Holly Willis
Holly Willis teaches in USC's School of Cinematic Arts and writes about new media art. She is the author of "New Digital Cinema: Reinventing the Moving Image" and editor of "The New Ecology of Things" on pervasive computing.
Wired's Kevin Kelly recently described us as "people of the screen" - is that who we are?
Visual music projects are featured in this week's special Filmforum show.
UCLA associate professor Casey Reas just announced the formal release of a 1.0 version of software often used to create dazzling moving images.
Thanksgiving's familial joy finds its antidote in the scathing analyses of domestic life crafted by experimental filmmaker Martin Arnold.
Artists Sandra Gibson and Luis Recoder play with light, space and time in their subtle and transfixing "projector performances"...
Hilja Keading's provocative new video installation is on view now at the Japanese American National Museum...
Kota Ezawa's project "Brawl" at Luckman Gallery revisits the notorious fight between basketball players and fans...
A wired culture invites wired stories, and artists are responding with hybrid, post-cinematic projects...
A three-part retrospective of the work of animator Robert Breer brightens LA movie screens this week...
San Francisco-based filmmaker Craig Baldwin brings his chaotic film about three LA characters to 7 Dudley Cinema this week...
The recent Resolution 3 Symposium hosted by Pitzer and Scripps Colleges questioned the current state of video in an era of ubiquitous access and production.
LA-based artist Phil Stearns likes to crack open old computers, rummage around in the circuitry and bend and sculpt the electricity as an artform. He'll teach a class about it at Machine Project...