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Is it art?(video artist Bill Viola)
National Review
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May 4, 1998|
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Mr. Gardner is NR's art critic.
RECENTLY I was discussing the Whitney's Bill Viola retrospective with a member of the museum's staff, the sort of earnest young art-world type whose professional credentials consist most conspicuously in her wearing only black. She astonished me, however, by asking in complete earnest whether I thought the work on display was indeed art. I was surprised because I did not imagine that such innocent questions were still being asked in the circles in which she moved. Especially since the institution that employs her has played host of late to Sue ...
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Video art in San Francisco ... screenings, classes.
Magazine article from: Sunset
; It's not TV, it's art. Video art--a new electronic medium using video tape and state-of-the-art...monitors) by New York artist Bill Viola. Using video in art began in the early...50 seniors and under 16. Bill Viola's video installation Heaven and Hell...648-9040; 9 ...
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Video art: dead or alive?
Magazine article from: Afterimage
; ...is that we have witnessed the death of video art in the United States. So writes Michael...dedicated to the critique and theorization of video art. Just as the death knell sounds for video...field - notoriously limited throughout video art's short history - has recently surged...
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Diverse Practices: A Critical Reader on British Video Art.
Magazine article from: Afterimage
; ...Practices: A Critical Reader on British Video Art, though some more productively than others...the volume admits that the single term 'video art' as it was used in the 1970s and 1980s...history.' Any critical consideration of video art has to address a whole range of creative...
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Video Art.(Book Review)
Magazine article from: Afterimage
; ...co-organizing a biennial exhibition of video art along with an international team of consultants...influential art form in English, and Video Art seems to be positioned as the historical...critical answer to this absence. However, Video Art functions better as a gorgeous coffee...
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The Art of Bill Viola.(Book Review)
Newspaper article from: Library Bookwatch
; The Art Of Bill Viola Chris Townsend, Editor Thames &...Chris Townsend's compilation Art Of Bill Viola, the first extensive critical appraisal...influences and reputation, The Art Of Bill Viola is a 'must' for any in-depth art collection...
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Video installation: characteristics of an expanding medium.
Magazine article from: Afterimage
; ...It was said a decade ago (by Bill Viola) that video art may have been the only art form...is no one official version of video art's history because of its international...histories that began to define video art took place in the 1960s when...
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"First Generation": Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofla, Madrid.
Magazine article from: Artforum International
; ...exhibitions devoted to the history of video art have taken place in recent years-- Video...illustrate the origins and early years of video art; this exhibition--comprising more than...the role of Fluxus in the origins of video art, with works such as Takahiko iimura's...
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Charles Guilbert and Serge Murphy were recently presented with the $10,000 Bell Canada Award in Video Art.(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: Art in America
; Charles Guilbert and Serge Murphy were recently presented with the $10,000 Bell Canada Award in Video Art, given by the Canada Council for the Arts.
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Artist Viola's world infused with divine. (religiosity of artist Bill Viola's video/sound exhibit 'The Crossing' at the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, NY)
Magazine article from: National Catholic Reporter
; ...a video/sound installation called The Crossing, by artist Bill Viola. A retrospective surveying 25 years of his career is currently...with the divine, which could only be represented by gold. For Bill Viola, the contemporary world as well is infused with the divine...
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Opera & video: classical music can offer art a new creative paradigm suggests Chris Townsend.
Magazine article from: Art Monthly
; [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] VIDEO ART HAS, RECENTLY, DEVELOPED AS A PRACTICE THROUGH COLLABORATIONS...PRODUCTION BOTH AS NOVEL AND TO A NEW AUDIENCE. * We have seen this in Bill Viola's work with Peter Sellars on Wagner's Tristan and Isolde, and...
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