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My Houston "The Art Guys /Conceptual Art"
For over 25 years The Art Guys, Michael Galbreth and Jack Massing have asked "What is art?" Internationally acclaimed, their creations are unique, whimsical, and have provoked a running dialogue on the nature of art, media, fashion and pop culture. Their cremated remains are on the auction block, they plan to marry a plant later this year. This spot is one of 9 in the "My Houston" campaign which spotlights the truly unique people and places in America's 4th largest city. http://visitmyhouston.com
http://www.theartguys.com
Produced by the Greater Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Executive Producers: Holly Clapham Rosenow, Lindsey Brown, Laurette Canizares, Katy Huggins
Production Company: http://www.zenfilm.net
Producer: Merideth Melville
Director: W. Ross Wells
Cinematographers: Richard Lacy, W. Ross Wells
Unit Production Manager: Jarrod Gullett
Key Grip: David Zenteno
Best Boy: Michael Turrin
Make Up: Darcie Teasley
Production Design/Motion Graphics: Luis Clavell
HD Post Facility: Zenfilm
Editorial: W. Ross Wells
Audio Post Facility: http://www.sugarhillstudios.com
Sound Designer: James Garlington
Cameras and Lens Systems: Panavision Plus 8 Houston
Lighting and Grip: MC Lighting and Production Services Houston. For over 25 years The Art Guys, Michael Galbreth and Jack Massing have asked "What is art?" Internationally acclaimed, their... more -
The Art Guys
...a cross between Dada and David Letterman, John Cage and the Smothers Brothers. Add a touch of Claes Oldenburg and Groucho Marx, and you've got a fair idea of the performance/conceptual art of The Art Guys."--The New York Times, 1995.
The Art Guys (Michael Galbreath and Jack Massing) have helped define and shape the conceptual art world for many years. These two artists are like Lewis and Clark chartiing the vast grey area that encompasses art, media and pop culture.
They have dropped stuff on each other's heads. That's important. ...a cross between Dada and David Letterman, John Cage and the Smothers Brothers. Add a touch of Claes Oldenburg and Groucho Marx, and... more
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