Art Videos & TV Category

People showing off their artistic abilities, art tutorials and just general cool arty TV channels and videos.

Vimeo LogoWhile writing for Web TV Hub, I have seen many new Web series début over the past year. Some have been good, some have been terrible, but none has intrigued me in quite the same way that this one has.

Father Wrote the Play By Leeland Greenmess, to give it it’s full title, may end up being a load of twaddle, but based on the first episode, and a couple of promos on Vimeo, I want to see more.

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Posted in: News, Video On Demand, Awesome Videos to Watch Now, Celebrity and TV and Art Videos & TV by Lauren Katulka on April 26, 2008

When it comes to creating art from food and other unlikely mediums, Phil Hansen is the man. Here he’s turned his talents to human train wreck, Amy Winehouse.

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Posted in: News, Video On Demand, Awesome Videos to Watch Now, Art Videos & TV and Cool Tricks & Pranks by Jaime McDougall on April 20, 2008

Hey, as long as I don’t have to eat it, you can do whatever the heck you want with it. Just keep the Vegemite far away from me…

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Posted in: News, Video On Demand, Awesome Videos to Watch Now, Documentaries and Art Videos & TV by Jaime McDougall on March 28, 2008

Leonardo’s Mona Lisa has long been a painting surrounded by a lot of controversy. This video showcases one of the latest theory crazes – Mona Lisa might be pregnant.

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How do you propose to the woman you want to spend the rest of your life with? It’s a question which has boggled the minds of men throughout the generations.

You could stay traditional, and go down on one knee in a restaurant, you could hide the ring in a present, or you could create a fake piece of art, as the guy in this video does.

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Posted in: News, Video On Demand, Awesome Videos to Watch Now, Educational and Art Videos & TV by Dave Parrack on March 15, 2008

This is a video which combines two stalwarts here on WebTVHub, videos of various items being blended, and watching ordinary, everyday things being filmed in slow motion.

Here we get to see a tomato being blended in slow motion, and part of me was intrigued while part of me thought it resembled a horror movie!

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Posted in: News, Video On Demand, Awesome Videos to Watch Now and Art Videos & TV by Iman Peera on March 7, 2008

As a child, my mother used to spend more time coaxing me to get out of the sandbox than the time it took for me to actually play in the sand. This Asian lady was probably one of those type of people too, only she’s still playing with sand 20 years later…

And she’s damn good at it too.

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Posted in: News, Video On Demand, Awesome Videos to Watch Now and Art Videos & TV by Lauren Katulka on March 5, 2008

Fruit platter Most of us look at food as a tasty way to beat those hunger pangs. But to some, it’s much more than that. It’s the materials they use to create some of the most unique, and delicious, art I’ve ever seen.

Clearly these folks never learned that it’s rude to play with their food. But it’s so fascinating to watch, I’m willing to forgive their bad manners!

Super Size Me With Ketchup and Fries


For most of us French fries and ketchup would be lunch. But they inspire this guy to create a homage to Super Size Me filmmaker Morgan Spurlock. It apparently took 10 packets of ketchup and about an hour of his time, to produce this amazing result.

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Posted in: News, Video On Demand, Awesome Videos to Watch Now and Art Videos & TV by Lauren Katulka on March 2, 2008

Only a redneck would get inspired to create art while eating barbecue sauce covered ribs. This hillbilly artist’s methods are unorthodox, but this tasty sauce seems to be the perfect medium to create this stunning artwork of a deer.

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First there was chalk art, another masterpiece that is lost quickly in time, and now there is dirty car window art.

So chalk art has that uncanny ability to make it look 3-D, of course, in the right light and from the right direction. But these dirty car canvases also look 3-D, but that is thanks to the talent and ability this artist, Scott Wade, has to shadow and create depth with sand.

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