Those Drones
Medium:
framed photograph print
Dimensions:
17" x 27"
New music. New decade.
New record is out 1.1.20 and available everywhere.
THOSE DRONES - NEW DECADE
Released 1.1.20Music and Production - Brian Siskind
Mastering - Andy Alexander
Films - Soundtracks - Content
Brian Siskind specializes in unique, immersive films, original music soundtracks, and creates authentic content that performs.
Siskind's films have been featured on NBC, CBS, ABC, NPR, and in film festivals around the world, and drone work voted "Best Drone Filmmaker" by the Nashville Scene.
Siskind's music has been heard on Grammy winning records, the electronic music underground, art installations and performances in world renowned fine art venues including the Rothko Chapel and The Frist Art Museum - as well as national ad campaigns for brands including American Express and Adidas.
"A very original soundscape - It has to me, a seductive quality - I want to hear what's going to happen." - Brian EnoSCALE
Official Selection / Finalist / Category Winner
Best Cinematography / Best Documentary Short
Mindfield Film Festival
Berlin Flash Film Festival (Germany)
Blue2Blue Drone Film Festival (Australia)Largo Film Awards
Los Angeles Cinefest
Sacramento International Film Festival
Nashville Film Festival
Grenoble Street Art FestivalHouston International Film Festival
Shot entirely with a drone over 17 days in May/June 2017, SCALE is a black and white
non-narrative documentary short that proposes a quiet meditation on the notion of scale
and perception - featuring world renowned artist Guido van Helten
painting a monolith 200 foot tall abandoned grain silo mural in Nashville.
Film and Music by Brian SiskindAmbient Droning Ep.3 - Faulkton, South Dakota
I make ambient drone music and drone video that ponders places, cultures, and people. Space out with a view.
VIDEO ART INSTALLATION
NASHVILLE METRO ARCHIVES 2019 ARTIST IN RESIDENCE
TIME OUT OF MIND
New Nashville Nostalgia
A video art work that explores the psychology of change, nostalgia, and relational memory amid rapid change in Nashville using drones, archival film, and sound art. Brian Siskind 2019 Artist in Residence - Metro Nashville Archives / Nashville Public Library In cooperation with Fort Negley.
The opening event was August 3 from 6pm at Fort Negley as part of the Wedgewood-Houston Art Crawl. This year marks Metro Archives’ first Artist in Residence Program in partnership with Fort Negley and the Nashville Public Library.
This unique project seeks to break down the walls between community and archives, to re-define the role of artist and archivist, and to bring archival collections beyond the walls of the archive and into our public spaces. The piece will run in the Fort Negley Gallery through the month of August 2019. This project is generously funded by the Nashville Public Library with support from the Nashville Library Foundation.Historic Nashville Inc.
"Brian's efforts to document Nashville's endangered historic places with the use of a drone and music is ingenious and aligns perfectly with Historic Nashville's mission. We are so appreciative that Brian creates these stunning videos that show images of historic places that are often overlooked, unknown, and cannot be viewed from the street. The aerial views are important for not only documentation and education, but also for inspiring action and advocacy. Brian's creative work is helping promote and preserve the historic places that make Nashville unique, and for that we are truly grateful."
Metro Nashville council
"As the Metro Council person for District 20, I've been fortunate enough to be able to utilize Brian's creative drone work to visually document the changes in our community. It has given us a broader perspective on growth with his beautifully produced video series, but also has given our community positive media exposure. His drone coverage has even helped us advocate for getting thousands of trees planted in our district!"
Jeff Coffin
"LOOK! Up in the sky it's a bird, it's a plane...oh wait, it's one of Those Drones and my friend Brian Siskind doing what he does best - looking at the world from a different perspective. What a beautiful thing to share these awe inspiring videos and pictures. It's inspiring to see the world from a new view!"
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Available on vinyl and digital.About
Brian Siskind
I have 25 years of professional creative work in realms from media production, music production, fine art photography, documentary film, new media, technology, and marketing as a Creative Director.
My independent film projects are immersed often in abandoned, forgotten places, and endangered historic properties. I also tell the stories of people in relation to place.
I see endless potential to use drones for artistic and commercial projects that expand perceptions - and for social good. Being a longtime music artist and visual artist, makes for an ideal marriage of the visual with the sonic.
I constantly wonder - what Mark Rothko would do with a flying camera? - or Franz Kline, Robert Motherwell, Barnett Newman, Yves Klein, James Turrell, Georgia O'Keeffe, Harry Callahan, Aaron Siskind, Alfred Stieglitz, or Weegie? This consumes me.
I live to make things..b
Store
Time Out of Mind - no. 14120.00Time Out of Mind - no. 13120.00Time Out of Mind - no. 12120.00Time Out of Mind - no. 10120.00Time Out of Mind - no. 8120.00Time Out of Mind - no. 7120.00Time Out of Mind - no. 6120.00Time Out of Mind - no. 3120.00BRIAN SISKIND - NITERÓI, WATER THAT HIDES [limited edition 12"]13.00Good Rester / Diamond Age - Persona 2213.00Trilon15.00Brian Siskind - Live at the Rothko Chapel19.00Fognode - Beat Hollow15.0019" x 31" framed print - the.cp120.0023" x 32" framed print - overlay220.0017" x 27" framed print - intention120.00Contact
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