Video Installation Art: The Body, the Image and the Space-in-Between
The author conducts a thorough study of installation video art, wherein she examines the art form as a non-commodity art form, differentiates it from other proscenium art forms and examines its relations to time and space. She further suggests that video installation art is an art form which envelopes its audience and which breaks down barriers between performer and audience, between now and elsewhere and between here and elsewhere.
ITEM 1990.102 – available for viewing in the Research Centre
Videos, Artworks and Artists Cited
Nam June Paik
Three Mountains – Shigeko Kubota
Asylum, A Romance – Mary Lucier
Room for St. John of the Cross – Bill Viola
Mem – Peter Campus
Manhattan is an Island – Ira Schneider
Wipe Cycle – Frank Gillette & Ira Schneider
Dachau – Beryl Korot
Curt Royston
Eavesdrop – Dieter Froese
Antony Muntadas