Nam June Paik
woooooww..
bueno por fin como habia dicho... con los libros de Art Internet q compre , iba a poder buscar y bloguear sobre mas cosas.. por cierto..como se dice?
Yo blogueo
Tu blogueas
El bloguea
Nosotros blogueamos
Vosotros blogueais
Ellos bloguean
y el no menos famoso: Usted bloguea
Entonces... Me llamo la atencion el tal Paik, si, no lo conocia Y QUE?????
Me parecio muy Rigolot! jajajaja.. muy teso.. ... el caso es q se murio este año... en su pagina dice:
"Nam June Paik passed away at his Miami home at 7:00pm EST on Sunday, January 29th, 2006."
Entonces voy a poner unas fotos de algunas de las "obras", o instalaciones q el susodicho, el suscrito, el mencionado anteriormente.. si, alla arriba, hizo o expuso...
primero.. toca decir q el man era coreano de nacimiento (1932), estudio en japon y alemania , historia de la musica e historia del arte... y estaba loco con sus televisores...yay
"Paik's work would have a profound and sustained impact on the media culture of the late twentieth century; his remarkable career witnessed and influenced the redefinition of broadcast television and transformation of video into an artist's medium. "
The More the Better, (1988) Three channel video installation with 1,003 monitors and steel structure; color, sound; approx. 60 ft. high.
Entonces esto lo hizo para los Juegos Olimpicos de Corea 88
"Paik's life in art grew out of the politics and anti-art movements of the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s. During this time of societal and cultural change, he pursued a determined quest to combine the expressive capacity and conceptual power of performance with the new technological possibilities associated with the moving image."
"Paik, who remade the television into an artist's instrument, reminded us that we must recall the avant-garde movements of the 1960s and learn from their conceptual foundation, which expressed. the need to create alternative forms of expression out of the very technologies that impact our lives."
"Magnet TV, 1965. Paik a pose un gros aimant sur un televiseur, ce qui a pour effet de transformer son signal en une composition abstraite. L'ecran n'a plus sa fonction ni son aspect habituels, standarises; entre les mains de Paik, il devient un element sculptural." ( in L'Art Internet, de Rachel Greene)
Bueno.. aca esta el link de Nam June Paik Studios ...
Mwahahahaha
bueno por fin como habia dicho... con los libros de Art Internet q compre , iba a poder buscar y bloguear sobre mas cosas.. por cierto..como se dice?
Yo blogueo
Tu blogueas
El bloguea
Nosotros blogueamos
Vosotros blogueais
Ellos bloguean
y el no menos famoso: Usted bloguea
Entonces... Me llamo la atencion el tal Paik, si, no lo conocia Y QUE?????
Me parecio muy Rigolot! jajajaja.. muy teso.. ... el caso es q se murio este año... en su pagina dice:
"Nam June Paik passed away at his Miami home at 7:00pm EST on Sunday, January 29th, 2006."
Entonces voy a poner unas fotos de algunas de las "obras", o instalaciones q el susodicho, el suscrito, el mencionado anteriormente.. si, alla arriba, hizo o expuso...
primero.. toca decir q el man era coreano de nacimiento (1932), estudio en japon y alemania , historia de la musica e historia del arte... y estaba loco con sus televisores...yay
"Paik's work would have a profound and sustained impact on the media culture of the late twentieth century; his remarkable career witnessed and influenced the redefinition of broadcast television and transformation of video into an artist's medium. "
The More the Better, (1988) Three channel video installation with 1,003 monitors and steel structure; color, sound; approx. 60 ft. high.Entonces esto lo hizo para los Juegos Olimpicos de Corea 88
"Paik's life in art grew out of the politics and anti-art movements of the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s. During this time of societal and cultural change, he pursued a determined quest to combine the expressive capacity and conceptual power of performance with the new technological possibilities associated with the moving image."
"Paik, who remade the television into an artist's instrument, reminded us that we must recall the avant-garde movements of the 1960s and learn from their conceptual foundation, which expressed. the need to create alternative forms of expression out of the very technologies that impact our lives."
"Magnet TV, 1965. Paik a pose un gros aimant sur un televiseur, ce qui a pour effet de transformer son signal en une composition abstraite. L'ecran n'a plus sa fonction ni son aspect habituels, standarises; entre les mains de Paik, il devient un element sculptural." ( in L'Art Internet, de Rachel Greene)Bueno.. aca esta el link de Nam June Paik Studios ...
Mwahahahaha
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