry Podcast/TV show and welcome to Moe’s Bookstore in Berkeley. This is a Poetry Flash magazine poetry reading taking place there at Moe’s. Cynthia Kraman is reading. Cynthia’s fourth book of Poems is out which is “The Touch”. Cynthia’s life has faced some extremes. She, began a Punk Rock Group called “China’s Comidas” which roughly translates as Chinese Food. On the other side of her life she has a P.H.D. in Medieval Literature. Richard Silberg of Poetry Flash has said that those extremes can be found in her poetry. Quoting Richard, he said, “At the same time as Cynthia has ‘elan, she has formalism and structure too.” He further said that her impetuosity helps define her strict form. I, John Rhodes will close the show with a poem or two from one of my books. The public access station no longer has a studio to record in but fortunately I have some Professional camcorders and the show is continuing. Please be understanding in the sense that I am still getting used to the new set up. The sound is the hardest. You might notice some improvements too. I am giving up the fake Bluescreen backdrops for regular backdrops which will increase the resolution on large TV screens. I also have a new web site I created specifically for “Poetry Flash” at www.poetryflashvideos.blip.tv, so please check that out.

    Published 1 year ago

    By johnrhodes

  • forward/slash: The Gray Area Foundation for the Arts Story

    Gray Area Foundation for the Arts (GAFFTA) is a San Francisco-based nonprofit dedicated to building social consciousness through digital culture. Guided by the principles of openness, collaboration, and resource sharing, our programs promote creativity at the intersection of art, design, sound, and technology. By making digital culture accessible, substantive and inspiring, we aim to help realize the greatest power of technology: to bring us closer, faster. For more information and how you can be a part of our vision, please visit http://gaffta.org.

    Published 1 year ago

    By GAFFTA

  • consCious cHaos

    A short documentary on life, meditation, and the differences in approach between eastern and western cultures.

    Published 1 year ago

    By San Francisco School of Digita

  • Level II: Completing the Journey, Fall 09 SFFS Filmmaker Edu

    This class focuses on creating a dynamic structure, developing characters and theme and making thoughtful, innovative dramatic choices. Students will complete a first draft of a screenplay. http://www.sffs.org/classes-and-workshops/schedule.aspx Distributed by Tubemogul.

    Published 1 year ago

    By San Francisco Film Society

  • Level I: Launch Your Screenplay, Fall 09 SFFS Filmmaker Edu

    Introduces students to storytelling for the screen through lectures, discussions, writing exercises, film clips, workshopping and peer critique. Students will draft a first act of a screenplay. http://www.sffs.org/classes-and-workshops/schedule.aspx Distributed by Tubemogul.

    Published 1 year ago

    By San Francisco Film Society

  • Find Your Story, Fall 09 SFFS Filmmaker Edu

    A well-crafted film tells a memorable story in pictures, words and movement. This workshop will help you shape a raw idea into a fleshed-out story to develop in screenplay form. http://www.sffs.org/classes-and-workshops/schedule.aspx Distributed by Tubemogul.

    Published 1 year ago

    By San Francisco Film Society

  • Make a Music Video in 24 Hours

    This lab will immerse students in the challenging and exciting process of making a music video. Key concepts related to producing, budgeting, shooting and editing styles will be explored. http://www.sffs.org/classes-and-workshops/schedule.aspx Distributed by Tubemogul.

    Published 1 year ago

    By San Francisco Film Society

  • Ethics in Documentary Film, Fall 09 SFFS Filmmaker Edu

    Are there foundational ethical principles in documentary filmmaking? What is the filmmaker’s responsibility to his or her subjects? Join documentary theoretician Bill Nichols as he investigates these questions. http://tinyurl.com/pwvml5 Distributed by Tubemogul.

    Published 1 year ago

    By San Francisco Film Society

  • Level II: Completing the Journey, Fall 09 SFFS Filmmaker Edu

    This class focuses on creating a dynamic structure, developing characters and theme and making thoughtful, innovative dramatic choices. Students will complete a first draft of a screenplay. http://www.sffs.org/content.aspx?catid=11&pageid=1173 Distributed by Tubemogul.

    Published 1 year ago

    By San Francisco Film Society

  • Level I: Launch Your Screenplay, Fall 09 SFFS Filmmaker Edu

    This class introduces students to the art of storytelling for the screen through lectures, discussions, writing exercises, film clips, workshopping and peer critique. Students will draft a first act of a three-act screenplay. http://tinyurl.com/knkwm8 Distributed by Tubemogul.

    Published 1 year ago

    By San Francisco Film Society

  • Finding Your Story, Fall 09 SFFS Film Edu

    A well-crafted film tells a memorable story in pictures, words and movement. This workshop will help you shape a raw idea into a fleshed-out story to develop in screenplay form. Distributed by Tubemogul.

    Published 1 year ago

    By San Francisco Film Society

  • Fields of Gold

    A documentary by Natalie Hull on sustainable, organic agriculture and Farmland LP, an investment fund that acquires conventional farmland and converts it to organic, sustainable farmland.

    Published 1 year ago

    By San Francisco School of Digita

  • Jack and Adelle Foley & Lenore Weiss: San Francisco Area Poetry Open Mic

    Published 1 year ago

    By johnrhodes

  • All of Me: Sex Over Seventy by Gina Margillo

    All of Me: Sex Over Seventy by Gina Margillo Produced at the San Francisco School of Digital Filmmaking July 2009 Documentary Workshop

    Published 1 year ago

    By San Francisco School of Digita

  • San Francisco Open Mic Poetry TV: Joyce Jenkins & Poetry Flash

    Joyce Jenkins and Phillip T Nails Reads: Hello. This is John Rhodes’ San Francisco Open Mic Poetry Podcast/TV. I was talking with Joyce Jenkins of Poetry Flash Magazine about possibly working with Poetry Flash to create some videos for them. If you don’t know who Poetry Flash is it is a very prominent West Coast Poetry Magazine. The conversation with Joyce was positive in the extent that we got far enough to prepare this video for her. This video is taken from the Berkeley Poetry Festival where Joyce Jenkins got an honorary award given to her by a Berkeley Councilman. Phillip T Nails will also read briefly.I will read at the end a poem of mine dedicated to Jan Kerouac who I knew in Yelapa, Mexico. I’ll just cut this clip and we’ll fade to Joyce Jenkins getting that award.

    Published 1 year ago

    By johnrhodes

  • Gray Area Gallery iphone Walk-Through June 23, 2009

    Gray Area Foundation For The Arts Gray Area Gallery 55 Taylor St San Francisco, CA 94102 as of 6/23/09

    Published 1 year ago

    By GAFFTA

  • Gray Area Gallery iphone Walk Through June 23, 2009

    Gray Area Gallery 55 Taylor St. San Francisco, CA 94102

    Published 1 year ago

    By GAFFTA

  • SFFS Filmmaker Education: Herzog in Focus

    Werner Herzog belongs among that rare group of filmmakers for whom documentary and fiction filmmaking blur into a single quest—which in Herzog’s case, involves a search for “ecstatic truth.” From Fitzcarraldo and The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser to Grizzly Man and Rescue Dawn, Herzog pursues life lived at the brink of insanity, and challenges us to think about personal and social limits. Join Bill Nichols for an exploration of Herzog’s stylistic and thematic distinctiveness. Distributed by Tubemogul.

    Published 1 year ago

    By San Francisco Film Society

  • SFFS Filmmaker Education: The Aesthetics of Editing

    This class investigates the many competing issues that editors must keep in mind when cutting a film. Students will analyze early versions of scenes from documentary and narrative works, comparing them to the finished scene. Instructor Richard Levien Distributed by Tubemogul.

    Published 1 year ago

    By San Francisco Film Society

  • SFFS Filmmaker Education: Shooting Digital Video

    This crash course will cover the basic operations of DV cameras as well as aesthetic considerations through in-class shooting assignments, audio recording techniques and practical tips. Instructor Jason Wolos Distributed by Tubemogul.

    Published 1 year ago

    By San Francisco Film Society

  • Edward Mycue on San Francisco Open Mic Poetry Podcast TV

    Hello. This is John Rhodes with his San Francisco Mystic Babylon Open Mic Poetry Podcast TV Show. Today we have on Edward Mycue.San Francisco poet Edward Mycue was born in Niagara Falls, New York, and raised in Texas from age eleven. He has been a Teaching Fellow at North Texas State, a Lowell Fellow at Boston University, a WGBH-TV Boston intern, a Macdowell Colony Fellow, a Peace Corps teacher in Ghana; spent three wanderyears in Europe--a shipyard in Rotterdam, wine, vegetable, chestnut harvests in southern France, teaching about American literature in Denmark, delivering refrigerators and washing machines in the then West Berlin.Edward now lives in the San Francisco Bay area.Some of Ed’s books are: DAMAGE WITHIN THE COMMUNITY published by Panjandrum Press, San Francisco, 1973 and ROOT ROUTE & RANGE THE SONG RETURNS from Paper Castle in Melbourne, Australia . In the next decade came THE SINGING MAN MY FATHER GAVE ME from Menard Press in London, England and THE TORN STAR, EDWARD and the chapbooks NO ONE FOR FREE, GRATE COUNTRY , IDOLINO, NEXT YEARS' WORDS and THE SINGING SURGEON. in the 1990's came PINK GARDENS BROWN TREES and BECAUSE WE SPEAK THE SAME LANGUAGE (both of those from England) and the chapbook LIFE IS BUILT FROM THE INSIDE OUT. In 2000 came NIGHTBOATS and most recently MINDWALKING NEW & SELECTED POEMS 1937-2007.

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  • Blood + Sugar - Cuba Caribe 2008 No.1

    Cuba Caribe 2008Blood + Sugar, choreography by Rámon Ramos Alayo

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  • Atem bewegt – atembewegt

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  • Dance Discourse Project 4

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    Dance Discourse Project #4 - Media, Technology and Performance

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    Dance Discourse Project #4 - Media, Technology and Performance

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  • Albert Flynn DeSilver on San Francisco Open Mic Poetry TV

    Hello. This is John Rhodes poetry special. Today we are having on the poet laureate of Marin county. Albert Flynn DeSilver has recently begun his tenure as Marin County California's first poet laureate. He is the author, most recently of "Letters to Early Street," published Spring 2007 from La Alameda/University of New Mexico Press, and "Walking Tooth & Cloud," published January 2007 from French Connection Press in Paris. Andrei Codrescu has said about "Letters to Early Street:" "This is one of our poets and we stand behind him (or to his side) in any fight, physical or literary, he might be involved in. Except maybe the situation he describes thus: "A stuffed moose has just capsized in my bed." Albert has published more than one hundred poems in literary journals worldwide including Zyzzyva, New American Writing, Jubilat, Jacket from Australia), Poetry Kanto from Japan, Van Gogh¹s Ear from France, Hanging Loose, Exquisite Corpse, and many others. Some of his letters in correspondence with the poet Paul Hoover will be featured in the new book "Letters to Poets" just out from Saturnalia Books. A visual poem of his will be featured in a public art work in collaboration with the artist Paul Kos, and built on the banks of the Sacramento River in late 2009.

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  • Cuba Caribe 2008 - Urban Jazz Dance Company

    Cuba Caribe 2008 - Urban Jazz Dance CompanyArtistic Direction, Choreography by Antoine-Devinci Hunter

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  • Cuba Caribe 2008 - Nsamina Kongo (Light of the Congo)

    Cuba Caribe 2008 - Nsamina Kongo (Light of the Congo)Makela ha Mbongi

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  • CubaCaribe 2008 - Aquas Da Bahia

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  • The 23rd Street Poets on San Francisco Open Mic Poetry/TV

    Hello. This is John Rhodes with a new Open Mic Poetry Show. This is San Francisco Mystic Babylon Open Mic Poetry Podcast/TV, the iPod Version. Today we have on the 23rd Street Poets. The 23rd street poets put out an anthology of there poems. This anthology includes: Eileen Malone, Alice Rogoff, Sally Frye, Cesar Love, and Tressa Berman. Since there are so many poets today I will be brief about their intros.Eileen Malone has published prolifically in journals and anthologies, and has earned prestigious prizes. She is the author of The Complete Guide to Writers Groups, Conferences and Workshops, and her award winning chapbook Letters with Taloned Claws. Eileen currently chairs the Soul-Making Literary Competition and hosts Pen Women Presents where she interviews creative people talking about creativity for San Francisco Access Channel 29. Eileen has a web site at: www.eileenmalone.usAlice Elizabeth Rogoff has been published in many literary magazines and community newspapers, plus she is editor of the Haight Ashbury Literary Journal and also edited anthologies for the Noe Valley Poets Workshop. Her poetry book Mural was a 2004 winner in the Blue Light Press Book Award. She won in Poets 11 in San Francisco in 2007. She is a member of the Northern California Media Workers Guild, and the Bay Area Labor Heritage Chorus.Cesar Love is a Latino poet influenced by the Chinese masters, Li Po and Tu Fu. His favorite poet is Pablo Neruda, although Cesar says his own work is nothing like Neruda's.Tressa Berman, an 'anthro-poetica,' writes non-fiction, essays, short stories and poems. The poems collected in the 23rd Street Poets express a moment in time witnessed with four other poets, and the life events marked within that shared time. In addition to various publications, Tressa recently returned from the Vermont Studio Center where she was a writer-in-residence in the snowy Green Mountains.Sally Frye has lived in San Francisco’s Mission District for nearly two decades. Her poetry has been published a few times and she has done many readings over the years. Her love for poetry is very strong. Her philosophy of social change is characterized by egalitarianism. She has worked as a typist and secretary for many years, including in medical settings, and has done freelance work from home, including a book about the Dalai Lama.

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  • Janell Moon on San Francisco Open Mic Poetry TV

    Main Street Rag selected Janell Moon's latest book, Riding Free in the Blue Studebaker, for publication as a winner in its National Main Street Rag Poetry Contest. In 2006, RAW ArT PRESS, published her book, Beyond Midnight. Janell's other poetry books include The Mouth of Home, published by Arctos Press. Chestnut Hills Press awarded her The Stonewall Prize and published her fourth chapbook. She also won the Salt Hill National Prize from Syracuse University in New York. She is a reader with the Bay Area Poets for Peace Project and has been published in many literary journals including Americas, Runes, Calyz, and The Michigan Review."Janell Moon’s poetry unwraps the mysteries of the ordinary. It is at once familiar, and full of surprises.. She shows us, again and again, that indeed we can get there from here." -- Diane di Prima, author of Memoirs of a Beatnik and LobaTo purchase Riding Free in the Blue Studebaker, please email Janell at janellmoon@gmail.com. Her other books may be purchased at amazon.com.http://janellmoon.com

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  • Hybridity @ SOMArts

    Hybridity @ SOMArts somarts Cultural Center Presents Hybridity www.somarts.org Opening Reception: Thursday, February 5, 6:00 - 8:00pm Exhibition: February 5 - 25, 2009 Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Friday 2:00 - 7:00pm, Saturday 1:00 - 5:00pm somarts Cultural Center presents Hybridity, Curated by Rio Yanez Hybridity: how do the themes, subject matter, and aesthetics of two cultures speak to the relationship, permissions, and boundaries that exist between them? Featured artists include: Tonia Calderon, Kathy Fujii ... From: somarts Views: 348 2 ratings Time: 06:45 More in Nonprofits & Activism

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  • True Colors TV Presents Tamara Standard "Yoga Girl"

    Yoga teacher Tamara Standard "Yoga Girl" takes yoga to some tough street corners and homeless shelters and has transformative results, within herself. See more amazing and inspiring women at True Colors TV. truecolorstv.com

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  • Film Criticism

    Film Criticism, Instructor: Sean Uyehara, This class will introduce you to some of the major rubrics of film criticism, epistemology, ideology & aesthetics and will provide a foundation for gleaning specific reasons behind critical responses to films. Distributed by Tubemogul.

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  • Coffee with Artists-Jan 25 @ SomArts

    Coffee with Artists-Jan 25 @ SomArts Artists from the exhibition Landscape Beyond Landscape enjoy coffee and a little art talk in the Main Gallery. From: somarts Views: 86 0 ratings Time: 08:41 More in Nonprofits & Activism

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  • Sam Ahtye 60th Bday WMV V9

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  • Film Festival Publicity and Marketing 101

    Instructors: Hilary Hart and Anna-Mae Chin Learn from San Francisco International Film Festival insiders on how to get the most out of your festival experience and utilize festivals as platforms to market and publicize your films. Distributed by Tubemogul.

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  • Launch Your Screenplay: Scriptwriting 1

    Taught by Lisa Rosenberg Distributed by Tubemogul.

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  • Complete the Journey: Scriptwriting 2

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  • Carolyn Kleefeld: San Francisco Open Mic Poetry/TV

    Carolyn Kleefeld reads: Hello. This is John Rhodes with my monthly Open Mic Poetry Special. Today we are going to have on a poet named Carolyn Kleefeld from Big Sur. Carolyn, has been a close friend to Laura Huxley the late wife of Aldous Huxley who is most well known for his books, Brave New World, and also Doors of Perception. Carolyn is a Big Sur artist, philosopher and evolutionary thinker whose innovative visual art and writing have been used for over twenty years in the fields of human consciousness and creativity. Carolyn has at least 9 books out. Some of those are: Satan Sleeps with the Holy: Word Paintings, Soul Seeds: Revelations and Drawings, and Alchemy of Possibility: Reinventing your Mythology. I will put Carolyn’s paintings in back of her as she reads. If you would like to find out more about Carolyn go to: http://www.carolynmarykleefeld.com .

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  • The Revolutionary Nutcracker Sweetie - Segment4

    Dance Mission Theater's Youth Program presents The Revolutionary Nutcracker Sweetie: The Kidz Version

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  • Landscape Beyond Landscape at SOMArts

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  • Mary Armentrout Dance Theater - The New Life

    Mary Armentrout Dance TheaterSex, peanut butter, mustard, existential despair and ecstasy, and other everyday occurences

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  • Emmanuel Williams on S.F. Poetry Podcast/Public Access TV

    Emmanuel Williams reads: Hello. This is John Rhodes with my monthly open mic poetry special. Today we have on Emmanuel Williams. I met Emmanuel Williams at a reading he had at Bird and Beckett Books here in San Francisco Emmanuel Williams is from England, and has lived and worked as a teacher all over the world. He has a BA in French and Art History, and an MA in Teaching of Writing. He's a member of, California Poets In the Schools. His poems and stories have been published in Pennwood Review, Penthouse, Penumbra, Toyan, Sacred Fire, Resurgence, The Countryman, Snowy Egret, and featured on BBC and NPR. He has recently published, Loving, a book about the spiritual aspects of sex, and is working on, Several Circles, a multi-media presentation featuring original poems about paintings, projections, dance, music and shadow puppets. Today Emmanuel will read poems about the natural world. His web site is at: www.emmanuelwilliams.com .

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  • Mary Armentrout Dance Theater - Why do love songs always feel like car crashes?

    Mary Armentrout Dance TheaterSex, peanut butter, mustard, existential despair and ecstasy, and other everyday occurences

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  • Mary Armentrout Dance Theater - holy, holy

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  • Art for All Seasons Dec. 2008

    Art for All Seasons Dec. 2008 December 17th - 27th Reception Saturday, December 20th, 1:00pm - 4:00pm @ somarts MAIN Gallery Featuring: Carla Biondi Erika Von Zoog Daniel Newman Lenea Maibaum John Haines Melissa Karam John Zaklikowski Brian Frank Carter David Rose Ted Cabarga Alex Santurio Gianfranco Paolozzi From: somarts Views: 481 1 ratings Time: 09:21 More in Nonprofits & Activism

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  • Cuba Caribe 2008 Show 1 - 1

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  • Cuba Caribe 2008 - Show 1-3

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  • Cuba Caribe 2008-Show1-4

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  • unThanksgiving on Alcatraz

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  • SFSDF Reel

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  • Rebecca Foust on San Francisco Open Mic Poetry Podcast TV

    Rebecca Foust Reads: Hello. This is John Rhodes San Francisco Open Mic Poetry Podcast TV Show. The featured reader is Becky Foust. Ahead is her bio. Rebecca Foust’s books Dark Card and Mom’s Canoe won the 2007 and 2008 Robert Phillips Poetry Chapbook Prizes and her full length book was short listed for Poetry’s Emily Dickinson First Book Award. Nominated for two 2008 Pushcart Prizes, her recent poetry is widely published in small print journals including Atlanta Review, Nimrod, North American Review, Spoon River Poetry Review, Women’s Review of Books and others. Dark Card is about raising a son with Asperger’s Syndrome, the Autism Spectrum Disorder featured in films like “Rain Man” and bestselling books such as Look Me in the Eye (John Elder Robison) and The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time (Mark Haddon). I hope you enjoy this TV show!

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  • Rise Up and Dance 1

    Rise Up and Dance

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  • Rise Up and Dance 2

    Convoked by Wicked Witch and Madwoman Productions

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  • Rise Up and Dance 3

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  • Kid Akimbo 2

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  • Kid Akimbo 1

    Kid Akimbo

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  • BACKYARD PLAY

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  • Robert Arthur on San Francisco Open Mic Poetry Podcast/Public Access TV

    Robert Arthur Reads: Hello. This is John Rhodes Open Mic Poetry Podcast/TV Show. Today we are going to have on a well-known poet of Virginia named Robert Arthur. Robert P. Arthur is the author of twenty books as well as numerous poem/plays, including the award-winning Hymn to the Chesapeake, which was produced in New York and St. Petersburg, Russia. Robert was a finalist as Poet Laureate of Virginia in 2008 and his new book of poetry, Vija's War, is nominated for the Library of Virginia Award. He has won top honors in Virginia both for poetry and fiction for the last two years. Thought to be the finest poet of the Chesapeake Bay and the Eastern Shore of Virginia, he has been awarded fourteen grants in the last two years. He is currently a writer-in-residence at Wilkes University in Pa. and the owner of San Francisco Bay Press and the literary journal Lady Jane Miscellany, as well as the Spoken Word Theatre at 40th Street Stage in Norfolk, Virginia. I hope you enjoy this special. Enjoy.

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  • MATCHA: Japanese Tattoo at Asian Art Museum of San Francisco

    MATCHA: Japanese Tattoo at Asian Art Museum of San Francisco There's more to getting inked than you think. Takahiro Kitamura -- aka "HORITAKA," apprentice to the revered master Horiyoshi III -- is an author, prolific tattoo artist, and owner of San Joses State of Grace. He will deliver a talk on the time-honored art of Japanese tattoos, a rich culture of beauty, commitment, and history. See LIVE demonstrations of employing both traditional (no electric needles!) and modern techniques. Joining Horitaka's diverse, talented crew of tattooists are special guests from Japan -- Shige, a powerhouse tat artist who's showcased all over the world; Mutsuo, who's designed for Bathing Ape and Hysteric Glamour; and Kazunobu Nagashima, a client of Shige who will proudly display his backpiece, which won a 2007 Milano Tattoo Convention award. In addition, dip into the world of Zen among ancient Samurai warriors through a guided tour of the galleries, learn about Japanese altars, sample teas by Ito En, soak up DJ Saiman's aural offerings, enjoy a cocktail with friends, and much more. www.asianart.org From: AsianArtMuseum Views: 61878 80 ratings Time: 07:11 More in Education

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  • Luis Valverde - Wayra

    Luis Valverde/The Andean Project - Wayra (wind)Dancers: Carlos Bazan, Carla Castillo, Isabela Guardia, Laura Guardia, Judy Rojas and Luis ValverdeMusic: Grupo Yawar

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  • Ismaouni - Debbie Smith

    Ismaouni (Listen to me)choreographed and performed by Debbie SmithMusic: Ismaouni, Yosry al Khamoly

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  • Coterie Dance - Precipice

    Coterie Dance - Precipice (excerpt from : Anything for Love)choreography by Kimberly ValmoreDancers: Allison Degrazzio, Amy Lafaille, Natalie McGuire, KT Mower, Malvina OkrojekMusic: Rachmaninoff

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  • Martha Meltzer on San Francisco Public Access TV & Podcast

    Martha Meltzer Reads: Hello. This is John Rhodes with my regular “Open Mic Poetry Special”. Today we have Martha Meltzer. I met her at a Poetry get-together at Mclaren Park run by a close poet friend named Clara Hsu, who was on my first show almost a year ago. Martha Meltzer is a native Californian and an East Bay Poet. Currently she is in the second year of a two year term as Poet Laureate of Pleasanton. She has been seriously writing for about five years and has been published in California Quarterly, Song of the San Jacquin, Tipton Poetry Journal, and the SF Street Sheet. She pulls inspiration for her work from everyday life, especially nature. It has been said of her work that she only writes about bears and trees. "Not true," she replies, "I once wrote a poem about a chicken."She can be reached at her myspace page at http://www.myspace.com/marthameltzer . As usual, I will ask a few short questions of the the featured poet, then that poet will read first, and I will read afterwards few poems from my in print book: “Spirits of Bondage and Inherent Transcendence”.

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  • Veil of My Country

    Dance Brigade presents Choreographers Showcase 2008Veil of My Country Choreographed and Performed by Leila Baradaran Text by Krissy Keefer Voiceover by Lena GatchalianMusic by Fariborz Lachini

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  • Coterie Dance - ...and then I pause (A Deep Breath)

    Coterie Dance ...and then I pause (A Deep Breath)choreography: Kimberly Valmoredancers: Madison Altamirano, Caroline Catingub, Allison Degrazzio, Amy Lafaille, Matalie McGuire, KT Mower, Malvina Okrojekmusic: M.Hart & Z.Hussain

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  • Rumba Folklorica

    Choreographers Showcase - Rumba Folklorica

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  • Excerpt from ODEM

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  • MATCHA: Tea & Spice at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco

    MATCHA: Tea & Spice at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco Still dusty from its annual trek to Burning Man, Tealchemy's Tea Temple will be erected inside the Asian Art Museum to participate in the museum's MATCHA program series. Everyone can sip earthy tea inside this mammoth atmospheric, communal space, which celebrates the centuries-old nomadic trade and travel of the Silk Routes. Elsewhere in the museum, taste teas from India, Persia, and Tibet (courtesy Samovar) or those along China's Tea and Horse Roads (courtesy Teance). Discover how these different blends are brewed and grind your own spicy chai (Indian tea), mortar and pestle style. Learn about tea and its cultural influences, see art of the spice routes on a guided tour, and view Power & Glory: Court Arts of China's Ming Dynasty before it closes (Sept. 21). MATCHA is the perfect way to get your monthly arts and culture fix. From: AsianArtMuseum Views: 2821 8 ratings Time: 05:34 More in Education

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  • DV Camera Basics Class

    To Shoot great video you need to know the essentials. Perfect for first-time shooters and people who want to improve their shooting skills. Visit www.sffs.org to enroll and email info@sffs.org for more information. Distributed by Tubemogul.

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  • Herman Berlandt on San Francisco Open Mic Poetry Podcast TV

    Herman Berlandt reads: Note: This Podcast will show about a week before it shows on local San Franciscan TV. Look here: http://accessf.org/guide/schedule for scheduling. Hello. This is John Rhodes’ San Francisco Open Mic Poetry Special known on the web as “Mystic Babylon Podcast/TV” . Today we have the prolific poet on, Herman Berlandt. Herman has for a long time been planning an international poetry museum here in San Francisco. He has also produced many poetry festivals, as both spoken word and film. Herman is the author of 15 poetry selections. One, which is still available, is “Peace or Perish: A Crisis Anthology”. You can find him on the web at: http://www.internationalpoetrymuseum.org . He is also the editor and publisher of Mother Earth International Journal. After the introduction, hopefully I will be able to ask Herman some questions about his poetry and about his efforts to produce a poetry museum here in San Francisco. From what I have heard he already has an extensive library of poetry videos. After I talk with Herman, he will read some of his poetry, and then, at the end of the show, I will read a one long poem from my up and coming book: Mystic Babylon Revisited”.

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  • Amber Steele - Mills College Dance Department - 8 ft. Under

    Mills College Dance DepartmentGraduate Thesis ConcertAmber Steele - "Body of Work"

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  • Daria Kaufman - Mills College Dance Department - 8 ft. Under

    Mills College Dance DepartmentGraduate Thesis Projectchoreography by Daria Kaufman

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  • MATCHA: Drunken Fist

    MATCHA: Drunken Fist You've seen Jet Li do it in movies—now watch former champion US World Team Member, Philip Wong and former Bejing Wushu Team champion Zhang Hong Mei lead members of Bay Area martial arts school Pacific Wushu in a dynamic, jaw-dropping demonstration. View the museum's summer exhibition Power & Glory: Court Arts of China's Ming Dynasty, jump on guided gallery tours of Asian weaponry, try out a hands-on art activity, tune in to an in-depth talk on shaolin martial arts, or "kick it" with the DJ Phatrick, a drink, and friends. From: AsianArtMuseum Views: 14667 31 ratings Time: 06:07 More in Education

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  • DOUBLE VISION

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    Published 2 years ago

    By ARTS ALIVE! San Francisco

  • RADIO AFRICA

    Published 2 years ago

    By San Francisco School of Digita

  • Dance Discourse Project #2 - Investigating the Post-Multicultural Landscape

    Dance Discourse Project #2 - Investigating the Post-Multicultural LandscapeCo-produced by Dancers' Group, Alliance for California Traditional Arts, and CounterPULSE

    Published 2 years ago

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  • Dance Discourse Project #2 - Prumsodun Ok

    Dance Discourse Project #2 - Investigating the Post-Multicultural LandscapeCo-produced by Dancers' Group, Alliance for California Traditional Arts, and CounterPULSEPrumsodun Ok http://www.natyarasa.org

    Published 2 years ago

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  • Dance Discourse Project #2 - Teela Shine Ross

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    Published 2 years ago

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  • Dance Discourse Project #2 - Danongan Kalanduyan

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    Published 2 years ago

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  • Dance Discourse Project #2 - Joti Singh

    Dance Discourse Project #2 - Investigating the Post-Multicultural LandscapeCo-produced by Dancers' Group, Alliance for California Traditional Arts, and CounterPULSE

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  • Dance Discourse Project #2 - Comments 1

    Dance Discourse Project #2 - Investigating the Post-Multicultural LandscapeCo-produced by Dancers' Group, Alliance for California Traditional Arts, and CounterPULSE

    Published 2 years ago

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  • Dance Discourse Project #2 - 6 Comments2

    Dance Discourse Project #2 - Investigating the Post-Multicultural LandscapeCo-produced by Dancers' Group, Alliance for California Traditional Arts, and CounterPULSE - February 2008.

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  • The Disgruntled Worker

    A very interesting argument for unionizing, or quitting.

    Published 2 years ago

    By San Francisco School of Digita

  • Anti-Smoking PSA

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  • Neeli Cherkovski on San Francisco Open Mic Poetry Podcast/TV

    This show is showing about a week earlier than it does on Channel 29 Comcast, so you you can be aware to look for it when it shows. Hello. This is John Rhodes’ monthly Open Mic Poetry Special broadcasted from San Francisco’s Public Access TV Station and also distributed on the Internet through my Mystic Babylon Poetry Podcast at http://mysticbabylon.podomatic.com . Hopefully it will also be distributed elsewhere. Today we are going to have the poet Neeli Cherkovski on. Neeli Cherkovski is a longtime contributor to the West Coast literary scene. Emerging from the Los Angeles underground of the Sixties, Cherkovski, now in mid-career, has surfaced as an applauded poet, critic and literary biographer. He has written nine books of poetry, including Elegy for Bob Kaufman, and Animal; two acclaimed biographies, Bukowski: A Life and Ferlinghetti: A Biography; his book, Whitman's Wild Children (a collection of critical memoirs), has become an underground classic. In the late 1960s Cherkovski co-edited the poetry anthology Laugh Literary and Man the Humping Guns with Charles Bukowski. Since 1975, Neeli has lived and worked in San Francisco. He was for awhile Writer-In-Residence at New College of California, where he taught literature and philosophy. Neeli has many books still in print from his long literary life.You can find more information about one book of his, “Leaning Against Time”, and also the original version of the bio I just used by going to http://www.rlcrow.com . Wikipedia on the Internet is also a good source of info. I will read as usual two poems from my works. I’m going to read one poem from my in print book, “Spirits of Bondage and Inherent Transcendence”, and I’m going to read one poem from my newest poetry book, yet to come out. That book will be entitled, “Mystic Babylon Revisited”. After this introductory clip here I am going to ask Neeli a few short questions about his life and works. After that he will read for almost 20 minutes, then I’ll read my poems, and then I’ll sign off. We’ll get started now, and hope you enjoy the show. Please go to: http://accessf.org/guide/schedule, to find out when my shows show, and also visit my free novel podcast, ‘Little Bird Told Me”,at http://littlebirdtoldme.podomatic.com . All the chapters are posted. Please also remember to come back in a month and watch my next show. Thanks, and goodbye.

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  • Jane Ormerod on San Francisco Open Mic Poetry Podcast TV

    This show was posted a few days before it was posted on Cable Access 29/76 TV in San Francisco. I posted it earlier as a reminder to go to http://accessf.org/guide/schedule so you can go there and find out when you can watch it on the big screen. It is only available there locally in San Francisco. Below are the show notes. Hello. This is my regular Open Mic Poetry TV Special first broadcasted from San Francisco Cable Access TV, and later to be podcasted from my Mystic Babylon Poetry Podcast at http://mysticbabylon.podomatic.com , which will hopefully, also be distributed in other places. Today we have an English poetess named Jane Ormerod who will read for 20 minutes. I met Jane when she was touring here in San Francisco. It was through subsequent contacts that we decided to work together to produce a video. Jane was born on the South Coast of England and moved to New York City in 2004. She originally started as an artist and then after obtaining an MA in writing from the University of East Anglia she became proficient as a writer. She has been published in a long list of print and online anthologies. Some of them are “Brownstone Poets 2007 Anthology”, and an Anthology from Uphook Press called, “A Cautionary Tale: Seven New York Performing Poets”. You can find more about a readily available spoken word CD of hers called, “Nashville Invades Manhattan”, by going to her web site at: http://www.janeormerod.com . An anthology of Jane’s is due to be published by a small press called Modern Metrics at: http://modern-metrics.com . At the end of this show after Jane reads I will read a few poems from my poetry book, “Spirits of Bondage Inherent Transcendence”. The Background images and music was either from the Podsafe music network, or used as art under a permitted creative commons license. The web addresses of this music and art will be listed in the credits.

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  • Skydancers - Ashley Foster

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  • Bill Gainer on San Francisco Mystic Babylon Open Mic Poetry/TV

    This is in low resolution for internet streaming.This show will air on Comcast Channel 29 in San Francisco on:Monday, 4/7 - 9:00 PM Tuesday, 4/8 - 6:30 PM Thursday, 4/10 - 9:30 PM, and will probably air numerous other times during the month.It will air in fairly high resolution for downloading from:http://mysticbabylon.podomatic.com . It can also be viewed from therewith a fast connection. Hello. This is my fifth poetry special on Channel 29/76 Comcast for the month of April. It will also be podcasted from my Mystic Babylon Open Mic Poetry Podcast located at: http://mysticbabylon.podomatic.com . Today we are lucky to have with us Bill Gainer, a one-man poet and runner of a small press, called R. L. Crow Publications. Bill Gainer is known for the openness of his confessional poetry and is recognized as one of the founding contributors to the modern movement of "After Hours" poetry. Gainer says, "My poetry is written with an economy of words. I believe that the strongest way for poetry to achieve its goal, to express an emotion or feeling, is through the minimal poem." Gainer has contributed to the literary scene as a writer, editor, promoter, publicist and poet. He is a co-founder and current board member of the Nevada County Poetry Series. Gainer has read and worked with a wide range of poets and writers, including readings on KUSF with Punk-Rocker Patti Smith and a recent performance with California's Poet Laureate, Al Young. Gainer is nationally published and continues to be a sought after reader, he can be previewed on youtube.com – search Bill Gainer. If you would like to find out more about Bill Gainer, his books, and who he publishes, go to http://rlcrow.com . Before Bill reads I will ask Bill a few short questions which will come next, after this intro.I, John Rhodes, will read a few poems at the end of this show, from my book, “Spirits of Bondage and Inherent Transcendence”. Hopefully this summer I am going to come out with a new book of poetry named after my Podcast, “Mystic Babylon”. It will thusly be titled, “Mystic Babylon”. I will probably submit it for publication to Authorhouse at the beginning of May, and hopefully within 2 months it will be published.

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  • Doreen Stock on San Francisco Open Mic Poetry Podcas/TV

    Hello again. This is again a video in lower resoltuion for streaming with slow DSL of my Mystic Babylon Open Mic Poetry Podcast TV show. Please also visit: http://littlebirdtoldme.podomatic.com , and http://www.rhodespoetry.com . Below are the regular show notes. The TV show will air a few hours after this is posted (6:30PM 2/23/08 ).Hello. This is John Rhodes and this my fourth poetry TV special being broadcasted from San Francisco on various channels, the most well-known one, being channel 29 Comcast. This show is also podcasted from my Mystic Babylon open mic poetry podcast at: http://mysticbabylon.podomatic.com . Today we are fortunate to have with us Doreen Stock, a bay area poetess/writer. She has been exploring creative writing for 30 years plus . Her first book of poetry was: “Politics of Splendor”, Alcatraz Editions, published in Santa Cruz in 1984. It contains some of her works, and translations she did of the works of Marina Tsvetaeva and Anna Akhmatova. Recently she has been published in some Marin Poetry Center poetry anthologies, they being volume 5, 8, and 9, published in 2002, 2005, and 2006. She has been published in numerous magazines and has reviewed the poet Sharon Doubiago with Redwood Coast Review. Sharon Doubiago is a poet who was on one of my early audio podcasts. Some of Doreen’s works can also be found in “Tambourine”, from In-between Books, Sausalito, published in Sept. 2000. She has also published an Indian travel journal called “The Third Tiger”, available at: www.nomad-travels.com . A historical fiction is in the works entitled, “Three Tales from the Archives of Love”. She has numerous chapbooks that are also available in the open mics of San Francisco. I will read a few of my poems also. Please consider buying my poetry book: Spirits of Bondage and Inherent Transcendence. My new poetry book is nearing the end of editing. I only have to edit about 15 or 20 more poems, then I will just do 4 or 5 quick edits of the whole book and publish it. I hope to have it out by summer. I think I am going to call it Mystic Babylon, after my podcast. I hope you enjoy the show.

    Published 2 years ago

    By johnrhodes

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  • Clive Matson on San Francisco Open Mike Poetry Podcast TV

    This Show has been Re-mastered.Hello. This is John Rhodes and this is the third special airing on this Access TV Channel in San Francisco of my poetry show, which is also podcasted from my audio/video poetry podcast site Mystic Babylon, located at: http://mysticbabylon.podomatic.com . Today we are grateful to have as our guest Clive Matson, who will be reading for around 18 to 20 minutes. I will end the show reading from my podcast novel, "Little Bird Told Me" . Please also visit my podcast novel site, which is serially produced for free at: http://littlebirdtoldme.podomatic.com , and my text web site at: http://www.rhodespoetry.com . Here is Clive’s short bio. Clive is a prolific San Francisco Bay Area writer and who is also very involved in the writing community with writing workshops, retreats, poetry events, and, open mic events. In Clive’s early adult years, Herbert Huncke, a well known person of the beat generation, was his surrogate dad. He has taught more than 2000 workshops nationwide. Some of his titles are, "Let Your Crazy Child Write", "Squish Boots", his newly released "Chalcedony’s First Ten Songs", "Heroin", and "Mainline to the Heart" . The two latter books are scheduled for re-release later this year. One very popular venue of Clive’s in downtown San Francisco is his monthly "Poetry and Pizza" poetry readings. If you are inspired by Clive and would like to find out more about Clive’s books, workshops, retreats, and activities, go to his web site which is at: http://www.matsonpoet.com.

    Published 2 years ago

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  • ARTS ALIVE! ABD Productions "Unsing the Song"

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  • Elz Cuya on San Francisco Mystic Babylon Open Mic Poetry/TV

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    Published 2 years ago

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  • ARTS ALIVE! San Francisco ABD Productions Cariño parts one

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    Hello. This is John Rhodes and this is a more compressed version of the video posted at: http://mysticbabylon.podomatic.com and is more viewable with a slower internet connection than there. Below is the show notes from the show. Hello! This is Mystic Babylon Open Mike Poetry Podcast broadcasting from near the Haight in San Francisco. Welcome! Today we have one poet besides me, John Rhodes. That person is a lady named Jan Steckel. I recorded her at the Gallery Café by the Cable Car Museum. That open mike is the first Mondays of the month. Jan Steckel, besides writing poetry writes short stories, has been nominated for a Pushcart Price.She has a poetry chapbook that was recently published called, “Underwater Hospital”, by Zeitgeist Press. She has a web site at: http://www.jansteckel.com , and Zeitgeist Press is at: http://www.zeitgeist-press.com . You can buy her book there. Also don't forget to buy my book: Spirits of Bondage and Inherent Transcendence. It is available at almost any online bookstore. My novel, "LIttle Bird Told Me" has a about 30 pages of minor rewrite left, which equates to not more than a month. I hope you find it interesting when it comes out and are loyal enough to buy a copy. I am very proud of it.

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  • Sacred Grounds Cafe on San Francisco Open Mike Poetry/TV

    This is another of my San Francisco Open Mic Poetry Podcast videos that can be watched with a medium slow DSL. It was taken I think, in late 2006. The readers besides me, John Rhodes, Are in order: Joel Fallon, Robert Tricaro, and Marsha Campbell. The video was taken at the Sacred Grounds Coffee Shop near the Haight. Please visit: http://mysticbabylon.podomatic.com for higher resolution videos for downloading to your computer through iTunes. Please consider buying my poetry book, "Spirits of Bondage and Inherent Transcendence", and visit my novel podcast at: http://littlebirdtoldme.podomatic.com . Enjoy the San Francisco poetry. Peace.

    Published 2 years ago

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  • Stephen Berry on Mystic Babylon Open Mic Poetry Podcast: No 21

    This is John Rhodes and this is Mystic Babylon Poetry Podcast/TV. I am posting all the videos I can post that are small enough files to post here for viewing with medium slow DSL. This is a San Francisco Poetry Clip from the Gallery Cafe' near the Cable Car Museum. Stephen Berry was one of the featured readers. This is from Nov. 2006. It was my first video podcast. The poetry I'm reading from is from my book: "Spirits of Bondage and Inherent Transcendence". Please visit: http://www.rhodespoetry.com , http://mysticbabylon.podomatic.com , and http://littlebirdtoldme.podomatic.com .

    Published 2 years ago

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  • Poem Dome on San Francisco Open Mike Poetry Podcast

    This is John Rhodes and this is a Mystic Babylon poetry Podcast video. It's one of my smaller sized videos so it should load fairly easy. Its about 80 Megabytes at a fairly high resolution. You need a fairly fast connection to view it. Try one of my other uploads if this one doesn't work. They are lower resolution and should load easier. San Francisco has a once a year Poem Dome celebration at City Hall in April. This is from there. If you would like to see more visit my podcast at: http://mysticbabylon.podomatic.com . If you are in the bay area tune into my poetry TV show on Comcast Channel 29. Hopefully soon it will be on AT&T 99 also. The poetry I read from is my poetry book: Spirits of Bondage and Inherent Transcendence.

    Published 2 years ago

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  • Clara Hsu on San Francisco Public Access Open Mic Poetry TV

    This is John Rhodes open mic poetry podcast tv broadcasting from near the Haight in San Francisco. The featured reader is Clara Hsu. I, John Rhodes will read as usual a few of my poems from my poetry book: Spirits of Bondage and Inherent Transcendence. You can find more videos at: http://mysticbabylon.podomatic.com . Also visit my podcast novel site at: http://littlebirdtoldme.podomatic.com . These show are shown locally on TV through Comcast 29 and soon AT&T; 99.

    Published 2 years ago

    By johnrhodes

  • Paul Watsky & Adele Mendelsohn on S.F. Open Mic Poetry TV

    This is the host and poet, John Rhodes of these San Francisco open mic poetry videos that are hosted through channel 29 comcast and soon channel 99 dish network. They are also podcasted from Mystic Babylon(http://mysticbabylon.podomatic.com) . The two featured readers on this show are Paul Watsky and Adele Mendelson. The poetry book I read from is: Spirits of Bondage and Inherent Transcendence. Also visit: http://www.rhodespoetry.com , and http://littlebirdtoldme.podomatic.com .

    Published 2 years ago

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  • Frameline31 Festival Trailer - The Gym Boy

    "The Scalper and the Gym Boy" - trailer for Frameline31, the San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival, June 14-24, www.frameline.org

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  • Frameline31 Festival Trailer

    "The Scalper" - trailer for Frameline31, the San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival, June 14-24, www.frameline.org

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  • Claire Trailer

    Set in a storybook 1920s rural American South and inspired by the Japanese fairytale "Kaguyahime," Milford Thomas' Claire tells the story of a child-less,elderly male couple (Mish P. DeLight and James Ferguson)who discover a princess made of moonlight (Toniet Gallego) inside an ear of corn. The enchanting young Claire bewitches onlookers with her readings of fantastic poetry in unfamiliar languages, entrances a local boy and discovers her miraculous healing powers when he jumps from a cliff in an attempt to win her heart. While exemplifying the untraditional family (two men lovingly raising a moon-child), Claire celebrates the diversity of family and poignantly treats the grief of losing a loved one. An homage to early cinema, the film was glowingly shot on a vintage hand-cranked 35mm camera and is accompanied by the Orchestra De Lune conducted by Anne Richardson. Like its silent-era camera, all set-design and special effects were achieved the old-fashioned way, using canvas backgrounds, semi-hidden wires and multiple exposures, creating a timeless atmosphere of wonderment and magic.

    Published 3 years ago

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  • The Joy of Life Trailer

    "The Joy of Life" is an unconventional appreciation of the streets and stories of San Francisco, combining stunning landscape cinematography with a lyrical, well-crafted voiceover to offer a poetic reflection on the City By the Bay. Grappling with gender identity issues and the occasional episode of depression, the film's lone protagonist (the voice of Harriet "Harry" Dodge, "By Hook or By Crook," "Cecil B. Demented") pinballs from sexual conquest to neurotic despair, manic romance to pathetic solitude. The voiceover balances melancholy angst and wry humor in its Casanova account of various urban, romantic, and sexual adventures - from the frisson of flirting to the heartache of rejection. This narrative of self-discovery resonates with her discovery of the city and leads into an in-depth documentary reflection on the history of suicide and the Golden Gate Bridge (after a capsule production history of Frank Capra's 1941 melodrama, "Meet John Doe"). This section explores the original bridge design, once described as "suicide-proof," and the decades-long debate over construction of a suicide barrier on this, the number one suicide landmark in the world.

    Published 3 years ago

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