Cin Addiction

http://cinaddiction.blogspot.com/JayBlogger10125Copyright 2006Films,,Director,,funny,,comedy,,discussion,,debate,,fun,,movie,,cinema,,addictionTV & FilmArts/Visual ArtsTechnology/PodcastingComedyGames & HobbiesShaq1410@aol.comJayJaynoFilms,,Director,,funny,,comedy,,discussion,,debate,,fun,,movie,,cinema,,addictionAn offshoot from The Media Mentalist, Cin Addiction is an ode to cinema through the ages and an irreverent discussion of films we love or detest.An offshoot from The Media Mentalist, Cin Addiction is an ode to cinema through the ages and an irreverent discussion of films we love or detest.tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-34393336.post-116230242027312594Tue, 31 Oct 2006 13:45:00 +00002006-10-31T13:47:00.283ZWe Have Moved.......People, This site was being a bitch to us for the past week or so......hence we have moved to our new page with new episodes for your enjoyment......

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blueOrb (Decompression Chamber)

Psychedelic Downtempo Music

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A unique and visually compelling series of experimental short films to stir the imagination

ARTaVIVA

Video Art Collection for your iPod

Imagine if content for television was more like the world of paintings and other non-time-based art-forms that can be approached by the viewers on their own terms. Without required period of time to dedicate to it. Where "in" and "out" points are viewer's, not editors, choice. 

There is something comforting about it. Isn't it? You wouldn't have to stop watching in order to start thinking.

ARTaVIVA is an art dealer/publisher that represents video artists who produce non-time-based video/audio work. 

www.artaviva.com

description unhurried

a podcast of specific recovered music

Beneath The Fiber Moon

A knitting, crocheting, spinning, and general yarn passion podcast. en © Jessica Orlando Jessica Orlando yes Thu, 05 Jul 2007 18:53:59 +0800 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss MyPodcast.com RSS generator v1.0 snowmoon3@gmail.com support@mypodcast.com © Jessica Orlandoknitting,crochet,yarn,fiber,spinning,pagan,queer,dykeGames & Hobbies/HobbiesArts/Visual ArtsReligion & Spirituality/Othersnowmoon3@gmail.comJessica Orlandoknitting,crochet,yarn,fiber,spinning,pagan,queer,dyke this is not an episode - ignore me. this is not an episode - ignore me. this was just a place where i could upload an audio file...listen if you want but it's not interesting.

KouseFly's Podcast

A New Kind of Rock from the Cascades!

Introduction to photography

Photography, Art, Cameras, photo tips

discoverer's Podcast

Another great podcast hosted by LibSyn.com

Unwound

Tangle-free talk about all things fiber

THE DVD SHIFT

Your Weekly DVD Podcast. Reviews, Humor & Plenty of Fun.

Joaquín's podcast

Give it a listen!

Cinema Scene [Audio Version]

pablogt

life on the side

Backyard Film School

Hosted by Oliver Wiehe "Making Better Home Videos"

Modern Paint Podcast

Tate conservators and conservation scientists lead you on a tour around the paint surfaces of 10 key works currently on display at Tate Modern.

Blanton Museum: ArtRemix

ArtRemix is a space where the student voices can be heard! Members of the Blanton Museum Student Guild recorded their thoughts about different works of art from the Blanton's collection in these podcasts. This is not your parents' audio guide.

Miixxy :: Digipixi :: Two Eyes, Almost Triple X

the VJ works of VJ miixxy

Blanton Museum: Music for the Blanton

Commissioned for the opening of the Blanton Museum of Art at the University of Texas at Austin, Music for the Blanton by Donald Grantham premiered on April 24 and April 30, 2006. The work is in 18 short movements and is scored for ten instruments. Eight of the movements are intended to depict musically specific works of art in the musuem's collection. These eight movements are connected by brief solos and duos intended to summon the audience from the location of one art object to the next, and the entire work is framed by a prelude and a postlude. The works of art date from the 15th to the late 20th century and the music reflects these periods in tone and tempo. Four of the movements are based on chant or Medieval music. Goria ad modium tubae by Giullaume Dufay (c. 1400-1474) serves as a basis for the prelude, and also for the final painting, Virgin and Child with Angels by Giovanni dal Ponte (1385-1437/8).

filmed but not forgotten

a film podcast with news stories, trivia, games and discussions about those quality films that the audience forgot