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Here's another brilliant video by the duo called Everynone. This one was was made for Radiolab's "Symmetry" show. The video leaves me with a few conceptual questions. Are salt and pepper symmetrical, really, or just complements? But like their previous "Words" video, it's moving in a way that might catch you off guard.
There are bound to be viral videos you missed this year. Fortunately, Videogum has you covered.
Youtube user Brusspup spent weeks creating this grid of candles and recreating vintage video games with the flames. He describes it as "a lot of...
OK Go's latest video will make you smile. So watch it.
"YouTube Play: A Biennial of Creative Video" celebrates the artistry of a relatively new aesthetic: the web video.
It's just eye candy, but it's sweet.
If you're curious about what it's like to be in D.C. these days, check out this time-lapse video. Just one of the reasons Congress isn't...
If you look closely, you can almost see the whale smiling.
Through the magic of Photoshop and time-lapse photography, Ross Ching has created a fanciful version of Los Angeles that doesn't have cars—or...
The chorus that wowed half a billion people with their Oscars performance is back.
Shot in one continuous take, this awesome video by the Clovis High senior class captures every aspect of high school life.
Michael Mukasey's clearheaded confirmation hearing before the Senate today was a remarkable contrast to Alberto Gonzales's months of crazy-making...
It's a marvel of public architecture, sustainable design, urban farming, and gorgeousness all at once.
Shinji Turner-Yamamoto's stunning site-specific tree installation is unveiled in an abandoned Cincinatti church.
Geoff McGhee's video "Journalism in the Age of Data," explores the exciting potential and occasional pitfalls of modern data visualization.
The hidden stories woven beneath our feet, and how the war on terror has turned airport carpets into an endangered species.
Brazilian born, Connecticut based carpenter and artist Dalton Ghetti sculpts pencil tips into tiny works of art.
The founder of fractal geometry, Benoit Mandelbrot, has died. His work allows us to measure things like clouds, and to make some kick ass art!
The intricate art by the Canadian designer is now available in a 20x200 print.
Replacements for the sad, sagging trailers seen on many Los Angeles campuses are vibrant, beautiful structures designed by the city's top architects.
A new Arcade Fire video by Spike Jonze asks if the suburbs as benign as we thought.
