Connect with your neighbor through film. | Jon Rubin | The Art Assignment

The video explores John Rubin's art projects, focusing on 'Here, There, Here', which connects spaces through video. It includes an assignment to film a neighbor's room, emphasizing ethical considerations and practical filming tips. The project aims to create a collective portrait of spaces, inspired by Larry Sultan's work.

What is the main concept behind John Rubin's 'Conflict Kitchen' project?

• To serve food from countries the US is in conflict with

• To promote local cuisine from different US states

• To create a fusion of global cuisines

• To serve food from countries the US is allied with

What inspired John Rubin's project 'Here, There, Here'?

• A fascination with urban architecture

• The idea of connecting everyday spaces

• A desire to explore distant lands

• The need to document historical sites

What is the primary task in the assignment given by John Rubin?

• To paint a portrait of a neighbor

• To write a story about a neighbor's life

• To film a room in a neighbor's house

• To interview a neighbor about their daily routine

What is the purpose of filming slowly and steadily in the assignment?

• To focus on specific objects

• To create a seamless visual experience

• To ensure high-quality sound

• To capture dramatic moments

How does the assignment address ethical concerns of voyeurism?

• By asking for permission and being consistent

• By avoiding personal spaces

• By filming without permission

• By focusing on dramatic elements

Which photographer's work inspired John Rubin's project?

• Ansel Adams

• Larry Sultan

• Dorothea Lange

• Henri Cartier-Bresson

What does Larry Sultan's work emphasize in his photography?

• Dramatic and staged scenes

• Unironic and straightforward observation

• High contrast and monochrome tones

• Abstract and surreal imagery