The Painted Face
The transformative power of a lot of makeup.
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The transformative power of a lot of makeup.
Streams of light and vibrant colors shade our view of the natural world.
The first in a series of videos investigating the use of digital effects on appropriated imagery, "Painting" Sites compiles pictures arbitrarily yielded by an Internet search for the word "Painting," and peppers the resu
Russia's rich cultural heritage features a fascinating array of artistic works. This in-depth documentary examines the lives and art of some prominent Russian impressionists, including Vasily Polenov, Wassily Kandinsky,
A girl finds a painting and later discovers that it is trying to send her a message
Dan Zimmerman's paintings are rich with emotions and spirituality. This film introduces the world to the paintings and music of Dan Zimmerman. More than an interview with an artist, this film present's Dan's work as a te
Lenny the Painter is an unstoppable force of modern art. But now he can't paint.
In Painting Room Lights a performer paints four fluorescent lamps and makes a drawing of a landscape with a rectangular solid in the foreground. He also makes a drawing of a room in one point perspective. Two four foot f
Lerma has an art exhibit no one wants to attend.
While mom sleeps, a little girl snatches her secret ingredient for an unexpected recipe.
A Camera Interview with the famous French painter - Gustave Brisgand.
California State University, Northridge student film
To this day, Sue Coe continues to shock and inform the art establishment with her graphic depictions of the world around her. This energetic and moving film introduces Coe’s passionate art and explores her vision and rem
The emergence of a "real" three dimensional object from its two-dimensional appearances is the subject of Painting in Object. The film is in negative and begins with a totally white screen. Haxton enters the frame and pa
"A surrealistic auditory & visual dream. " — The Film-Makers' Coop
Two comical songs, "My First Rendezvous" and "The Best of Them Are None Too Good" interpreted by Ann Seymour.
In the 17th century in Brazil, works of art were created with scenes of enslavement inserted in landscapes that are attempts at Eurocentric descriptions idealizing slavery as an exotic and even beautiful world to appreci
The migration of the painted lady has long fascinated scientists, artists and nature lovers alike. The longest butterfly migration on earth, it sees millions of these delicate creatures travel from the desert fringes of