Video Art


There are so many ways to film a video and we studied them for the first few weeks of class. Some of the artists included Nam June Paik, The Residents, Laurie Anderson, and many more. For this assignment, we were tasked with creating a 1-minute video art piece that focuses on the phrase "Embrace the Error". Many thoughts went through my mind but none of them could be achieved with the duration restriction. Then it clicked and I decided to make a piece that shows the injustice that the Black community faces as a result of police brutality daily here in the US. Please take the time to not only watch the video, but stay educated on what is going on in our country. Racism is alive and well and talking about it is the only way we can come up with a solution. Enjoy the video!


Link to video: https://www.dropbox.com/s/l0w6a5kf0nzqnu7/MylesBoyd_VideoArt.mp4?dl=0 



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