BALLET 360, featuring dancers from Canada’s National Ballet School, is one installment in a fascinating series by Ryan Enn Hughes:
‘The 360 Project’ is an exploration into the crossroads of photography and motion pictures. It is a study of peak dance movements, captured simultaneously by 48 cameras aligned in a circle.
Prepare to be spellbound.
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Arresting graphic work by Jonathan Herman connecting instruments and environment. I came across his designs for Australia’s Victoria Symphony last week on Behance.
An illustration from Black Cat Bone by graphic artist and good friend Gary Kelley. Gary also used the image his video piece for Duke Ellington’s MLK, commissioned and presented by the WCFSO and particularly appropriate today on what would have been the eighty-third anniversary of the civil rights leader’s birth:
Wes Anderson meets Benjamin Britten in this just-released trailer for the forthcoming Moonrise Kingdom. Perfect match.
A perfect browsing detour for your Thanksgiving/autumn break: Jive Time Records’ superbly curated collection of vintage jacket designs for symphonic recordings, Symphonie Fantastique [a sibling gallery to the deseverdly internet-famous Project Thirty Three].
![A perfect browsing detour for your Thanksgiving/autumn break: Jive Time Records’ superbly curated collection of vintage jacket designs for symphonic recordings, Symphonie Fantastique [a sibling gallery to the deseverdly internet-famous Project Thirty Three].](http://www.tumblr.com/photo/1280/jasonweinberger/13206541403/1/tumblr_lv4b75XJRK1qaocac)
