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Launched in 1997, www.RSUB.com has received
numerous awards and is part of the permanent collection of the San Francisco
Museum of Modern Art. www.RSUB.com has been recognized in
press from The New York Times and Ad Week, to Entertainment Weekly and
Wired.
RSUB was relaunched on June 18th, 2001 to better support its brands and provided
improved distribution for its broadband properties.
Over the past several years, RSUB has been exploring the expansive ever-changing field of media. With projects ranging from fine art photography to
animation to graphic design, RSUB offers a unique and visionary perspective
on both the physical and virtual worlds of art and entertainment. Listed
below are a few examples of the inventive style that RSUB lends to all its'
projects and creative pursuits.
Braingirl
Braingirl, by award-winning filmmaker and design director, Marina Zurkow, features a very pragmatic anti-heroine, in her instruction-manual universe and has aired in 2001 on MTV2, the Rotterdam Film Festival, and in Res Fest 2000. This series contains 7 episodes.
Central
Toilet
Central Toilet, written and co-produced by award-winning Bullseye Art,
takes an irreverent look at Corporate America, juxtaposing office culture
with good old fashioned, lowbrow toilet humor. This series contains
10 episodes.
Pod
People
Pod People is an animated series based on the faceless portraits and
fantastic figures that appear in the paintings of contemporary artist
George Condo, whose work has been featured in exhibitions throughout
the United States and Europe. The series features original music by
Danny Elfman and contains 7 episodes.
Naked
States Exhibition
RSUB was the first to feature the photographs of Spencer
Tunick, through a series of online exhibitions. The Naked States tour
followed the photographer state by state as he traveled the country,
orchestrating and documenting large and small scale nude events.
Danny
Clinch
Danny Clinch's first projects with RSUB were online exhibitions
beginning in 1996. The popularity of these led to the publication of
his first book, Discovery Inn in 1998, followed by When the Iron Bird
Flies, Tibetan Freedom Concerts in 2000. Both titles were published
by RSUB
and are distributed in the US and Canada by Consortium Booksellers
& Distribution.
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