http://channel.tate.org.uk//podcasts/tate-remixed Tate: Remixed is a digital media collaboration between B3 Media and Tate. Four spoken-word artists and filmmakers were commissioned to produce a series of short films based on their interpretation of three Tate exhibitions: Turner Prize 2008, Mark Rothko and Francis Bacon. Workmatrix http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss en Tate Sun, 22 Nov 2009 14:02:23 GMT Sun, 22 Nov 2009 14:02:23 GMT http://channel.tate.org.uk/docs/tateremixed148gif_0.gif http://channel.tate.org.uk//podcasts/tate-remixed Tate: Remixed is a digital media collaboration between B3 Media and Tate. Four spoken-word artists and filmmakers were commissioned to produce a series of short films based on their interpretation of three Tate exhibitions: Turner Prize 2008, Mark Rothko and Francis Bacon. Tate no Tate: Remixed podcast@tate.org.uk no http://channel.tate.org.uk/media/29811523001 Polarbear says that he comes “from a place of function” where there are few art galleries, and where the Turner Prize may seem like something for ‘other people’. But Polarbear feels that art is all about response, and a response comes from our opinion. His poem, Talking Point, asserts that we all have an opinion, and should make it heard: "What’s the point of an idea if it never goes further than the back of your face?" The Turner Prize acts as a forum for new artwork which has developed the power to break the perceived elitism of the art world for many; for stimulating debate is open to everyone, and it is part of human nature to be curious and to respond. The prize breaks art down to its fundamentals – art is there for response, and humans live to respond. Talking Point tries to remind us of this underlying, unifying component of our natures. Nick Parish - Director Nick Parish is a London based filmmaker.He is a co-director of the creative studio Milkwood. His short films include The Lonely Cowboy and Sentinel which have been shown in festivals across the UK and internationally, such as LA Shorts, Oberhausen Film Festival and the ICA Digital Shorts Festival. His work has also been shortlisted for Coming Up 2008 and has been represented by The British Council. Prior to starting Milkwood he was a creative director for MTV’s Flux Channel and has collaborated on a number of projects with Channel 4, Tomato, Nike, Nokia and the United Nations. His films are known for their sculptural, in camera elements, which are informed by his background in sculpture and graphic design. In addition to several short projects, he currently has several features in development. Andrew Hinton – Producer Andrew Hinton is a creative producer who has worked closely with the band Saint Etienne on their film projects for the past 5 years. He was an artist in residence with them at Southbank Centre and continues to maintain a beehive on the roof of the Royal Festival Hall which featured in the most recent London Festival of Architecture. Recent projects include a series of short collaborations between composers and filmmakers for Channel 4. Marc Boothe – Exec Producer Marc is the Managing Director of B3 Media – an award winning media arts agency, which has produced a broad slate of innovative projects across film, internet, mobile phone and visual arts. He produced the highly acclaimed feature film Bullet Boy directed by Saul Dibb, for which he was nominated Best British Producer by the London Film Critics Circle. He is also currently developing his next feature film project, The Amazing Labours of Arthur Glass with writer-director Robert Samuels for Film Four. The is the first project to be developed in the B3 FeatureLab: a development lab produced in collaboration with Film4, Binger Filmlab and Skillset. Marc is also the recipient of a NESTA Fellowship award (National Endowment of Science, Technology and the Arts). Tate: Remixed is developed and produced by Marc Boothe for Tate. B3 Media B3 Media is an awarding winning media arts agency which helps artists and film-makers develop, produce and distribute their work, taking them from the spark of an idea through to the first showing and beyond. Tue, 30 Sep 2008 12:00:00 GMT Tate Tate: Remixed - Polarbear: Turner Prize Polarbear says that he comes “from a place of function” where there are few art galleries, and where the Turner Prize may seem like something for ‘other people’. But Polarbear feels that art is all about response, and a response comes from our opinion. His poem, Talking Point, asserts that we all have an opinion, and should make it heard: "What’s the point of an idea if it never goes further than the back of your face?" The Turner Prize acts as a forum for new artwork which has developed the power to break the perceived elitism of the art world for many; for stimulating debate is open to everyone, and it is part of human nature to be curious and to respond. The prize breaks art down to its fundamentals – art is there for response, and humans live to respond. Talking Point tries to remind us of this underlying, unifying component of our natures. Nick Parish - Director Nick Parish is a London based filmmaker.He is a co-director of the creative studio Milkwood. His short films include The Lonely Cowboy and Sentinel which have been shown in festivals across the UK and internationally, such as LA Shorts, Oberhausen Film Festival and the ICA Digital Shorts Festival. His work has also been shortlisted for Coming Up 2008 and has been represented by The British Council. Prior to starting Milkwood he was a creative director for MTV’s Flux Channel and has collaborated on a number of projects with Channel 4, Tomato, Nike, Nokia and the United Nations. His films are known for their sculptural, in camera elements, which are informed by his background in sculpture and graphic design. In addition to several short projects, he currently has several features in development. Andrew Hinton – Producer Andrew Hinton is a creative producer who has worked closely with the band Saint Etienne on their film projects for the past 5 years. He was an artist in residence with them at Southbank Centre and continues to maintain a beehive on the roof of the Royal Festival Hall which featured in the most recent London Festival of Architecture. Recent projects include a series of short collaborations between composers and filmmakers for Channel 4. Marc Boothe – Exec Producer Marc is the Managing Director of B3 Media – an award winning media arts agency, which has produced a broad slate of innovative projects across film, internet, mobile phone and visual arts. He produced the highly acclaimed feature film Bullet Boy directed by Saul Dibb, for which he was nominated Best British Producer by the London Film Critics Circle. He is also currently developing his next feature film project, The Amazing Labours of Arthur Glass with writer-director Robert Samuels for Film Four. The is the first project to be developed in the B3 FeatureLab: a development lab produced in collaboration with Film4, Binger Filmlab and Skillset. Marc is also the recipient of a NESTA Fellowship award (National Endowment of Science, Technology and the Arts). Tate: Remixed is developed and produced by Marc Boothe for Tate. B3 Media B3 Media is an awarding winning media arts agency which helps artists and film-makers develop, produce and distribute their work, taking them from the spark of an idea through to the first showing and beyond. turner prize,polarbear,b3 media no 02:46 http://channel.tate.org.uk/media/29811523001 http://channel.tate.org.uk/media/29811526001 Nick’s poem, Vistas, reflects on how controversy surrounding the Turner Prize is a great thing for stirring artistic debate. Nick says: “We all have our own point of view, both in art and in general. Our own way of seeing the world can become so entrenched so as to detach us from those around us. But art is something able to connect us all - try as you might, you cannot fail to have an opinion on art. Art can involve everyone, making it cosmopolitan and open for all”. Nick asks us to cast off our blinkers and try to see the world in a new light. Nick Parish - Director Nick Parish is a London based filmmaker.He is a co-director of the creative studio Milkwood. His short films include The Lonely Cowboy and Sentinel which have been shown in festivals across the UK and internationally, such as LA Shorts, Oberhausen Film Festival and the ICA Digital Shorts Festival. His work has also been shortlisted for Coming Up 2008 and has been represented by The British Council. Prior to starting Milkwood he was a creative director for MTV’s Flux Channel and has collaborated on a number of projects with Channel 4, Tomato, Nike, Nokia and the United Nations. His films are known for their sculptural, in camera elements, which are informed by his background in sculpture and graphic design. In addition to several short projects, he currently has several features in development. Andrew Hinton – Producer Andrew Hinton is a creative producer who has worked closely with the band Saint Etienne on their film projects for the past 5 years. He was an artist in residence with them at Southbank Centre and continues to maintain a beehive on the roof of the Royal Festival Hall which featured in the most recent London Festival of Architecture. Recent projects include a series of short collaborations between composers and filmmakers for Channel 4. Marc Boothe – Exec Producer Marc is the Managing Director of B3 Media – an award winning media arts agency, which has produced a broad slate of innovative projects across film, internet, mobile phone and visual arts. He produced the highly acclaimed feature film Bullet Boy directed by Saul Dibb, for which he was nominated Best British Producer by the London Film Critics Circle. He is also currently developing his next feature film project, The Amazing Labours of Arthur Glass with writer-director Robert Samuels for Film Four. The is the first project to be developed in the B3 FeatureLab: a development lab produced in collaboration with Film4, Binger Filmlab and Skillset. Marc is also the recipient of a NESTA Fellowship award (National Endowment of Science, Technology and the Arts). Tate: Remixed is developed and produced by Marc Boothe for Tate. B3 Media B3 Media is an awarding winning media arts agency which helps artists and film-makers develop, produce and distribute their work, taking them from the spark of an idea through to the first showing and beyond. Tue, 30 Sep 2008 12:00:00 GMT Tate Tate: Remixed - Nick Makoha: Turner Prize Nick’s poem, Vistas, reflects on how controversy surrounding the Turner Prize is a great thing for stirring artistic debate. Nick says: “We all have our own point of view, both in art and in general. Our own way of seeing the world can become so entrenched so as to detach us from those around us. But art is something able to connect us all - try as you might, you cannot fail to have an opinion on art. Art can involve everyone, making it cosmopolitan and open for all”. Nick asks us to cast off our blinkers and try to see the world in a new light. Nick Parish - Director Nick Parish is a London based filmmaker.He is a co-director of the creative studio Milkwood. His short films include The Lonely Cowboy and Sentinel which have been shown in festivals across the UK and internationally, such as LA Shorts, Oberhausen Film Festival and the ICA Digital Shorts Festival. His work has also been shortlisted for Coming Up 2008 and has been represented by The British Council. Prior to starting Milkwood he was a creative director for MTV’s Flux Channel and has collaborated on a number of projects with Channel 4, Tomato, Nike, Nokia and the United Nations. His films are known for their sculptural, in camera elements, which are informed by his background in sculpture and graphic design. In addition to several short projects, he currently has several features in development. Andrew Hinton – Producer Andrew Hinton is a creative producer who has worked closely with the band Saint Etienne on their film projects for the past 5 years. He was an artist in residence with them at Southbank Centre and continues to maintain a beehive on the roof of the Royal Festival Hall which featured in the most recent London Festival of Architecture. Recent projects include a series of short collaborations between composers and filmmakers for Channel 4. Marc Boothe – Exec Producer Marc is the Managing Director of B3 Media – an award winning media arts agency, which has produced a broad slate of innovative projects across film, internet, mobile phone and visual arts. He produced the highly acclaimed feature film Bullet Boy directed by Saul Dibb, for which he was nominated Best British Producer by the London Film Critics Circle. He is also currently developing his next feature film project, The Amazing Labours of Arthur Glass with writer-director Robert Samuels for Film Four. The is the first project to be developed in the B3 FeatureLab: a development lab produced in collaboration with Film4, Binger Filmlab and Skillset. Marc is also the recipient of a NESTA Fellowship award (National Endowment of Science, Technology and the Arts). Tate: Remixed is developed and produced by Marc Boothe for Tate. B3 Media B3 Media is an awarding winning media arts agency which helps artists and film-makers develop, produce and distribute their work, taking them from the spark of an idea through to the first showing and beyond. turner prize,b3 media,nick makoha no 02:27 http://channel.tate.org.uk/media/29811526001 http://channel.tate.org.uk/media/29807706001 Francesca Beard’s poem was inspired by the Seagram Murals, a commission originally intended for New York’s exclusive Four Season’s Restaurant. Rothko says he ‘accepted this assignment as a challenge, with strictly malicious intentions. I hope to paint something that will ruin the appetite of every son of a bitch that eats in that room.’ But when Rothko visited the restaurant with his wife, he pulled out of the deal. ‘Anybody who will eat that kind of food for those kind of prices will never look at a painting of mine.’ Francesca imagined an alternate universe, where Rothko’s murals did not go to the Tate Modern, but to the Four Seasons as planned. Production Team Nick Parish - Director Nick Parish is a London based filmmaker.He is a co-director of the creative studio Milkwood. His short films include The Lonely Cowboy and Sentinel which have been shown in festivals across the UK and internationally, such as LA Shorts, Oberhausen Film Festival and the ICA Digital Shorts Festival. His work has also been shortlisted for Coming Up 2008 and has been represented by The British Council. Prior to starting Milkwood he was a creative director for MTV’s Flux Channel and has collaborated on a number of projects with Channel 4, Tomato, Nike, Nokia and the United Nations. His films are known for their sculptural, in camera elements, which are informed by his background in sculpture and graphic design. In addition to several short projects, he currently has several features in development. Andrew Hinton – Producer Andrew Hinton is a creative producer who has worked closely with the band Saint Etienne on their film projects for the past 5 years. He was an artist in residence with them at Southbank Centre and continues to maintain a beehive on the roof of the Royal Festival Hall which featured in the most recent London Festival of Architecture. Recent projects include a series of short collaborations between composers and filmmakers for Channel 4. Marc Boothe – Exec Producer Marc is the Managing Director of B3 Media – an award winning media arts agency, which has produced a broad slate of innovative projects across film, internet, mobile phone and visual arts. He produced the highly acclaimed feature film Bullet Boy directed by Saul Dibb, for which he was nominated Best British Producer by the London Film Critics Circle. He is also currently developing his next feature film project, The Amazing Labours of Arthur Glass with writer-director Robert Samuels for Film Four. The is the first project to be developed in the B3 FeatureLab: a development lab produced in collaboration with Film4, Binger Filmlab and Skillset. Marc is also the recipient of a NESTA Fellowship award (National Endowment of Science, Technology and the Arts). Tate: Remixed is developed and produced by Marc Boothe for Tate. B3 Media B3 Media is an awarding winning media arts agency which helps artists and film-makers develop, produce and distribute their work, taking them from the spark of an idea through to the first showing and beyond. Fri, 26 Sep 2008 12:00:00 GMT Tate Tate: Remixed - Francesca Beard: Rothko Francesca Beard’s poem was inspired by the Seagram Murals, a commission originally intended for New York’s exclusive Four Season’s Restaurant. Rothko says he ‘accepted this assignment as a challenge, with strictly malicious intentions. I hope to paint something that will ruin the appetite of every son of a bitch that eats in that room.’ But when Rothko visited the restaurant with his wife, he pulled out of the deal. ‘Anybody who will eat that kind of food for those kind of prices will never look at a painting of mine.’ Francesca imagined an alternate universe, where Rothko’s murals did not go to the Tate Modern, but to the Four Seasons as planned. Production Team Nick Parish - Director Nick Parish is a London based filmmaker.He is a co-director of the creative studio Milkwood. His short films include The Lonely Cowboy and Sentinel which have been shown in festivals across the UK and internationally, such as LA Shorts, Oberhausen Film Festival and the ICA Digital Shorts Festival. His work has also been shortlisted for Coming Up 2008 and has been represented by The British Council. Prior to starting Milkwood he was a creative director for MTV’s Flux Channel and has collaborated on a number of projects with Channel 4, Tomato, Nike, Nokia and the United Nations. His films are known for their sculptural, in camera elements, which are informed by his background in sculpture and graphic design. In addition to several short projects, he currently has several features in development. Andrew Hinton – Producer Andrew Hinton is a creative producer who has worked closely with the band Saint Etienne on their film projects for the past 5 years. He was an artist in residence with them at Southbank Centre and continues to maintain a beehive on the roof of the Royal Festival Hall which featured in the most recent London Festival of Architecture. Recent projects include a series of short collaborations between composers and filmmakers for Channel 4. Marc Boothe – Exec Producer Marc is the Managing Director of B3 Media – an award winning media arts agency, which has produced a broad slate of innovative projects across film, internet, mobile phone and visual arts. He produced the highly acclaimed feature film Bullet Boy directed by Saul Dibb, for which he was nominated Best British Producer by the London Film Critics Circle. He is also currently developing his next feature film project, The Amazing Labours of Arthur Glass with writer-director Robert Samuels for Film Four. The is the first project to be developed in the B3 FeatureLab: a development lab produced in collaboration with Film4, Binger Filmlab and Skillset. Marc is also the recipient of a NESTA Fellowship award (National Endowment of Science, Technology and the Arts). Tate: Remixed is developed and produced by Marc Boothe for Tate. B3 Media B3 Media is an awarding winning media arts agency which helps artists and film-makers develop, produce and distribute their work, taking them from the spark of an idea through to the first showing and beyond. mark rothko,franceska beard,b3 media no 02:43 http://channel.tate.org.uk/media/29807706001 http://channel.tate.org.uk/media/29819364001 “Francis Bacon's paintings are like experiencing a car crash in slow motion. Your eyes are wide open as you slam into the windshield glass and although your head makes first contact, full impact occurs when your liver, spleen and other organs rush in to crush your ribcage and inevitably puncture your heart. In my response to Francis Bacon, I wanted to push my explorations toward finding a transgressive kind of beauty. I wished to paint a muscular poem; a wet poem with saliva, sweat, tears and body fluids… a poem that pushed one's body through a glass of forbidden desire.” – Stacy Makishi Nick Parish - Director Nick Parish is a London based filmmaker.He is a co-director of the creative studio Milkwood. His short films include The Lonely Cowboy and Sentinel which have been shown in festivals across the UK and internationally, such as LA Shorts, Oberhausen Film Festival and the ICA Digital Shorts Festival. His work has also been shortlisted for Coming Up 2008 and has been represented by The British Council. Prior to starting Milkwood he was a creative director for MTV’s Flux Channel and has collaborated on a number of projects with Channel 4, Tomato, Nike, Nokia and the United Nations. His films are known for their sculptural, in camera elements, which are informed by his background in sculpture and graphic design. In addition to several short projects, he currently has several features in development. Andrew Hinton – Producer Andrew Hinton is a creative producer who has worked closely with the band Saint Etienne on their film projects for the past 5 years. He was an artist in residence with them at Southbank Centre and continues to maintain a beehive on the roof of the Royal Festival Hall which featured in the most recent London Festival of Architecture. Recent projects include a series of short collaborations between composers and filmmakers for Channel 4. Marc Boothe – Exec Producer Marc is the Managing Director of B3 Media – an award winning media arts agency, which has produced a broad slate of innovative projects across film, internet, mobile phone and visual arts. He produced the highly acclaimed feature film Bullet Boy directed by Saul Dibb, for which he was nominated Best British Producer by the London Film Critics Circle. He is also currently developing his next feature film project, The Amazing Labours of Arthur Glass with writer-director Robert Samuels for Film Four. The is the first project to be developed in the B3 FeatureLab: a development lab produced in collaboration with Film4, Binger Filmlab and Skillset. Marc is also the recipient of a NESTA Fellowship award (National Endowment of Science, Technology and the Arts). Tate: Remixed is developed and produced by Marc Boothe for Tate. B3 Media B3 Media is an awarding winning media arts agency which helps artists and film-makers develop, produce and distribute their work, taking them from the spark of an idea through to the first showing and beyond. Thu, 11 Sep 2008 12:00:00 GMT Tate Tate: Remixed - Stacy Makishi: Francis Bacon “Francis Bacon's paintings are like experiencing a car crash in slow motion. Your eyes are wide open as you slam into the windshield glass and although your head makes first contact, full impact occurs when your liver, spleen and other organs rush in to crush your ribcage and inevitably puncture your heart. In my response to Francis Bacon, I wanted to push my explorations toward finding a transgressive kind of beauty. I wished to paint a muscular poem; a wet poem with saliva, sweat, tears and body fluids… a poem that pushed one's body through a glass of forbidden desire.” – Stacy Makishi Nick Parish - Director Nick Parish is a London based filmmaker.He is a co-director of the creative studio Milkwood. His short films include The Lonely Cowboy and Sentinel which have been shown in festivals across the UK and internationally, such as LA Shorts, Oberhausen Film Festival and the ICA Digital Shorts Festival. His work has also been shortlisted for Coming Up 2008 and has been represented by The British Council. Prior to starting Milkwood he was a creative director for MTV’s Flux Channel and has collaborated on a number of projects with Channel 4, Tomato, Nike, Nokia and the United Nations. His films are known for their sculptural, in camera elements, which are informed by his background in sculpture and graphic design. In addition to several short projects, he currently has several features in development. Andrew Hinton – Producer Andrew Hinton is a creative producer who has worked closely with the band Saint Etienne on their film projects for the past 5 years. He was an artist in residence with them at Southbank Centre and continues to maintain a beehive on the roof of the Royal Festival Hall which featured in the most recent London Festival of Architecture. Recent projects include a series of short collaborations between composers and filmmakers for Channel 4. Marc Boothe – Exec Producer Marc is the Managing Director of B3 Media – an award winning media arts agency, which has produced a broad slate of innovative projects across film, internet, mobile phone and visual arts. He produced the highly acclaimed feature film Bullet Boy directed by Saul Dibb, for which he was nominated Best British Producer by the London Film Critics Circle. He is also currently developing his next feature film project, The Amazing Labours of Arthur Glass with writer-director Robert Samuels for Film Four. The is the first project to be developed in the B3 FeatureLab: a development lab produced in collaboration with Film4, Binger Filmlab and Skillset. Marc is also the recipient of a NESTA Fellowship award (National Endowment of Science, Technology and the Arts). Tate: Remixed is developed and produced by Marc Boothe for Tate. B3 Media B3 Media is an awarding winning media arts agency which helps artists and film-makers develop, produce and distribute their work, taking them from the spark of an idea through to the first showing and beyond. francis bacon,stacy makishi,b3 media no 02:30 http://channel.tate.org.uk/media/29819364001