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Mar. 26 2008 by Berta Sichel Wolf Vostell’s Sun in Your Head (Fluxfilm nº 23,1963). Startfighter (1967) and Vietnam (1971) share some affinities that go beyond the fact that ... |
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Feb. 28 2008 Videoart at ARCO 2008, Madrid, Spain Courtesy of art.esby Nekane Aramburu The 27th edition of ARCO (Madrid’s contemporary art fair) clearly chose to pursue the criteria that mark its most immediate aims, whose main thrust is the definitive professiona... |
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Feb. 20 2008 Soledad Lorenzo Gallery by Silvio Saura Crazy video projections. Hanging bullets that explode without any a... |
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Jan. 27 2008 It was the Video at the Beginning by Silvio Saura The video appears to the World of art in a context where the development of the Conceptual leads to the absence of the shape. The problem is to testify the social relationships and the individual prob... |
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Jan. 26 2008 Barbara Gladstone Gallery, NYC by Eulas Pizarro In his latest show, The Occidental Guest, at Barbara Gladstone |
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Jan. 15 2008 Exciting times by Zev Robinson, www.artafterscience.com The first video artists were not just experimental filmmakers gone over to a new medium but were forming an art movement with its own unique properties. The medium of video itself and the space, both ... |
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Jan. 10 2008 Julian Rosefeldt's The Ship of Fools at Phillips de Pury & Company, New York Courtesy of Whitehot Magazineby Nicollette Ramirez The intersection of an exhibition by an art dealer in an auction house raises a lot of eyebrows and starts tongues wagging in the art world. But the works on view at Phillips de Pury & Com... |
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Dec. 28 2007 by Juan Ramón Barbancho The city is the place where the history, life and culture of men, women and social groups are interwoven; that is why, throughout time it has become the legitimate hybridization... |
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