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News & Updates
January 11, 2018
Adult Coloring Books, the Future of Fun and More: Experiential Storytelling Track Sessions at SXSW 2018
Discover how new technology has impacted the world of storytelling and immersive entertainment in the Experiential Storytelling Track at SXSW 2018. Learn how experimental strategies of storytelling are re-shaping the way global audiences digest information and changing a practice as old as time. Check out some of the highlights of the Experiential Storytelling Track with our session recommendations below.
“At a time when everyone can be a storyteller, Experiential Storytelling is an attempt to understand the ramifications,” says SXSW Programmer Jim Kolmar. “Initially concerned with the influence of technology on narrative strategies, this track provides a showcase and platform for storytelling as a living, breathing entity that can move in unpredictable directions, unbound by any one method or form.” For example, the session Provocative Adult Coloring Books delves into the storytelling potential of the hugely popular, yet unexpected medium of coloring books. Sally Eckhoff (F*CK ART (LET’S DANCE)) and Andrea Baker (FAMOUS RAPES) of Water Street Press will explore how they adapted their texts into coloring books, and what they learned along the way.
From reclaiming identity through multi-media, to how interactive audio will change everything, the Experiential Storytelling Track will showcase different sessions that highlight the evolution of storytelling. Dive deeper into the Experiential Storytelling Track from March 12-14 during SXSW Convergence programming. SXSW Convergence programming features a range of topics that straddle the cultural and technological intersection at the heart of SXSW with primary access granted to all SXSW Badges.
Experiential Storytelling Session Highlights
Say What? How Interactive Audio Changes Everything
Speakers: Matt Lieber (Gimlet Media), Patrick Givens (Vaynerchuck Media), Ruth Gaviria (Entercom Communications), and Tracy Garraud (SiriusXM Radio)
Podcasts! Spotify! Alexa! Everywhere you listen, audio is going interactive and on-demand. And as listeners take control entire industries are feeling the heat to innovate and evolve, catapulting us into a new era – The Golden Age of Audio. In this session, leaders from the industries shaping this new landscape will discuss its changing dynamics, how they are experimenting in audio today, and the impact on entertainment, marketing, and culture at large they anticipate in the years to come.
Black Gotham: Immersive Storytelling & Technology
Speakers: Armando Somoza (Rapport Studios), and Kamau Ware (Black Gotham Experience)
Black Gotham Experience (BGX) is an immersive visual storytelling project that celebrates the impact of the African Diaspora on New York City through a series of walking tours and graphic novels that incorporate photography, design, and fashion. This workshop will lead participants through a sample of the walking tour, history, and culture. Come learn about how we leverage immersive technology including VR/AR to place you in the story so that you experience untold narratives and history.
Full Body Immersive: The Future of Fun
Speakers: David L. Spigner (Boda Borg Corporation), Lou Pizante (Two Bit Circus Inc), and Vince Kadlubek (Meow Wolf)
Join pioneers immersive entertainment from Two Bit Circus, Meow Wolf, and Boda Borg to explore the future of fun. Find out how they’re working to break the mold of traditional entertainment. Discover the power of story rooms, immersive theater, group gaming, experiential collectives, mixed, and virtual reality. Learn how creativity and technology will combine to engage, entertain, inspire, motivate and activate the body, mind and spirit, from micro-to-macro-amusement!
Reclaiming Identity Through Multi-Media
Speakers: Jade Begay (Indigenous Rising Media), Stina Hamlin (East Coast Digital), and Alex Simon (Sovereign Sounds)
For centuries, Indigenous Peoples have been systematically taught that their identities are illegitimate or shameful but now Indigenous Peoples are using multimedia like film, podcasts, and VR to show the world our stories of reclaiming identity and culture. In this panel, you will hear from Indigenous digital storytellers and filmmakers on how multi-media is being used by Native Peoples to break stereotypes and to bring more awareness to the Indigenous experience.
Browse All Experiential Storytelling Sessions
Crossover Track Recommendations
Explore topics outside of your comfort zone and learn from SXSW sessions across all 24 Tracks of Conference programming. These recommended sessions are outside of the Experiential Storytelling Track, but will interest any SXSW attendee.
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Data-Driven Storytelling: Perspectives & Paradigms – Alex Simoes (Datawheel), Amy Yu (Viacom), Renee Lightner (Viacom), and Russell Goldenberg (Polygraph/ The Pudding)
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Setting the Visual Language of VR Storytelling – Timoni West (Unity Technologies), and Natalie Grant (Unity Technologies)
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Illusion Design, Story Craft, and Virtual Worlds – Curtis Hickman (The Void)
Track: VR/AR
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Teaser Photo by Nicole Burton
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January 11, 2018
Super Stylish Illustration and Animation: Wonderlust Ident / Racing
Super Stylish Illustration and Animation: Wonderlust Ident / Racing
Wonderlust Ident / Racing is an illustration and animation project shared on Behance by a few super talented people. Their goal was to show that when you approach life with a childlike sense of wonder, life will always be fun and never boring. That is what the project is all about, and it’s a series of beautiful illustration combined with smooth animation. It definitely makes you wonder why things got much boring as we grew older.
When you approach life with a childlike sense of Wonder, it’s never boring. For this series of personal idents, we are exploring just that.
Credits
Studio: Wonderlust
Producer: Christian Rankin
Creative Direction / Concept: Ryan Rumbolt
Art Direction / Illustrations: Loris F. Alessandria
Character Animation: Juan Ponta
Compositing / Animation: ARM Sattavorn
Original Music / Sound Design: Facundo Capece
Animation
Illustration process
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Source: Abduzeedo Illustration
January 11, 2018
UI Inspiration: This week’s selections from Lukas Svarc, Quintin Lodge, Cuberto and more
UI Inspiration: This week’s selections from Lukas Svarc, Quintin Lodge, Cuberto and more
It’s that time of the week for our collection of UI/UX interactions to boost your UI inspiration. We are focusing on cool animations, layout designs, UX thinking and more. We are mixing it all from static, dynamic and even live prototypes, this might be a great weekly series to bookmark! For this week, we have in great company with amazing shots from very talented designers. Let’s take a look at cool transitions of a productivity app, a flight seating UI, cryptocurrency exchange concept and more.
In this collection we are featuring the work from Lukas Svarc, Quintin Lodge, Cuberto, Steven Fabre and more.
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Design by Lukas Svarc
Design by Quintin Lodge
Design by Cuberto
Design by Steven Fabre
Design by Morten Niklasson
Design by Nicholas
Design by Joshua Oluwagbemiga
Design by Corey Haggard
Design by Valentine Boyev
Design by yoki-woo
Design by dmtr.
Design by Bobbi Z
Design by Jason Kirtley
Design by Sean_Song
Design by Artyom Tarasov
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Source: Abduzeedo UI/UX
January 10, 2018
The Future of Filmmaking Is Found at Come & Capture: Apply to Participate
Does your company have a passion for capturing and creating content that changes the lives, ideas, and perspectives of your audience? If you said yes, then Come & Capture is the platform for you.
Come & Capture is a special section devoted to the future of filmmaking in the SXSW Trade Show, which is known for its ability to bring the world’s most trailblazing and innovative creators into one room. The Trade Show is the largest exhibition at SXSW with over 300 exhibitors from all over the world, 74,000 attendees, and countless opportunities for discovery across multiple disciplines.
The nature of filmmaking is transforming and evolving constantly with developing technologies. Come & Capture provides a platform for manufacturers, filmmakers, and app developers to network and showcase their cutting edge practices for creating digital content.
Imagine being at the intersection of technology, creation, and innovation where the most talented digital creators are discussing the future of content development and filmmaking. As emerging technologies change the face of film and digital media, the opportunities for growth in the Come & Capture space are infinite.
Don’t hesitate! Space is limited and the Trade Show will fill up soon. Apply to be a part of Come & Capture today!
Photo by Nicky Lockman
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January 10, 2018
DIY+ Music Releasing, Redefining Careers with Data, and the Alchemy of Jingles: Making & Promoting Music Track Sessions for SXSW 2018
From DIY to big data applications, the Making & Promoting Music Track explores the evolving process of creating and sharing music as it relates to both indie and major artists. Stay ahead of the curve as new technology impacts the music industry with the Making & Promoting Music Track at SXSW in March – check out session recommendations below.
“The Making & Promoting Music Track promotes discussion on unique and innovative ways musicians are recording and releasing music,” says SXSW Programmer Adam Wode. “We want to examine a wide range of creative release strategies that artists of all levels can use to get their music heard by the right audience.”
Explore highlighted topics in the Making & Promoting Music Track like music and the brain, redefining artist’s careers with data, how prosumers become audio engineers, and more. Making & Promoting Music sessions will be held March 13-17 with primary access to Music and Platinum Badges; secondary access to all other badges.
Making & Promoting Music Session Highlights
That Sounds Better
Speaker: Alex Tumay (That Sounds Better Inc.), Chadwick Prima (That Sounds Better Inc.), Vanessa Reilford, and Jason Kingsland
Platinum mix engineer Alex Tumay founded That Sounds Better, a cross country touring lecture series that focuses on engineering for the prosumer in applied practice. Alex will build a professional studio on stage using minimal equipment and do a live professional recording session. This workshop will give engineering students the tools to understand if they need more instruction or if they can save 100k in student loans to be a self-starter. He also speaks to the question: How to get a real job.
DIY+: A Better Way to Release Music on Your Own
Speakers: Jay Coyle (Music Geek Services), Maggie Vail (Cash Music), Michael Chase (MGM Distribution), and Nicole Poulos (Sideways Media)
This panel will focus on creating success and having options as your business and fan base grows. We will focus on managing and communicating to your fans for fan engagement “best-practices”. We will offer options for distribution and how to make your music available everywhere. We will discuss how to build members of your team properly to replicate what large labels and management firms offer their clients. As your business grows, we will suggest a “check list” for building the right team around.
Music and the Brain: How Sounds Become Pleasurable
Speakers: VALORIE NILOUFAR SALIMPOOR (Cignition), DOUGLAS ECK (Google), ALAIN DAGHER (Montreal Neurological Institute McGill University), and INDRE VISKONTAS (Cadence, San Francisco Conservatory of Music)
We bring together experts in the field of neurology, psychology, cognitive science, music performance, and machine learning to explore a question that is fundamental to humanity: what makes music pleasurable? We will discuss recent research that shows how the most complex systems of the brain that are unique to humans integrate with the brain’s emotional and reward systems to create intense emotions and feelings of pleasure to music, and demonstrate these findings through musical performances.
How Artists are Redefining Their Careers with Data
Speaker: ANABELLE ZEE (Next Big Sound at Pandora Media) and JULIEN BENATAR (Next Big Sound at Pandora Media)
Artists have limited resources and unlimited data. That data, without context is meaningless. But with the right context, it can redefine an artist’s career trajectory and inform the right decisions. In this talk, two experts from Next Big Sound at Pandora will walk through groundbreaking artist stage research, previously unreleased peer research and product innovations around automating reporting for artists and their teams.
Earworms & Triggers: The Alchemy of Branded Music
Speakers: ABBEY HENDRIX (Walker), CHRIS JAMES (Chris James Audio), DAVID NOLTE (Scratch Creative), and REBECCA RIENKS (NBC Entertainment)
“Like a good neighbor, _____ is there.” “The best part of waking up is _____ in your cup.” “I don’t wanna grow up, I’m a _____ kid.” Simply reading these catchphrases is enough of a trigger for your brain to remember the melody, the song and – more importantly – the brand in question. How do brands build a music identity that not only sells their products, but also their company objectives? And how are jingles, themes and mnemonics used to induce this sort of Pavlovian response in the audience?
Making & Promoting Music sessions will be held from March 13-17.
Browse All Making & Promoting Music Sessions
Crossover Track Recommendations
Venture off the beaten path and learn from SXSW sessions across all 24 Tracks of Conference programming. These recommended sessions are outside of the Making & Promoting Music Track, but are relevant to anyone trying to broaden their musical understanding.
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What’s It Worth? Music and Money – TODD BRABEC (Datawheel) JEFFREY BRABEC (BMG)
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Say What? How Interactive Audio Changes Everything – MATT LIEBER (Gimlet Media), PATRICK GIVENS (VaynerMedia), RUTH GAVIRIA (Entercom Communications), and TRACY GARRAUD (SiriusXM Radio)
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Sounding Style: Bridging Fashion & Classical Music – SUGAR VENDIL (The Nouveau Classical Project)
Track: Style
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Teaser Photo by Mauricio Lujan
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Source: SxSW Music
January 10, 2018
Superorganism, YFN Lucci, Low, Bad Gyal, and 500+ More Showcasing Artists Announced for SXSW 2018
New year, new music! And on that topic, today we announced 500+ Showcasing Artists who will be performing at the SXSW Music Festival, March 12–18, 2018. Every one of you must have had your New Year’s Day black-eyed peas because our latest list features amazing talent from 43 countries around the world.
First off, SXSW is pleased to announce the North American debut of composer Max Richter’s 8-hour masterpiece SLEEP. Recently added Showcasing Artists also include Alamo Record’s producer/rapper Smokepurpp, veteran mellow-rockers Low, Rough Trade signees Goat Girl, up-and-coming Chicano chillwave act Cuco, Australian indie-pop singer Amy Shark, breakout Southern rock band Stop Light Observations, Latin Grammy nominated electronic pop group Centavrvs, and many more.
The Music Festival team are not the only ones who have been busy lately at SXSW HQ lately – we’ve also announced great additions to the Music Tracks at the SXSW Conference. Accomplished music industry executive and Head of Music at YouTube and Google Lyor Cohen will deliver a SXSW Music Keynote, iconic bassist/songwriter Kim Deal will have a conversation with veteran producer/musician Steve Albini, and that just barely scratches the surface! Be sure to take a look at the SXSW Conference Schedule to see everything that’s been announced so far.
Discover Showcasing Artists
500 artists is a lot to dig into and SXSW is around the corner. To help you get the most out of your experience in March, we have some helpful tools of discovery to share with you:
- Jam out to the SXSW 2018 Music Festival playlist on Spotify
- Feast your eyes on the SXSW 2018 Showcasing Artists Music Videos playlist on YouTube
- Listen to SXSWfm’s specialty show highlighting artists from today’s announcement
- Get to know emerging artists performing this year with the SXSW Artist of the Day
- Start making your festival plans for March with the SXSW Schedule by favoriting the artists you plan to see
SXSW 2018 Registration Info
Register for a Music Badge to get the most out of your SXSW experience. In addition to hundreds of Official SXSW Showcases, you’ll also gain access to:
- Primary access to all Music and Convergence Tracks sessions at the SXSW Conference
- Secondary access to Interactive and Film Tracks sessions at the SXSW Conference
- Most Film Festival screenings and Comedy Festival events
- SXSW Social for pre- and post-event networking
- Most networking events and parties
- The best available rates when you book your hotel through SXSW Housing & Travel
Newly Announced 2018 SXSW Showcasing Artists
Everything subject to change.
A.CHAL (Los Angeles CA)
Acid Dad (New York NY)
Adahzeh (Kingston JAMAICA)
Adron (Atlanta GA)
Aiming For Enrike (Oslo NORWAY)
Aisha Badru (New York NY)
AJ Tracey (London UK-ENGLAND)
Akina Adderley & The Vintage Playboys (Austin TX)
Aleman (Cabo San Lucas MEXICO)
Alesia Lani (Austin TX)
Alexalone (Austin TX)
Alexander Jean (Los Angeles CA)
Alex Di Leo (Fort Lauderdale FL)
Allman Brown (London UK-ENGLAND)
Alsarah & the Nubatones (Brooklyn NY)
Amy O (Bloomington IN)
Amy Shark (Gold Coast AUSTRALIA)
Andre Cymone (Los Angeles CA)
Andrew Applepie (Berlin GERMANY)
Anna Burch (Detroit MI)
Anna Takeuchi (Kyoto JAPAN)
Annie Hart (New York NY)
A Place to Bury Strangers (Brooklyn NY)
Ashley Koett (Denver CO)
A. Sinclair (Austin TX)
Ask Carol (Oslo NORWAY)
ATASH (Austin TX)
Attractions (Fukuoka JAPAN)
AveParadiso (Guadalajara MEXICO)
Bad Gyal (Barcelona SPAIN)
Balún (Brooklyn NY)
Bambara (Brooklyn NY)
BdotCroc (Minneapolis MN)
Beams (Toronto ON)
BeatKing (Houston TX)
Becca Mancari (Nashville TN)
Belau (Budapest HUNGARY)
Ben Aqua (Austin TX)
Beshken (New York NY)
Bethlehem Steel (Brooklyn NY)
Bifannah (VIGO SPAIN)
Big League (Melbourne AUSTRALIA)
Big White (Sydney AUSTRALIA)
Big Zuu (London UK-ENGLAND)
Billyracxx (Eatonville FL)
Bipolaroid (New Orleans LA)
Blake (San Antonio TX)
Blake Brown & The American Dust Choir (Denver CO)
Blessed (Abbotsford CANADA)
Blue Water Highway (Austin TX)
Bobi Andonov (Melbourne WA)
Boggie (Budapest HUNGARY)
Boniface (Winnipeg CANADA)
Booher (Austin TX)
BP Valenzuela (Manila PHILIPPINES)
Breakfast Muff (Glasgow UK-SCOTLAND)
Breanna Barbara (Bradenton FL)
Bri Steves (Philadelphia PA)
BRONCHO (Tulsa OK)
Brooke Annibale (Pittsburgh PA)
The Brother Brothers (Brooklyn NY)
Brother Sundance (Nashville TN)
Brownout (Austin TX)
BUHU (Austin TX)
Calan Mai (Gold Coast AUSTRALIA)
Cam (Lafayette CA)
The Canvas People (Austin TX)
Capyac (Austin TX)
Caroline Rose (New York NY)
Carson McHone (Austin TX)
Casper Skulls (Toronto CANADA)
Cassandra Jenkins (New York NY)
Cedric Burnside Project (Holly Springs MS)
Centavrvs (Distrito Federal MEXICO)
Ceschi (New Haven CT)
CHAI (Nagoya JAPAN)
Chainska Brassika (London UK-ENGLAND)
Childsaint (AUS) (Perth AUSTRALIA)
CHILLEMI (New York NY)
Chill Russell (Austin TX)
Chloe Foy (Manchester UK-ENGLAND)
Chris Stamey (Chapel Hill NC)
Chrissy (Chicago IL)
Christaux (Milan ITALY)
Christina Rosenvinge (Madrid SPAIN)
Christopher Rees (Llwynypia UK-WALES)
Christy Hays (Austin TX)
Cicada Rhythm (Athens GA)
CLARA (Los Angeles CA)
Club de Surf (Santiago CHILE)
Club Night (Oakland CA)
COASTCITY (Puerto Rico PR)
Cold Fronts (Philadelphia PA)
Colin Gilmore (Austin TX)
Common Holly (Montreal CANADA)
Cones (Los Angeles CA)
Copeland (Lakeland FL)
Corridor (Montreal CANADA)
Courtney Marie Andrews (Phoenix AZ)
Creepside (San Antonio TX)
Crunk Witch (Presque Isle ME)
Crush (Seoul SOUTH KOREA)
Cuco (Hawthorne CA)
Culture Wars (Austin TX)
The Cunning (Nashville TN)
Cure For Paranoia (Dallas TX)
Cut Chemist (Los Angeles CA)
Da Chick (Lisboa PORTUGAL)
Daggy Man (Brisbane AUSTRALIA)
Damien McFly (Padova ITALY)
Dan Lyons (Margate UK-ENGLAND)
Dante Elephante (Los Angeles CA)
Darkbird (Austin TX)
Dawg Yawp (Cincinnati OH)
Dead Leaf Echo (Brooklyn NY)
The Dead South (Regina CANADA)
Deanna Wheeler (Austin TX)
Dear Rouge (Vancouver CANADA)
Death Bells (Sydney AUSTRALIA)
Death Hags (Los Angeles CA)
Deezie Brown (Austin TX)
Denis The Night & The Panic Party (Fano ITALY)
Dennis Kalla (Luleå SWEDEN)
De Osos (Mexico City MEXICO)
Derian (Tampico MEXICO)
Dermot Kennedy (Dublin IRELAND)
Dezorah (McAllen TX)
Dick Stusso (Oakland CA)
Didi (Columbus OH)
Distractor (Costa Mesa CA)
Divide And Dissolve (Melbourne AUSTRALIA)
DJ Grip (Austin TX)
DJ HALO (Oakland CA)
DJ Jigüe and El Menor (Havana CUBA)
DJ Rosegold (Toronto CANADA)
Doc Daneeka (Swansea UK-WALES)
Domico (Tokyo JAPAN)
DopeKnife (Savannah GA)
Dot (Los Angeles CA)
Double Ferrari (Athens GA)
DPR LIVE (Seoul SOUTH KOREA)
Dre Prince (Austin TX)
Dressy Bessy (Denver CO)
Duckwrth (Los Angeles CA)
The Dunwells (Leeds UK-ENGLAND)
Earthgang (Atlanta GA)
Efek Rumah Kaca (Jakarta INDONESIA)
Ehiorobo (Freehold NJ)
Elephant Stone (Montreal CANADA)
El Freaky (Bogotá COLOMBIA)
Elle Exxe (Edinburgh UK-SCOTLAND)
Ellevator (Hamilton CANADA)
El Mató A Un Policia Motorizado (La Plata ARGENTINA)
El Tambor de la Tribu (Guatemala City GUATEMALA)
Emily Duff (New York NY)
EmiSunshine (Madisonville TN)
Emma Elisabeth (Berlin GERMANY)
Emme Woods (Glasgow UK-SCOTLAND)
Entropica (Santiago CHILE)
Erika Wennerstrom (Austin TX)
ESKA (London UK-ENGLAND)
España Circo Este (Forlì ITALY)
Estado de Sitio (Lima PERU)
Estúpida Erikah (Barcelona SPAIN)
E-Turn (Orlando FL)
Ex-Girlfriends (Brooklyn NY)
Ezra Collective (London UK-ENGLAND)
Ezra Furman (Chicago IL)
FAIRE (Paris FRANCE)
The Fantastic Plastics (Brooklyn NY)
Farao (Ulnes NORWAY)
Farrows (Asbury Park NJ)
Febueder (Ascot UK-ENGLAND)
Fenster (Berlin GERMANY)
field trip (New York NY)
Filipe Catto (Porto Alegre BRAZIL)
Flasher (Washington DC)
Fntxy (Tijuana MEXICO)
Foyone (Malaga SPAIN)
Fragile Rock (Austin TX)
Frank Turner (Winchester UK-ENGLAND)
Freedom Fry (Los Angeles CA)
French Vanilla (Los Angeles CA)
The Frights (San Diego CA)
FRIGS (Toronto CANADA)
Frontier Folk Nebraska (Cincinnati OH)
Fruit & Flowers (Brooklyn NY)
Fym Summer (Singapore SINGAPORE)
Gabriel Wolfchild & Northern Light (Seattle WA)
Gabylonia (Caracas VENEZUELA)
Gatecreeper (Phoenix AZ)
Gato Preto (Düsseldorf GERMANY)
Gaz Coombes (Oxford UK-ENGLAND)
Genocide Pact (Washington DC)
The Ghost Wolves (Austin TX)
Gina Chavez (Austin TX)
Girl Ray (London UK-ENGLAND)
The Gloomies (Encinitas CA)
Goat Girl (London UK-ENGLAND)
Go Fever (Austin TX)
Gothic Tropic (Los Angeles CA)
Grace Joyner (Charleston SC)
Gracie and Rachel (Brooklyn NY)
Graham Reynolds (Austin TX)
Graham Reynolds and the Golden Arm Trio (Austin TX)
The Grahams (Nashville TN)
Grupo Fantasma (Austin TX)
Guantanamo Baywatch (Portland OR)
Gus Dapperton (New York NY)
G Yamazawa (Durham NC)
Haex (Los Angeles CA)
Hajk (Oslo NORWAY)
Hannah Eggen (Southampton BERMUDA)
Hardy Caprio (London UK-ENGLAND)
Harpooner (Nashville TN)
Harry Pane (Northamptonshire UK-ENGLAND)
Heartstreets (Montreal CANADA)
Hembree (Kansas City MO)
Hety And Zambo (San Andres Island COLOMBIA)
High Waisted (New York NY)
Himalayas (Cardiff UK-WALES)
Hinds (Madrid SPAIN)
Holy Bouncer (Barcelona SPAIN)
Holy Boy (Los Angeles CA)
Hot Flash Heat Wave (San Francisco CA)
Hugo “Poyo” Segovia (Monterrey MEXICO)
Hunter Sharpe (Austin TX)
Hypoluxo (Brooklyn NY)
Hyukoh (Seoul SOUTH KOREA)
IAN SWEET (Los Angeles CA)
II Tone (Memphis TN)
Indrajit Banerjee (Austin TX)
Invoke (Austin TX)
Ismael Ayende (Bogotá COLOMBIA)
J.I.D (Atlanta GA)
The Jackson Pollock (Bologna ITALY)
JadaL (Amman JORDAN)
Jade Bird (Smallfield UK-ENGLAND)
Jade Jackson (Santa Margarita CA)
Jaguwar (Dresden GERMANY)
Jaimee Harris (Austin TX)
Jake Lloyd (Austin TX)
Jared & the Mill (Phoenix AZ)
Jazzy Amra (Bronx NY)
Jean Caffeine (Austin TX)
Jeff Plankenhorn (Austin TX)
Joan Thiele (Desenzano del Garda ITALY)
Johanna Warren (Portland OR)
John Craigie (Portland OR)
John Moods (Berlin GERMANY)
Jonathan Tyler (Nashville TN)
Jon Dee Graham (Austin TX)
Jon Langford’s Four Lost Souls (Chicago IL)
Jonny 8 Track (Brighton UK-ENGLAND)
Joshua Hedley (Nashville TN)
Jóvenes Adultos (Mexico City MEXICO)
Juan de Fuca (Athens GA)
Juan Ingaramo (Buenos Aires ARGENTINA)
Juanita Stein (Sydney AUSTRALIA)
Juiceboxxx (Milwaukee WI)
Julietta (New York NY)
Junglepussy (New York NY)
Junior Flexwell (Austin TX)
Justin Michael Williams (Los Angeles CA)
Kalu & The Electric Joint (Austin TX)
Kamau Kenyatte (New York NY)
KANGA (Los Angeles CA)
Kate Auringer (Denton TX)
Kathryn Legendre (Austin TX)
Kelly Willis (Austin TX)
Kenny Allstar (London UK-ENGLAND)
Kenny Gee (Austin TX)
Kevin Krauter (Indianapolis IN)
Kiho (Otaru JAPAN)
Kimokal (Jakarta INDONESIA)
Kings of the beach (Vigo SPAIN)
Kosha Dillz (Perth Amboy NJ)
The Kraken Quartet (Austin TX)
Kraus (New York NY)
The Krickets (Port St Joe FL)
Kristoff Krane (Minneapolis MN)
LaBaq (São Paulo BRAZIL)
La Cafetera Roja (Paulhaguet FRANCE)
La Etnnia (Bogota COLOMBIA)
La Fragua Band (Medellín COLOMBIA)
Lali Puna (Munich GERMANY)
La Luz (Los Angeles CA)
LANNDS (Jacksonville FL)
La Orquesta Vulgar (Mexico City MEXICO)
LAPS (Glasgow UK-SCOTLAND)
Las Diferencias (Caseros ARGENTINA)
Le Couleur (Montreal CANADA)
Le Galaxie (Dublin IRELAND)
The Lemons (Ulaanbaatar MONGOLIA)
Leni Stern (New York NY)
Lil Wop (Chicago IL)
Lime Cordiale (Sydney AUSTRALIA)
Line Upon Line Percussion (Austin TX)
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Everything subject to change.
Photo credits, clockwise from top left:
MINT FIELD – Photo by María Fernanda Molins
COASTCITY – Victor Prieto
SMOKEPURPP – Photo courtesy of the artist
Sunflower Bean – Photo by Andy Deluca
Fenster – Photo by Simon Menges
Bad Gyal – Photo by Pablo Alzaga
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January 10, 2018
Introducing the Hasselblad Masters Award 2018
Introducing the Hasselblad Masters Award 2018
The kind folks from Hasselblad are starting the new year strong by introducing their Master Awards of 2018. Divided in many different categories like Aerial, Architecture, Art, Beauty & Fashion and more. Sit back and witness captivating/gripping photography from creators (now masters and ambassadors for Hasselblad) coming from all over the Globe. Let’s join their celebration for their most prestigious master awards. In case you have missed our review of the Hasselblad X1D, check it out now on ABDZ.
In their words
The Hasselblad Masters is widely acclaimed as one of the world’s most prestigious professional photography competitions. The winners were selected by a combination of a public vote and a professional Masters Jury – comprising internationally renowned photographers and imaging experts.
Every Hasselblad Masters award winner will hold the title of ‘Hasselblad Master’ and be a brand ambassador for two years. In addition, they will receive a brand new Hasselblad medium format camera and be invited to shoot for a collaborative project with Hasselblad. This project will be printed and released in the bi-annual Hasselblad Masters book.
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The Hasselblad Masters 2018
Aerial Category Winner | Jorge De La Torriente
Miami, USA
Architecture Category Winner | Kamilla Hanapova
St. Peterburg, Russia
Art Category Winner | Maria Svarbova
Bratislava, Slovakia
Beauty & Fashion Category Winner | Michal Baran
Trim, Ireland
Landscape Category Winner | Benjamin Everett
Lopez Island, USA
Portrait Category Winner | Tina Signesdottir Hult
Torvastad, Norway
Product Category Winner | Marcin Gizycki
Warszawa, Poland
Project//21 Category Winner | Nabil Rosman
Kota Bharu, Malaysia
Street/Urban Category Winner | Ben Thomas
Kyneton, Australia
Wedding Category Winner | Victor Hamke
Leipzig, Germany
Wildlife Category Winner | Karim Iliya
Haiku, USA
Hasselblad Masters 2018 Jury
- Tom Oldham – Photographer>
- Ali Rajabi – Past Master
- Martin Hausler – PhotographerKatrina Belkina – Past Master
- Swee Oh – Past Master
- Lars van de Goor – Past Master
- Tim Flach – Photographer
- Kevin Then – Photographer
- Bara Prasilova – Past Master
- Damien Demolder – Journalist
- Blair Bunting – Photographer
- Hans van Ommeren – Past Master
- Mads Nissen – Photographer
- Kevin Raber – Journalist
It really struck me how progressive many of the entries were this year and how far the entrants were willing to push the brief. These were the photographers who caught my eye – the ballsy, out-there risk-takers who make compelling pictures that refuse to be ignored. I’m proud to have helped to get this great kit into their hands – their images deserve it. – Tom Oldham
AoiroStudio
Jan 10, 2018
Source: Abduzeedo Photography
January 9, 2018
Chiclets, Never Gets Old! Campaign by Amro Thabit
Chiclets, Never Gets Old! Campaign by Amro Thabit
Chiclets, the candy-coated gum brought to us by the Cadbury company, brings back such great memories and flavors of my youth so when I stumbled upon this latest work for Chiclet by Cairo based Amro Thabit I just had to share. Introduced in 1900, this iconic gum is still distributed in limited supply across the globe. We’re hoping Amro’s work puts the brand back on the map in a bigger way for today’s youth to appreciate. Scoop more on the project and corresponding work below.
ABOUT THE CAMPAIGN
CHICLETS, NEVER GETS OLD! chiclets has always had a place on every shelf; here, there & everywhere. the true definition of an all-time classic.. chiclets decided to embrace a young spirit sticking to its old soul. now targeting the younger generation, a more vibrant package design was born. by turning chiclets iconic half-circle into five different mouth-shaped designs. Inspired by the originality of the older packs, i took the existing undefined shape and transformed it into a mouth.To bring this further, i injected modern & personalized elements, giving the new packs a retro look; a look appreciated by teens. i gave each of the five flavors a personality, a distinct character, using differentiating colors & elements such as piercing, mustache, braces… The five packs are not only visually distinct; each one a character that is reflected by their look & speech. The one trait they all have in common is a sense of humor.
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Jan 09, 2018
Source: Abduzeedo Illustration
January 9, 2018
25 Years of SXSW Film Festival – Jay Duplass
To commemorate the 25th edition of the SXSW Film Festival, we continue our weekly alumni spotlight on careers launched, artists discovered, powerful performances, and more with actor and filmmaker Jay Duplass.
Duplass has acted in, produced, and directed many films that have shown at SXSW, including the short films This is John
(2003) and Kevin (2011). His feature directorial debut The Puffy Chair screened at SXSW in 2005 and won the Audience Award for Emerging Visions. Duplass frequently collaborates with his brother Mark Duplass, and the pair were in a 2016 SXSW Featured Session, A Conversation with the Duplass Brothers. The brothers co-directed the films Baghead (2008), Cyrus (2010), and The Do-Deca Pentathlon (2012). Their most recent production, the series Room 104, is currently streaming on HBO and has been renewed for a second season.
We are thrilled to share his #SXSWFilm25 story with you.
“Because I went to college in Austin and lived there for 12 years, SXSW has meant so many different things to me over the years. But the one consistent thing it’s always meant, and I think it will always mean, is CINEPHILIA.
SXSW embodies that pure love of film that was undoubtedly the starting point for all of us no matter how we get there.”
Stay tuned to SXSW News each week for more 25th edition stories.
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Duplass Brothers at the screening of Cyrus – Photo by Scott Melcer
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January 9, 2018
The Blockchain Rises – 2018 SXSW Programming Trends
Each year, different trends emerge from SXSW programming and act as identifiers for where we’re at and where we’re headed. From the 12 significant trends identified by the SXSW Programming Team for the 2018 event, The Blockchain Rises explores how blockchain technology is poised to change the world of business, disrupting an array of industries including finance, healthcare, government, music, film, and more. Get to know this trend and related-SXSW sessions below that we think will dominate discussions this March.
The Blockchain Rises Trend
Blockchain technology at its core provides a transparent platform on which global transaction data is registered. The technology itself is growing increasingly more mainstream by the day as the price of Bitcoin, and other digital currencies which rely on blockchain technology, continue to skyrocket. The incredible volatility of the digital currency market has caught the attention of banks, entrepreneurs, investors, and spectators alike. The broad decentralization of data could become the next iteration of the Internet.
During SXSW 2018 sessions related to blockchain technology, hear from Joseph Lubin, founder of ConsenSys and co-founder of the crypto-currency Ethereum, during Why Ethereum Is Going to Change the World to learn about his vision for a decentralized future enabled by blockchain technology. Dive into how “programmable money” can be used to create new incentives within economic systems during Bitcoin and the New World of Programmable Money, and hear from Dominik Schiener, co-founder of IOTA Foundation, in the session Building a Machine Economy with IOTA.
New for 2018, SXSW will present a series of sessions on blockchain technology from March 14-15. Explore how blockchain technology has the potential to impact global economic systems during two full days of programming from the Startup & Tech Sectors Track.
If you’re a blockchain enthusiast, or already in the industry, be sure to add these sessions to your SXSW 2018 schedule and stay tuned for more programming announcements through March.
Blockchain Session Highlights
- A Game-Changing Shift in Control of Personal Data
- Why Ethereum Is Going to Change the World
- Bitcoin and the New World of Programmable Money
- Blockchain Opportunities in Mobility and Logistics
- What Blockchain Means for Media & Entertainment
- Building a Machine Economy with IOTA
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Teaser photo by Cruz Mendez
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