Landmarks of early African-American film, remastered in HD from archive elements, digitally restored, loaded with bonus content. Created by Kino Lorber.
Paul D. Miller aka DJ Spooky has been traveling around India for the past month working on his latest project, “Heart of a River.”
“I’m in India for the next couple of weeks taking a bunch of ideas about art and data to different logical extremes (view my Google Photos Storyboard). I’m working on a group of compositions about water, cities, climate change, and the evolving role of the artist and composer in a data-driven society.
How do we make a portrait of a rapidly evolving world with music? That’s a question I’m asking myself throughout this journey.”
Making Music From Data
READ ARTICLE IN THE HINDU
Exploring Water, Cities, Climate, and Music in India With DJ Spooky
READ ARTICLE FROM NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
My new album with the legendary Kronos Quartet is out now! I hope you can check it out!
Listen to the album and steam it – FREE with the Wall Street Journal.
DJ Spooky and Kronos Quartet Put a New Spin on ‘Birth of a Nation’
“Rebels are alive. In past centuries, rebels fought against everything and everyone – today, more than everything and everyone, rebels shine. Yes, rebels shine: reaching for infinity, striving to surpass all limits, to outdo themselves and their own art, character and wit. To shine into infinity is not a small matter: it is the substance of rebels.”
Sponsored by Hogan Rebel & Directed by Giorgio Arcelli Fontana.
DJ Spooky performs with his DJ Mixer iPad App.
Photos from the Peace Boat Expedition.
A new book about Apps and the way they have changed everything! Featuring essays and articles by writers, artists, and theoreticians.
Anthology Edited By Paul D. Miller aka DJ Spooky and Svitlana Matviyenko
Paul D. Miller aka DJ Spooky has been selected by The National Geographic Society as part of the 2014 class of Emerging Explorers, a group of 14 visionary, young trailblazers from around the globe whose innovative ideas and accomplishments are making a significant difference in the world.
In celebration of it’s new magazine, Whole Foods asked DJ Spooky to share his thoughts on contemporary art, design, and if course, music.
Done in conjunction with CultureHub/Seoul Institute of the Arts, Dj Spooky made a music video featuring traditional instruments like the gayageum and Piri. Featuring Michelle Joo on violin, Gamin on Piri, and Dj Spooky playing his DJ Mixer iPad App.
Directed by William Clark, Giorgio Arcelli, Leland Krane.
