How Pipilotti Rist Made Menstrual Blood Mesmerizing
The Swiss video artist's colorful, immersive projections are so alluring you barely notice the difficult imagery.
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“Video is Vengeance of Vagina”: Shigeko Kubota’s Trailblazing Video Sculptures
The mother of video art finally gets her due with a MoMA survey and a retrospective touring Japan.
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Imaginative Resources
The vibrant pop soundtracks that Tony Cokes selects complicate the experience of reading his text-driven videos onscreen.
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The Robotic Heart of Freedom
Meriem Bennani's show elaborates her sci-fi narrative of refugees who turn a detention center into their home.
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For a Time of Staying In, 23 Artworks to See and Hear Online
From essential absurdist sound pieces to screen-scrambling examples of net.art, here are works that can be seen and heard at home.
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Jason Hirata on the Art of Assisting Other Artists
For “Sometimes You’re Both,” I’m showing only videos that I helped make as work for hire. One student asked me if the show was like a demo reel, and I realized it totally is.
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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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Identity Binge: How Lex Brown Makes Television
Lex Brown highlights the reductive tendencies of mass media, which project assumed identities back onto us and underscore how, on social media, we are often reduced to types and appropriated for…
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Moving Target
Gretchen Bender likely knew better than anyone that her work would be mostly forgotten with time. Erasure was not just her fate, but her subject.
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Double Trouble: Two Rare Patek Philippes Could Fetch up to $1 Million Each at Auction This Winter
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EXCLUSIVE: Louis Vuitton Picks Date for 2024 Cruise Show
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Troye Sivan and PNAU Know What We Need to End 2022: A Dance Song
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U.S. World Cup Return and Fall Viewership Trends Drive TV Spike
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