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Nam June Paik Bibliography

Nam June Paik Bibliography

Essays by Hanhardt, Dieter Ronte, Michael Nyman, David Ross (Nam June Paik's Videotapes). Bibliography, Videography. Color plates. Institution/Organizer: Whitney Museum Exhibition Dates: April 30 - June 27, 1982

Nam June Paik : Werke 1946-76 Bibliography

Music, Fluxus, Video by Paik. Video photo by Ralph Hocking. In German.

Nam June Paik at the Bonino Gallery Bibliography

Nam June Paik e l'invenzione della videoarte Bibliography

Exhibition 14 September - 17 November 2002. Henry Martin -Nam June Paik: Video is Boring. Denis Curti - Nam June Paik. Marisa Vescovo - Nam June Paik, Charlotte Moorman Broadcast on All Channels. Lucio Cabutti - The Magnetic Television Camera of Video-Alchimist Nam June Paik. Works in the Exhibition…

1982 Nam June Paik exhibition Chronology

Whitney Museum of American Art, New York City, presented the Nam June Paik exhibition, curated by John Hanhardt, from April 30 to June 27, 1982; it was the first retrospective of a video artist at a major museum. The exhibition was accompanied by a catalog containing essays by Hanhardt, Dieter Ronte, Michael Nyman and David Ross, and included a bibliography, a videography and color plates.

Nam June Paik Exhibition in New York Bibliography

Nam June Paik Video Sculptures: Electronic Undercurrents Bibliography

Essay by Lars Movin "The Zen Master of Video Nam June Paik: Between Minimalism and Overkill. Letters by Paik

Nam June Paik: Eine Kerze One Candle Bibliography

chronology of Paik works. In German and English Institution/Organizer: Portikus

Nam June Paik: Fluxus Video Bibliography

in German; texts by John Handhardt, Wulf Herzogenrath, Edith Decker

Nam June Paik: Historical Juxtapositions Bibliography

Nam June Paik: Portrait of the Electronic Artist Bibliography

Nam June Paik: Portrait of the Electronic Artist

Nam June Paik: Video Time - Video Space Bibliography

texts by David Ross, Allan Kaprow, Wulf Herzogenrath, Douglas Davis, Barbara London, John Cage and others

NAMAC 1987 Bibliography

NAMAC Conference Keynote Address - States of Emergency Bibliography

Keynote address at the 1998 NAMAC National Media Arts Conference, dedicated to Leslie Schwartz Burgevin (1958–1998) of the Johnson Museum of Art, Ithaca, NY, and acknowledging NAMAC board members Helen De Michiel, Charlie Humphrey and Karen Khan. The speaker diagnoses plural states of emergency affecting media arts—privatization, arts defunding, transnational consolidation (Time Warner, Bertelsmann, Disney) and technological change—and urges reclaiming independent media’s oppositional heritage and public space through new access, distribution and exhibition practices involving camcorders, CD‑ROMs, web sites and editing systems such as Avid and Media 100. The talk cites 1981 and 1989, Erik Barnouw and Paper Tiger TV and calls for collective, contested zones of practice.

1988 NAME Gallery Chronology

Black and White Video exhibition at NAME Gallery, Chicaho, featuring videotapes by Barbara Rosenthal, including COLORS AND AURAS, BODY FOUND IN SUITCASES, KANDACE'S GRANDMOTHER, WOMEN IN THE CAMPS. Program notes by D. Maria Benfield and Beth Berolzheimer.

Nancy Buchanan - CIA: School of Film/Video People

Nancy Buchanan is a Los Angeles-based artist and CalArts (Valencia) instructor whose work has been shown in the U.S. and Europe; she has received fellowship support from the Rockefeller Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts and the California Arts Council. Her recent productions include Developing: The Idea of Home, an interactive CD-ROM, and digital prints updating Southwestern landscapes; she also produces video, installations, pastels, drawings and performances. She has undertaken digital projects on land development and is developing textiles and home furnishings, including a downloadable patchwork quilt called Sleep Secure whose pie-chart slices link to budget percentages.

Nancy Golden People

Nancy Golden is an Instructor of Media at Baruch College; she has had recent exhibitions at Artists Space (New York City), The Knitting Factory (New York City), The Center for Photography at Woodstock, York College and the Chamot Gallery. Her works have been screened at Massachusetts College Gallery of Art, Chamot Gallery, the Jersey City Biennial, Irving Goldman Memorial Gallery and Art in Plain View.

Nancy Holt People

A pioneer of earthworks and public art, Nancy Holt has also worked in sculpture, installation, film, video, and photography for over three decades. She is best known for her large-scale environmental sculptural works, including Sun Tunnels in northern Utah and Dark Star Park in Arlington, Virginia. …

1978 Nancy Sher Chronology

Nancy Sher Director, Film Program, New York State Council on the Arts 1978-1980

Nancy Walker People

Nancy Meli Walker is a video artist who improvises with video, paints with light and investigates the union of sound and image; she co-founded the Performed Audio/Video (PAV) groups NNeng and The Poool. Her live video productions include collaborations with David Weinstein, Julie Nichols, Elise Kermani, 77Hz, Barbara Held and Hoppy Kamiyama performed in USA, Barcelona, Madrid and Tokyo. Her solo work spans photography, glass sculpture and 3D animation presented as installations, 2D and sculpture; she has held residencies at the Experimental Television Center, Women's Studio Workshop and HarvestWorks.

Nao Bustamante People

Nao Bustamante, a performance art pioneer from the San Joaquin Valley of California, works in performance art, sculpture, installation, video art, pop music and experimental rips in time; her work has been presented at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Arts and the Kiasma Museum of Helsinki. She has performed in galleries, museums, universities and underground sites across Asia, North Africa, Europe, New Zealand, Australia, Canada, Mexico and the United States; collaborations include Coco Fusco and Osseus Labrint. In 2001 she received the Anonymous Was a Woman fellowship; she lives in Troy, New York and is Assistant Professor of New Media and Live Art at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; website: http://www.naobustamante.com/.

Narcissism, Feminism, and Video Art: Some Solutions to the Problem of Representation Bibliography

Natalia Almada People

Natalia Almada is a documentary filmmaker based in Mexico and New York City and was a Women Direct 25th Anniversary featured filmmaker; her work examines cross-cultural issues. Her first film, the experimental All Water Has a Perfect Memory, received numerous awards and is broadcast on the Sundance Channel and distributed by Women Make Movies; Al otro lado, about corridos, immigration, and drug trafficking, was shot by Chuy Chavez. The General is a personal historical documentary under development about the legacy of President Plutarco Elias Calles as told through his daughter and his great-granddaughter, and Almada also works as a professional long-form film editor in Spanish and English.

Natalie Bookchin People

Natalie Bookchin has created online projects since 1997; she collaborated with political theorist Jackie Stevens to initiate and develop the first phase of agoraXchange, an online collaboration to imagine and build a massive multiplayer online game presenting a political alternative. She is known internationally for online art work including Metapet, a parody of capitalist productivity in which the player must maximize profit margin without alienating the Metapet worker; she received a Rockefeller Foundation Fellowship and a Guggenheim Fellowship. Her work has been exhibited worldwide at PS1, Mass MOCA, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Barcelona, KunstWerke Berlin, the Generali Foundation Vienna, the Walker Art Center, the Whitney Museum of American Art and the Shedhale in Zurich.