Monday, September 20, 2010

Watch 125 Shortlisted Videos for the Guggenheim's Crowd-Sourced YouTube Video Art Competition

Posted by on Mon, Sep 20, 2010 at 10:39 AM

YouTube and Guggenheim launch YouTube Play
Earlier this summer the Guggenheim announced an unusual web-based crowd-sourcing strategy for a show of new video art, YouTube Play, with quality control supposedly guaranteed by an impressive panel of art world celebrity judges. Now, per a press release sent out this morning, we can see just how all that went because the shortlist of 125 videos has been posted on YouTube. 20 winners from within this pool, which was whittled down from 23,000 submissions, will go on view at Gugg locations around the world on October 21. Watch a couple picks to win it after the jump, or check them all out right here.

"Luis" by Niles Atallah, Cristóbal León & Joaquín Cociña.

"Wonderland Mafia," or, why crowd-sourcing a video art exhibition through YouTube really is a great idea.

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