Published on May 17, 2012 by Ryankeenan3Films
Shot and Edited by Ryan Keenan
For Bring Back the Arts
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Month: July 2012
Wet Art Project: Taylor and Santiago
Wet Art Project: Taylor and Santiago from Jarod Taber on Vimeo.
Wet Art is an exhibition on character. Thirty- six wetsuits from local Santa Cruz surfers were paired with thirty-six top artists to create a show for community viewing and auction. The artists , painters, sculptors, glass artists and jewelers were challenged to work outside of their traditional medium. The show will be open to the public the first two weekends in February 2012. The Wet Art Project is a group of short films directed by Patrick Trefz that showcases each artists that contributed their creativeness to this event. Enjoy
Artists:
Taylor and Santiago
Directed By:
Patrick Trefz
Filmed By:
Patrick Trefz & Jarod Taber
Edited By:
Jarod Taber
Wet Art Project: Jasper Marino
Wet Art Project: Jasper Marino from Jarod Taber on Vimeo.
Wet Art is an exhibition on character. Thirty- six wetsuits from local Santa Cruz surfers were paired with thirty-six top artists to create a show for community viewing and auction. The artists , painters, sculptors, glass artists and jewelers were challenged to work outside of their traditional medium. The show will be open to the public the first two weekends in February 2012. The Wet Art Project is a group of short films directed by Patrick Trefz that showcases each artists that contributed their creativeness to this event. Enjoy
Artist:
Jasper Marino
Directed By:
Patrick Trefz
Filmed By:
Jarod Taber & Patrick Trefz
Edited By:
Jarod Taber
Oakland Mini Madness
Gut launched into the kitchen, McLain slid into a picture frame, Curtis got broke, Raven flew up onto the wall, and the house was rocking all day long. Good times, cold beer!
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Watsonville Peace in the Streets Inside Out Project
We had a blast last sunday wheat pasting pictures of students on the Watsonville city court house. Jean Bebe and the PVAC Gallery organized the community event to promote peace on the streets. Check out more than 4,000 amazing global art collaborations from the inside out project at http://www.insideoutproject.net/#@section=home.
Made Fresh Crew 