Erkki Huhtamo, the UO School of Architecture and Allied Arts 2017 Interdisciplinary Lecturer hosted by the departments of Art, Art and Administration, History of Art and Architecture, and Product Design, and the Art and Technology Program, has a new youtube video – check it out here!

Professor Huhtamo’s Cabinet of Media Archaeology” is a series about little known but influential media machines. It is meant for media education at any level and for anyone interested in media archaeology and the early history of the moving image. This second episode discusses “peep media,” which is a concept coined by Erkki Huhtamo. Observing visual imagery as if through a keyhole is a centuries old practice within media culture. Erkki Huhtamo is a Professor at the departments of Design | Media Arts, and Film, Television, and Digital Media at the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA). All devices are from his personal collection. New episodes will be added when finished. They are produced as educational collaborations with undergraduate students at the Department of Design | Media Arts, School of Arts and Architecture, UCLA.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRb8Ius0e6A&feature=youtu.be