Video Art World is responsible for formulating and instituting the collection and distribution standards for moving imagery broadly used nowadays within the art market worldwide. Strongly focused on establishing the value of audiovisual art and its historical significance, this online platform constitutes the leading archive for the international audiovisual art market. Since its creation in 2005, our organization has also developed numerous exhibitions, specialized fairs, festivals, publications, conferences, and symposiums for some of the most important art venues in the World.
The title of the film is based on the song The Great Crush Collision
composed by ragtime musician Scott Joptin who recurs himself to a real
historic event from 1896 which he attended: "On Sept. 15, 1896, 50,000
people had gathered anxiously on a wide stretch of Texas prairie near Warn.
Moments later, they watched two 32-ton locomotives, each pulling seven
boxcars, collide head on at a combined speed of 120 miles per hour." The
public had gathered in Crush, a small town in Texas, which w ...