Add to ORKGReflecting on the problematic relationship of video to television, Town introduces this collection of 14 contributions about video (including essays, statements and scripts). 32 bibl. ref
Conley emphasizes the role of artist-run centres, as she traces the history of video activity in Edm...
Examining video works by nine artists, Gagnon considers issues of identity, authenticity, and power ...
Kontova introduces an international survey of 16 video artists whose focus is a search for identity....
A series of essays examine the presentation and reception of video by artists in relation to broadca...
Videos dating from the 1970's and produced by 27 artists from the United States and Canada have been...
Exploring the medium of video, this monograph combines contributions by 16 artists (supplemented by ...
“Illuminating Video” is an anthology that includes 25 essays and 12 artist’s projects covering a var...
This anthology contains texts adapted from works by Canadian video artists. Essays focusing on the d...
Baert questions video's relation to television, artists' formal and personal approaches to the mediu...
Discussing the production, presentation and distribution of video art, the authors address video's r...
Herzogenrath examines the development and current state of video art in the Federal Republic of Germ...
Dunn describes the conceptual, performance, synaesthetic and experiential elements of video while Ga...
This collection of essays by six artists marks the 20th anniversary of Video In (a Vancouver-based a...
Ditta briefly outlines the history of video by artists and its' problematic relation to both art and...
In this tabloid-format catalogue on nine international video artists' work in eight exhibitions, Lon...
Conley emphasizes the role of artist-run centres, as she traces the history of video activity in Edm...
Examining video works by nine artists, Gagnon considers issues of identity, authenticity, and power ...
Kontova introduces an international survey of 16 video artists whose focus is a search for identity....
A series of essays examine the presentation and reception of video by artists in relation to broadca...
Videos dating from the 1970's and produced by 27 artists from the United States and Canada have been...
Exploring the medium of video, this monograph combines contributions by 16 artists (supplemented by ...
“Illuminating Video” is an anthology that includes 25 essays and 12 artist’s projects covering a var...
This anthology contains texts adapted from works by Canadian video artists. Essays focusing on the d...
Baert questions video's relation to television, artists' formal and personal approaches to the mediu...
Discussing the production, presentation and distribution of video art, the authors address video's r...
Herzogenrath examines the development and current state of video art in the Federal Republic of Germ...
Dunn describes the conceptual, performance, synaesthetic and experiential elements of video while Ga...
This collection of essays by six artists marks the 20th anniversary of Video In (a Vancouver-based a...
Ditta briefly outlines the history of video by artists and its' problematic relation to both art and...
In this tabloid-format catalogue on nine international video artists' work in eight exhibitions, Lon...
Conley emphasizes the role of artist-run centres, as she traces the history of video activity in Edm...
Examining video works by nine artists, Gagnon considers issues of identity, authenticity, and power ...
Kontova introduces an international survey of 16 video artists whose focus is a search for identity....