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ISBN10: 0500284873, ISBN13: 9780500284872, [publisher: Thames & Hudson Ltd, London] Softcover Paperback. Video art has moved from brief showings on tiny screens in alternative art spaces to dominance in international exhibitions and artistic events, in which vast video installations sometimes occupy factory-sized buildings or the walls of an entire city block. It embraces all the significant art ideas and forms of recent times - from Abstract, Conceptual, Minimal, Performance and Pop art, to photography and film - and has been used creatively to extend, repeat, fast-forward, slow down and speed up time.In this postmedium age, artists are combining and recombining video with a vast array of other materials - digital video, film, DVD, computer art, CD-ROM, graphics and animation - to form new artistic expressions.Abundantly illustrated with frames and sequences, Video Art offers a history of the medium seen from the perspectives of its early practitioners - such as Bruce Nauman and Vito Acconci, who used the video camera as an extension of their own bodies - through the vast array of conceptual, political, personal and lyrical installations of the 1980s and 1990s by such artists as Gary Hill, Bill Viola, Inigo Manglano-Ovalle, Mary Lucier and Michal Rovner, to the present digital revolution. In this postmedium age, artists are exploring the hybridization of technology, combining and recombining video with a vast array of other materials - digital video, film, DVD, ...
ISBN10: 0500284873, ISBN13: 9780500284872, [publisher: Thames & Hudson Ltd, London] Softcover Paperback. Video art has moved from brief showings on tiny screens in alternative art spaces to dominance in international exhibitions and artistic events, in which vast video installations sometimes occupy factory-sized buildings or the walls of an entire city block. It embraces all the significant art ideas and forms of recent times - from Abstract, Conceptual, Minimal, Performance and Pop art, to photography and film - and has been used creatively to extend, repeat, fast-forward, slow down and speed up time.In this postmedium age, artists are combining and recombining video with a vast array of other materials - digital video, film, DVD, computer art, CD-ROM, graphics and animation - to form new artistic expressions.Abundantly illustrated with frames and sequences, Video Art offers a history of the medium seen from the perspectives of its early practitioners - such as Bruce Nauman and Vito Acconci, who used the video camera as an extension of their own bodies - through the vast array of conceptual, political, personal and lyrical installations of the 1980s and 1990s by such artists as Gary Hill, Bill Viola, Inigo Manglano-Ovalle, Mary Lucier and Michal Rovner, to the present digital revolution. In this postmedium age, artists are exploring the hybridization of technology, combining and recombining video with a vast array of other materials - digital video, film, DVD, ...
ISBN10: 0500284873, ISBN13: 9780500284872, [publisher: Thames & Hudson Ltd, London] Softcover Paperback. Video art has moved from brief showings on tiny screens in alternative art spaces to dominance in international exhibitions and artistic events, in which vast video installations sometimes occupy factory-sized buildings or the walls of an entire city block. It embraces all the significant art ideas and forms of recent times - from Abstract, Conceptual, Minimal, Performance and Pop art, to photography and film - and has been used creatively to extend, repeat, fast-forward, slow down and speed up time.In this postmedium age, artists are combining and recombining video with a vast array of other materials - digital video, film, DVD, computer art, CD-ROM, graphics and animation - to form new artistic expressions.Abundantly illustrated with frames and sequences, Video Art offers a history of the medium seen from the perspectives of its early practitioners - such as Bruce Nauman and Vito Acconci, who used the video camera as an extension of their own bodies - through the vast array of conceptual, political, personal and lyrical installations of the 1980s and 1990s by such artists as Gary Hill, Bill Viola, Inigo Manglano-Ovalle, Mary Lucier and Michal Rovner, to the present digital revolution. In this postmedium age, artists are exploring the hybridization of technology, combining and recombining video with a vast array of other materials - digital video, film, DVD, ...
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