VIVA Presentation Performance and Feedback

I had a lot of technical difficulties after exporting from Keynote (Mac) to Powerpoint (Windows). I had to set import all the audio and video files, one of which would not work in Powerpoint so I had to have my volunteer exit the presentation to play the video. Overall I think this presentation performance went well and I will definitely be taking into considering the use of information on top of what I present, as suggested up John Russell.

Discussion With Olivia Stagg On My VIVA

  • Performative gender
  • Found footage
  • Performance – satirical – Speak to John Russell
  • Bodybuilders/ beauty pageants/ drag
  • Catwalk for performance
  • Use of voices to contrast
  • Scratch video of found footage, performance of footage as character
  • Singular body projected onto black background, replace head
  • One male and one female parallel performing the same movements
  • Beauty Pageant speeches

Artist Talk: George Barber

  • Scratch video movement 1980s
  • St Martins: Less is more.
  • Pop Culture progressed, not art industry
  • Reductive philosophy.
  • Branson
    • Repetition.
    • Glitchy.
    • Facial expressions.
    • Awkward seconds when people are unsure.
  • Absence of Satan
    • Action film-esque
    • Audio alone is extremely effective
    • Creepy little girl.
    • Nationalism?
  • Take in conceptual way and make it so that original couldn’t be  further away
  • American film and turning them into a British Art School festival
  • All samples from VHS.
  • Metronomic feelings.
  • Falling into the image
  • Tilt
    • Geometric
    • Movement of colours
    • Reminds my of John Stezaker
    • “Crap television”
    • Metronomic editing
  • Internet: upset by the amount of things that people put up on it
  • Stuck with things, working with found elements
 
  • Life Feel to Earth
    • Blair witch-esque
    • Real stories?
    • Layering of audio and text
    • Circle of life
    • Most engaging piece
    • Highly intimate
    • Strong emotional connection