Video Art Pioneers and Re-Enactment: Some Reflections upon Forms and Approaches Towards Media to Re-Enact, Re-Act and Re-Perform Early Video Artworks from the 70s and 80s

Arts and Humanities

• Artwork 100%
• Pioneers 100%
• Video art 100%
• Reenactment 100%
• Artists 23%
• Dundee 11%
• London 11%
• New Media 11%
• viewer 11%
• Case Study 11%
• easy pieces 11%
• Research Project 5%
• Engagement 5%
• Glasgow 5%
• Independent 5%
• Review 5%
• USA 5%
• video artist 5%
• Bristol 5%
• Interactivity 5%
• Funded research 5%
• Rotterdam 5%
• Critical Reflection 5%
• performance artist 5%
• Impossibility 5%
• renown 5%
• Personal Memory 5%
• Contextualization 5%
• Zurich 5%
• Chicago 5%
• Second Life 5%
• Critical Mass 5%
• nunnery 5%
• Brescia 5%
• Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum 5%
• Whitney Museum of American Art 5%
• Contemporary Art 5%

Keyphrases

• Video Art 100%
• Re-enactment 100%
• Dundee 11%
• REWIND 11%
• Marina 11%
• Funded Research 5%
• Stephen 5%
• Bristol 5%
• Young People 5%
• Glasgow 5%
• Contemporary Art 5%
• Art of Living 5%
• Intellect 5%
• Museum 5%
• Making Process 5%
• Emotional Impact 5%
• Chicago 5%
• Gilbert 5%
• Interactivity 5%
• Partridge 5%
• Rotterdam 5%
• Holly 5%
• Personal Memory 5%
• Guggenheim Museum 5%
• Critical Mass 5%
• Video Performance 5%
• Video Intervention 5%
• Audience Engagement 5%
• Collective Memory 5%
• Nunneries 5%
• VALIE EXPORT 5%
• Video Media 5%
• Analog Video 5%
• Growing Practices 5%
• Witter 5%
• American Art 5%
• Zurich 5%
• Second Life 5%
• Historical Performance 5%
• Original Video 5%
• Brescia 5%
• Media Performance 5%
• Re-reports 5%