6/9/2000
Three decades of Video Art
VideoCulture, Detroit
From early September through late November 2000, VideoCulture presents a representative spectrum of this influential medium including installations, exhibitions, and screenings of the work of nationally and internationally renowned video artists. A national symposium, interactive projects and a chance to view works by emerging artists add to the scope of this impressive collaboration.
From early September through late
November 2000, VideoCulture presents a
representative spectrum of this influential
medium including installations, exhibitions,
and screenings of the work of nationally and
internationally renowned video artists. A
national symposium, interactive projects and
a chance to view works by emerging artists
add to the scope of this impressive
collaboration.
VideoCulture, a first of a kind collaboration,
joins the forces of eleven museums,
galleries, and arts and educational
organizations in the metro Detroit area to
examine video art and its impact on
contemporary culture. In its short 35-year
history, video art has introduced a wide
range of themes, concepts and effects that
have intersected broadcast TV, film,
photography, the internet, MTV and other
media that explore and address the world.
VideoCulture
Detroit Area, MI
USA United States of America