The first video ever posted to YouTube was co-founder Jared Kawim’s “Me at the zoo” clip from April 2005. Now, more than ten years after YouTube’s inception, a group of video artists will explore the impact Google’s online video site has had on the world of new media, communication, and contemporary video art through an exhibit called Ten Years at the Zoo.
From December 13, 2015, through January 16, 2016, Ten Years at the Zoo will be on display in a hexagonal-shaped quartz room at Las Naves in Valencia, Spain. The curated show will host audiovisual displays from artists Andrés Galeano, Claudia Maté, Emilio Gomariz, Lorna Mills, Katie Torn, and Vince McKelvie. These creators’ works will study how YouTube has changed over the last ten years, how the site has impacted information sharing through its audiovisual format, and especially how YouTube has changed society’s ways of communication and behavior.
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From December 13, 2015, through January 16, 2016, Ten Years at the Zoo will be on display in a hexagonal-shaped quartz room at Las Naves in Valencia, Spain. The curated show will host audiovisual displays from artists Andrés Galeano, Claudia Maté, Emilio Gomariz, Lorna Mills, Katie Torn, and Vince McKelvie. These creators’ works will study how YouTube has changed over the last ten years, how the site has impacted information sharing through its audiovisual format, and especially how YouTube has changed society’s ways of communication and behavior.
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- 11/27/2015
- by Bree Brouwer
- Tubefilter.com
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