Category: filmstrip

get down with a hamster christmas

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get down with a hamster christmas, originally uploaded by a nameless yeast.

from the filmstrip HAMSTER HOLIDAYS.

everybunny’s invited

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everybunny’s invited, originally uploaded by a nameless yeast.

Somewhere between chick tracts and YouTube lies the lost artform of the filmstrip – what some critics call the ur-Powerpoint. This program celebrates not only the educational filmstrips that delighted and bored students of a certain age, but commercial titles used to promote everything from lab safety to the new fall fashion season … circa 1971.

Focus on Filmstrips
Art-o-matic
Lapis Auditorium
2121 Crystal Drive, Arlington, Va.
Metro stop: Crystal City
Wed May 9 – 8:00pm-10:00pm
Tue May 15 – 8:00pm-10:00pm

pictured: SINGING THE MONTHS OF THE SEASONS

i’m burt lancaster and i approve this makeup

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how to purchase and apply makeup, originally uploaded by a nameless yeast.

from the filmstrip “the professional studio girl makeup,” produced by a Hollywood company that I think sold cosmetics. I don’t have the audio for these filmstrips so I don’t know what Burt Lancaster had to say about the product line but I’m sure they’re a fine American company peddling the best in American-made consumer goods.

return to the picture is dead

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return to the picture is dead, originally uploaded by a nameless yeast.

SATURDAY OCTOBER 28, 2006
8 pm

The Picture is Dead

with The Parlour Scouts

Art Outlet
Danville Body Shop 1415 North Danville Street
Arlington, Virginia 22201
US
Cost: Free
artoutlet.org

The PICTURE IS DEAD are BRYAN CORNELL, SAM SERAFY, and JAMES WOLF.
Pat Padua will project images.
To hear what we sound like, visit http://www.pictureisdead.com or
http://www.myspace.com/thepictureisdead.