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Time Based Arts is a London-based studio that creates visual effects and grading for film, TV and advertising. See their showreel and recent projects for Heinz Mayo, Tiffany, British Airways, Channel 4 and more.
- Grading
Rising Phoenix is the second film that Time Based Arts has...
- Archive
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- Blog
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- Film and TV
Written and Directed by the supreme Emily Mortimer. Starring...
- Grading
Dating from the 1960s to the present, time-based media art at the Gallery features videos, films, audio and digital installations, and computer software-based art by some of the leaders in field, including Bruce Conner, Rineke Dijkstra, Nam June Paik, Bill Viola, and Jane and Louise Wilson.
Written and Directed by the supreme Emily Mortimer. Starring Lily James, Emily Beecham, Dominic West and Andrew Scott. Beautifully shot by Zac Nicholson. Full SDR and HDR Colour grade at Time Based Arts.
- Launch of The Media Conservation Lab
- Establishing New Practices
- Media Art Documentation
The Importance of Viewing and Condition-Checking Media
To access, assess, and monitor the image and sound content of the media artworks in the Guggenheim collection, the Conservation Department has put into place a technical infrastructure that provides the appropriate playback and display conditions for their various formats. The newly established Media Conservation Lab lets conservators view and compare video in various analog and digital formats, including U-matic, VHS, Betacam SP, LaserDisc, DVD, DV, Digital Betacam, and digital file formats...
For many years, the Guggenheim Museum has advanced the field of contemporary art conservation, particularly with its role in the Variable Media Initiative, which was based at the museum from 1999 to 2004. Building on the accomplishments of this research project and other recent international developments in contemporary art conservation, the Guggen...
Managing Inherent Change
The documentation of artworks is essential to their preservation. Across all fields, conservators document the physical composition of artworks, identify artists’ materials and techniques, and describe vulnerabilities, condition, and damage, as well as detail their own conservation treatments. But the documentation of media artworks—and other contemporary art forms, such as installation or performance art—challenges established documentation methods and standards. Designed to capture more tra...
New Documentation for Media Artworks
Building on recent pioneering developments in time-based media conservation, the Guggenheim’s Conservation Department has developed a documentation system for media artworks that is based on their allographic, two-stage nature. While Installation Requirements represent the core of the work, the Iteration Reports capture its various manifestations. The conceptual framework for this approach is that the traditional notion of the “original” is replaced by the notion of the “identity of the artwo...
Capturing the Decision-Making Process
A particularly innovative feature of the Iteration Reports is their consideration of the decision-making process that leads to a specific iteration of an artwork. While living artists are regularly invited by the museum to be involved in the preparation and installation of their work, there are usually many more players that influence a work’s manifestation and appearance. These decision-makers may include curators, exhibition designers, media technicians, conservators, and external contracto...
Jul 6, 2011 · Established in 2017, the Julia Stoschek Foundation is a non-profit arts and culture organization dedicated to the public presentation, advancement, conservation, and scholarship of time-based art.
Time-based media is a term coined by museum conservators for durational works of art that unfold over a period of time. This work often relies on technology, but includes mediums such as performance art and social practice.
Time Based Arts is a Visual Effects company located in London, UK. We make films, commercials, music videos and other interesting creative projects that rely upon time.
