出版社: Thames & Hudson; 1 (2015年11月23日)

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精装: 296页

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语种： 英语

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条形码: 9780500093924

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商品尺寸: 26.9 x 3.3 x 29.2 cm

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内容简介

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比尔·维奥拉于20世纪70年代初开始制作影视艺术作品，并从那时起他通过对人类经验的凄美且玲珑剔透的诠释，深深迷住观众。他被认为是当今最有名的影像艺术的支持者之一。

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本书是第一本全面介绍比尔·维奥拉艺术生涯的书籍，包括他在纽约的受教育经历，他早期拍摄的撒哈拉沙漠海市蜃楼景象和医院医学影像，1997年他在纽约惠特尼美术馆的回顾展，以及他最近在威尼斯、纽约、东京、伦敦和柏林的装置艺术。

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本书是第一本全面介绍比尔•维奥拉艺术生涯的书籍，包括他在纽约的受教育经历，他早期拍摄的撒哈拉沙漠海市蜃楼景象和医院医学影像，1997年他在纽约惠特尼美术馆的回顾展，以及他最近在威尼斯、纽约、东京、伦敦和柏林的装置艺术。

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作者简介

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Kira Perov is executive director of Bill Viola Studio. She has worked closely with Bill Viola―her husband and partner―since the late 1970s, managing, creatively advising on, and assisting with the production of his videotapes and installations, as well as documenting the process in photographs. She also curates and coordinates exhibitions of his work worldwide, and oversees the publication of all his exhibition catalogues. Her previous books include, as editor and coeditor respectively, the catalogues for “Bill Viola: Visioni Interiori” (Palazzo dell Esposizioni, Rome, 2008) and “Bill Viola” (Grand Palais, Paris, 2014).

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John G. Hanhardt is a consulting senior curator of film and media arts at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, DC. Prior to this, he was curator and head of the film and video department at the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, for more than twenty years, and senior curator at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, for more than a decade. Among his many exhibition credits are “Andy Warhol’s Video & Television” (1991), “Bill Viola: Goin g Forth By Day” (2002), and “Nam June Paik: Global Visionary” (2012). He is the editor of the influential anthology Video Culture: A Critical Investigation (1986), and is currently preparing an edition of Nam June Paik’s collected writings and the second volume of the Andy Warhol film catalogue raisonné.

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“Brings to life the compelling and enigmatic video works of Bill Viola [and] will appeal to students of film and video who have experienced his art firsthand.” (Library Journal)