Reality Sandwich | Tagged with remix

Steampunk robots are built from dried insects and antique watches. (more)

10-21-09

Dziga Vertov wanted to use cinematic realism to find freedom in a world where anything was possible. To me, DJ culture has inherited that same impulse -- "keeping it real" is a mantra one hears in Hip-Hop at every level. [Video] (more)

7-15-09

Arts

Getting Subliminal with DJ Spooky

Propaganda Anonymous

For over ten years, Paul Miller aka DJ Spooky has quietly been linking the worlds of DJ culture and high art. You could say his approach has been nearly subliminal. In this interview, Spooky gives a retrospective of his diverse body of work. (more)

2-16-09

Arts

The Sound of Ice: Discussing "Terra Nova"

Paul D. Miller aka DJ Spooky

In this interview with Elena Glasberg, I discusses my new multimedia performance work Terra Nova: Sinfonia Antarctica, open-source media, music history, new relativism, the need for more paradox, and the sound of no government. (more)

12-8-08

Arts

On Virtually Disembodied Expression

Christopher T. Funkhouser

Both poets and programmers use computers to write poetry. Could highly refined software produce an endless stream of transformative poems? (more)

11-26-08

Arts

Hand Of God

Morgan Maher

Dj Shiva puts her personal touch on the new Fingerprints mix, fusing, tweaking and expanding unusual forms of music. (more)

5-30-08

Arts

Eclectic Mix

Erin Shaw

Eclectic Method crosses genres and media to make engaging videos and live performances. Check out their new Bob Marley remix. (more)

5-27-08

Arts

In Through the Out Door: Sampling and the Creative Act

Paul D. Miller aka DJ Spooky

I get asked what I think about sampling a lot. Think of this essay as a soundbite for the sonically perplexed. (more)

3-27-08

Arts

Bringing Gandhi to Second Life

William McGillis

Eyebeam artist Joseph DeLappe is recreating Gandhi's famous Salt March in the cyber realm of Second Life. (more)

3-20-08

Arts

Dub Destroyer

Morgan Maher

Swim inside polyrhythmic, polyamorous mega-mixes from DJ Shiva. (more)

3-3-08

Arts

Goodbye, Genre

Kal Cobalt

Old categories for media are falling to the wayside as audience taste broadens and the borders between genres blur. We also lose our group identities in the process. Is that a triumph or tragedy? (more)

1-18-08