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For his new album, Nam June's Spirit Was Speaking to Me, Onda recorded radio transmissions to produce abstract works of audio collage that, he says, contain the voice of Nam June Paik.
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In Ambitious New Book, Curator Barbara London Charts Video Art’s Rise as One of Today’s Dominant Mediums
Her new book historicizes video's first 50 years.
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Fall Preview: 32 Essential Museum Shows and Biennials to See
From a Leonardo da Vinci blockbuster to the first Toronto Biennial of Art, here's what to see this fall.
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Be a Body: Shows Around New York Take Up the Materiality of Screen-Based Work
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The Browser: At the Whitney, ‘Programmed’ Piquantly Draws Out Connections Between TV and the Internet
The show traces the origins of recent developments in digital art to a surprising source: Minimalism.
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Broken Links: The Internet Show
Museums keep taking up the relationship between art and the internet as a theme for group exhibitions, while neglecting to examine it with historical rigor.
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Reply All: Exhibitions Around Boston Survey Connectivity in the Digital Age
On 'Art in the Age of the Internet,' JODI, Renée Green, and more.
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Issues & Commentary: Face Off
Deepfakes have rightly inspired fear and handwringing, but they may also force a broad public engagement with questions about the nature of images.
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Broken Music: A Show Devoted to Ursula Block Delves Deep into Sound-Art Lore
The first trip Ursula Block took to New York was in 1974, and the occasion included spending time in a gallery with Joseph Beuys and a live coyote. The most recent visit came just a few weeks ago—for…
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