Media Collection
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ART: Video Art
Artifacts.
Johnson Center Videotapes
N6494.V53 V38 1980
Bill Viola.
Four video art works, each structured around a solitary
movement, moment or phenomenon.
Johnson Center Videodiscs
N6494.V53 V56 1986
Comings and goings; suburbian strategies.
Johnson Center Videotapes
N6494.V53 D35
The commission.
Video opera based on the true story of a commission of 20,000
francs presented to Berlioz by Paganini, and of the sadness
and disaray of Paganini's life and death.
Johnson Center Videotapes
NX600.P47 V38 1983
Gary Hill.
A retrospective in three laserdisc volumes, Gary Hill: spinning
the spur of the moment chronicles the work of one of
contemporary art's great poetic visionaries. Each volume
presents key selections from Hill's seminal explorations of the
interpretive space between language and image.
This definitive survey from over a decade of critically acclaimed
video art charts the transformation of the artist's scintillating
and formally spectacular work: volume 1 illuminates the
conjunction of video and audio elements into Hill's singular
aesthetic vocabulary; volumes 2 and 3 focus on the
integration of language and image in thoroughly unique
investigations of linguistics and consciousness.
Johnson Center Videodiscs
N6537.H533 H56 1994
Memories from the department of amnesia.
A video art work which examines, through memory and visual
images, the life of a Japanese-American woman who lived
through World War II and experienced profound life changes.
Johnson Center Videotapes
PN1995.9.E96 M48 1991
Miroslaw Rogala.
"Love Among Machines ... created in collaboration with
choreographer Amy Osgood and composer Richard
Woodbury for Osgood Dances. This piece departs from the
writings of Carlos Drummond de Andrade to explore the
relations of modern technology to the manners, movements
and motivations of earlier eras ... Polish Dance '80: A central
figure (the artist) begins to dance/rotate away from the
camera as the camera itself begins to acquire a motion of its
own .. dedicated to the Worker's movement in Poland ...
Questions to Another Nation ... reflects on the effort to
understand and to be understood in a foreign culture ...
Remote faces: Outerpretation is [an excerpt that challenges]
our concepts of language, communication and
meaning."--Container summary.
Johnson Center Videotapes
N6494.V53 M57
Persistence of vision.
Series of videodiscs that present examples of some of the best
recent video art. Includes parodies, political analysis,
computer animation, unusual narrative forms, and other
elements that exploit the power of videorecordings.
Location: Johnson Center Videodiscs
PN1992.8 .V5 P47
Play it again, Nam!
A documentary biography of multimedia artist Nam June Paik,
including an overview of his early work, as well as an
examination of his most recent artistic endeavors.
Johnson Center Videotapes
N7369.P35 P63 1995
Processing the signal.
"A documentary that brings together some of the most
innovatory artists of video art - Bill Viola, Nam June Paik, Kit
Fitzgerald, Paul Garrin, John Sanborn, Mary Perillo and
Zbigniew Rybczynski among others. Covers video
installations, satellite art, video performance and the
penetration of video art into conventional television" -- from
publisher's catalog.
Johnson Center Videotapes
N6494.V53 P76 1989
Selected works, C-Trend, vocabulary.
Johnson Center Videotapes
N6494.V53 V381
Slogans.
Johnson Center Videotapes
N6494.V53 M86 1987
Surveying the first decade.
Johnson Center Videotapes
N6512.5.V53 S87
Thursday afternoon.
Seven video paintings of Christine Alcino set to music by Brian
Eno.
Johnson Center Videotapes
N6512.5.V53 T518
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