| CADS London's annual Creative & Design Awards - aka The Music Vision Awards - are organised by music industry trade publications Music Week and Promo Magazine, rewarding the best in promos, sleeve design, music DVDs, music television and so on. Since 1998, Cinefeel have curated the programme of left-field innovative music videos from outside the mainstream screened during the event. |
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weekend in Paris" Screening 'Made In Japan' at Le Cube (27.11.03) A programme of videos focusing on Japanese artists and, in particular, the VJ scene in Tokyo - which is one of the most progressive in the world. The programme includes Flash animation by Devil Robots, music videos by Satoshi Tomioka, Power Graphixx, Imai Toonz and Delaware, short films by SSSR and other recorded work and animation by designers-VJs Glamoove, TomoGrapher, Ukawa Naohiro, Kloma, SanFrandisco and UNU. Exhibition 'Go back2D' at Project101, Paris |
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| Crossover A series of mixed-media events held on the cutting edge Paris boat venue Batofar in 1999 and 2000, mixing projections, installations, live music, DJs and VJs. The event brought over a number of British artists to Paris for the first time. Over two years, artists who performed include Gus Gus DJs; halal grooves for the new millenium from U-Cef; a Rephlex party with the first live performance in France by Cylob and Ovuca; the first showcase in France of the Leaf label including a live AV performance by the Sons of Silence and the London based Sprawl Imprint; live performance from French artists Scratch Massive, Mr Neveux (Microbe Records), Olaf Hund (Musiques Hybrides) and DJ Ottoman. VJs who performed included Addictive TV, Glimpse, V-CR and VJ Tekyes. |
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| OPTRONICA – Hybridations Sonores & Visuelles January 31 – July 26, 2008
Before London’s next edition of visual music festival Optronica, the team head out on the road to present selections of audio/visual delights around the world…
Anglo-French curators Cinefeel have been commissioned by multimedia venue Le Cube in Issy, Paris, to curate the 'Optronica - Hybridations Sonores & Visuelles' exhibition. It showcases a generation of innovative artists who explore the synergy between music and visuals, and who are also developing new techniques and new tools. From video scratching to audiovisual remixing, from generative art to interactive work, the programme of video installations show the diverse aesthetic trends in contemporary visual music and the current AV scene.
Work and artists featured:
With their multimedia project Naphtaline, EZ3kiel, the most adventurous band of the French electro-dub scene, take us on an interactive journey full of fantasy and poetry; Brian Kane, a founding member of pioneering American video sampling group EBN (Emergency Broadcast Network), presents his new interactive work HDADD; leading UK artists Addictive TV present their brand new Sportive installation, created for an Adidas exhibition in China for the 2008 Beijing Olympics; the innovative project V-Scratch beautifully transposes visually all the nuances of the DJ scratch; for Wingbeats, Thomas Newton developed a system where all the music and sounds are generated by birds’ positions in flight; Japanese trio d.v.d (drummers Itoken and Jimanica plus video artist ymg) offer up a playful visual music animation recorded live during their exhilarating drum-triggered-visuals show. Plus work from audiovisual artists and VJs who have created and developed their own performance software, including Onionlab, VideoJack, MiniVegas, SanchTV, i2off+R3nder and Joshue Ott; generative animations by Dextro, U-Sun, Alessandro Capozzo and David Muth; and last but not least a selection of videos from Italian artists curated by Digicult and VJcentral.it. Le Cube, 20 Cours St Vincent, Issy, France. Free entry.
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For over ten years now, Cinefeel have programmed for festivals, events and arts venues, including the Pompidou Centre in Paris and both the National Film Theatre and the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London to MIDEM's Electronic Village and curating for Greenpeace at the Glastonbury Festival.
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