Showing posts with label experimental. Show all posts
Showing posts with label experimental. Show all posts
Sunday, May 1, 2011
PILE@PLUS MAY 6
group performance at plus gallery, 2501 larimer street, denver.
may 6, 2011, first friday!
Labels:
2011,
altered portraiture,
animation,
experimental,
liz greeen,
video,
what,
zach reini
Thursday, April 21, 2011
PILE @ plus gallery
Labels:
2011,
altered portraiture,
experimental,
liz greeen,
lol,
shows,
zach reini
Monday, February 7, 2011
Preview of a piece for
FANTAZIA2011
at Rhinoceropolis
Saturday
February 12th
Labels:
2011,
animation,
experimental,
liz greeen,
lol,
rotoscope,
video,
what
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
rock.paper.stories
January 7 - February 6
artists reception January 7, 6-9pm
Rock, Paper, Stories at Abecedarian Gallery, 910 Santa Fe, #101.
new work by gallery interns Jonathon Wiley & Liz Greene
above : Wandering Osprey by Jonathon Wiley
above : Everything by Liz Greene
in the Reading Room
Elizabeth M. Claffey
recipient of the Abecedarian Gallery Emerging Artist Exhibition Grant
Above detail of Petri Portraits by Elizabeth M. Claffey
Labels:
2011,
art,
bookmaking,
contemporary,
experimental,
jonathon wiley,
liz greeen,
paper,
photography,
shows
Monday, December 20, 2010
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Friday, November 12, 2010
dinoaur
THANK YOU
THANK YOU
THANK YOU


He has saved you from the redundancy and tedium of conventional recycling and skipped all the erroneous steps - plastic, returned to its original jurrasic form.
THANK YOU
THANK YOU


He has saved you from the redundancy and tedium of conventional recycling and skipped all the erroneous steps - plastic, returned to its original jurrasic form.
Labels:
animals,
art,
experimental,
liz greeen,
lol,
plastics,
science
Friday, September 10, 2010
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Brain Pixel
brain pixel from liz greeen on Vimeo.
My final video work of the last two semesters - soon, more! Making these is really slow.
Some credits - the whale and chicken rotoscopy is done from stock footage from Getty and the cat is from footage by Dmitrius K Obergfel. This was silent up until Stephan Herrera awesomely worked together a soundtrack for it - I think the entire mood of the piece is changed and improved by this, and honestly I would never have considered it finished without his hard work.
Labels:
animals,
animation,
experimental,
liz greeen,
rmcad,
rotoscope,
stephan herrera,
video
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