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Nam June Paik's "The More, The Better" (1988)
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Nam June Paik's "The More, The Better" (1988)
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Darsombra Sol is a one-night exhibition of the videos that the recently passed Ann Everton created for her ambient/experimental/prog/psychedelic band, Darsombra. The exhibition will also feature a solo performance by her surviving partner/bandmate, Brian Daniloski.
The event will take place at Pink Noise Projects in Philadelphia on June 5th from 6:00-9:00 PM. More info can be found here.
You can watch my last interview with Brian and Ann here.
If you want to see art come to live you should visit Remastered in Rotterdam. This example is from what I now refer to as the " Mondriaan rave" but they have all the great dutch painters. I am forever sad I don't have a decent recording of Bosch's reimagined heaven and hell.
(psst I also wrote about it on my blog > Here)
It has to be a typo. One edition of Douglas Gordon's Play Dead Real Time (Other Way), 2003, one of the greatest video installations of the 21st century, is coming up for sale at Christie's with an estimate of $20-30,000, the price of a used Honda. If money meant anything to art, it should be $10 million, easy.
If you don't bid we will never forget [greg.org]
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By using cutout stop motion, i created a scene where my alter ego is trapped inside this wardrobe full with objects from my current life. He drew a memory from my childhood inside of it, creating a window between the past and the present.
