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Kristin Lucas at Postmasters
Kristin Lucas takes technology personally. In her split-screen video Involuntary Reception (2000), she presented herself as an overcharged...
Art in America, 04/01/08 by Michael Rush · More from publication -
Michal Rovner at Pace Wildenstein
Abstraction in video art does not have much of a history. It was largely practiced by early, technologically oriented artists (Ed Emshwiller, the...
Art in America, 09/01/06 by Michael Rush · More from publication -
Fire forces city hall evacuation
Ayers said the fire started at 9:26 a.m., shortly after the workday began, in "storage or in some open collection of combustible items." He...
Philadelphia Inquirer, The, 05/24/06 by Tina Moore and Michael Currie Schaffer INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS A smokey fire that set-off alarms and spinklers and was at first mistaken by many City Hall employees as a drill sent hundreds rushing · More from publication -
Mark Lewis at Triple Candle
"Video art" has become an increasingly diffuse category among artists. Across a spectrum that includes the digital gamesmanship of Cory Arcangel...
Art in America, 11/01/05 by Michael Rush · More from publication -
Peter Campus at Leslie Tonkonow
Ever since his groundbreaking videos of the early '70s, including Double Vision (1971) and Three Transitions (1973), Peter Campus has used...
Art in America, 05/01/05 by Michael Rush · More from publication -
Oliver Herring at Max Protetch
Oliver Herring, sculptor, videomaker, performer, expert knitter, photographer and who knows what else, wisely resisted overkill in his recent...
Art in America, 04/01/05 by Michael Rush · More from publication -
Pierre Huyghe at Marian Goodman
Pierre Huyghe, a 38-year-old French artist whose video installations are well known to international art audiences, had his first New York gallery...
Art in America, 06/01/01 by Michael Rush · More from publication -
Mary Lucier at Lennon, Weinberg
For almost three decades, video artist Mary Lucier has been exploring the delicate balance between human beings and their habitats. Sometimes the...
Art in America, 04/01/01 by Michael Rush · More from publication -
Bill Viola at James Cohan - Brief Article
The fact that video pioneer Bill Viola has only this season received his first gallery show in New York after 25 years of exhibiting comes as a bit...
Art in America, 03/01/01 by Michael Rush · More from publication -
Claude Wampler at Postmasters - performance art - Brief Article
Claude Wampler has drawn from many forms of post-Dada performance in her short but significant career. Her stage action is often aligned with the...
Art in America, 02/01/01 by Michael Rush · More from publication
