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Mediamatic Magazine vol 4#4 Niet Bekend 1 Jan 1990
Marcelle van Bemmel
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Born in Bogor, Indonesia (former Dutch Colony), 1948, lives and works in Rotterdam
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Mediamatic Magazine vol 4#4 Niet Bekend 1 Jan 1990
Marina Abramovic
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Born in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, 1946. Lives and works in Paris and Amsterdam
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Mediamatic Magazine vol 4#4 Nancee Oku Bright 1 Jan 1990
Purity and Danger in Performance
The language and concerns of much time based art have had many links with the coincident trajectory of academie disciplines such as sociology, psychology and anthropology. Though those links are too...
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Mediamatic Magazine vol 4#4 Nick Kaye 1 Jan 1990
The Aesthetics of Denial
I am more and more realising... that I have ears and I can hear. My work is intended as a demonstration of this: you might call it an affirmation of life. Life goes on very well without me. - John...
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Mediamatic Magazine vol 4#4 Paul Gilroy 1 Jan 1990
Climbing the Racial Mountain
Isaac Julien, Britain's leading black independent film maker and a prominent cultural activist has adapted and re-worked his controversial movie Looking For Langston as a performance piece for this...
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Mediamatic Magazine vol 4#4 Andrew Brighton 1 Jan 1990
The Mundane Drag of the Material
Feiningers woodcut The Crystal Cathedral of Communism, that epitome of a synthesis between social and cultural ideals, is often reproduced as the cover of Bauhaus Manifesto of 1919 without its title.
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Mediamatic Magazine vol 4#4 Michael Archer 1 Jan 1990
The moral Gap between Art and everyday Life
The summaries of the past decade have come and gone. They said no more than we already knew - that the hitherto adequate barriers between high and low, art and life, had crumbled. Such occasions are...
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Mediamatic Magazine vol 4#4 Oliver Bennett 1 Jan 1990
Introduction
Edge 90 has expanded on its inaugural sub-title: an international experiment in art. The theme of this years biennale, art and life in the Nineties, has been chosen to express the collusion of many...
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Het Veem Theater
SO SORRY
- An event dedicated to the art and rhetoric of the public apology18Dec 1014With Noha Ramadan, Lea Martini and Olivia Reschkofsky Guests Markus Balkenhol and Quinsy Gario
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Mediamatic Magzine vol 5#1+2 Peter Zegveld 1 Jan 1990
Venus née/ Praecox
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The Premature Annunciation
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Mediamatic Magazine vol 5#1+2 Giny Vos 1 Jan 1990
Nature Morte
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A Zebra breathing down your Neck
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Mediamatic Magazine vol 5#1+2 Roos Theuws
Formalucis vi
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Illumination through the Light
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Mediamatic Magazine vol 5#1+2 Bill Spinhoven 1 Jan 1990
Albert's Ark
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A glance into the Fourth Dimension
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Mediamatic Magzine vol 5#1+2 Jeffrey Shaw 1 Jan 1990
Revolution
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A monument for the television revolution
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Mediamatic Magazine vol 5#1+2 Servaas Schoone 1 Jan 1990
I am stuck between the millstones
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The Tenacious Immortality of Vincent
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Mediamatic Magazine vol 5#1+2 Bert Schutter 1 Jan 1990
Mill x Molen
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The Power of Tautology
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Mediamatic Magazine vol 5#1+2 Lydia Schouten 1 Jan 1990
A virus of sadness
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The Virulence of Loneliness
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Mediamatic Magazine vol 5#1+2 René Reitzema 1 Jan 1990
The Fire
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Digital Icons of Bamboo Sticks and Fire
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Mediamatic Magazine vol 5#1+2 Nol De Koning 1 Jan 1990
Palinuro
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The Desertion of a Helmsman
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Mediamatic Magazine vol 5#1+2 Madelon Hooykaas, Elsa Stansfield 1 Jan 1990
Radiant, a personal observatory
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Remenbrance in Morse
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Mediamatic Magazine vol 5#1+2 Boris Gerrets 1 Jan 1990
Pompeii
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The Theatre of Quiescence
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Mediamatic Magazine vol 5#1+2 Ricardo Füglistahler 1 Jan 1990
Panta rhei
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The Ascension of a Digger
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Mediamatic Magazine vol 5#1+2 1 Jan 1990
Mnemosyne's
Faust: Michfapt ein liingst entwohnter Schauer, der Menschheit ganzer Jammer fapt mich an. Hier wohnt sie hinter dieser feuchten Mauer, und ihr Verbrechen war ein guter Wahn!(1)
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Mediamatic Magazine vol 5#1+2 Adilkno 1 Jan 1990
The artiste and his media
The prophets of ancient times were the television sets of their epoch: they were charged with a hard, clear-cut, penetrating message. - Boeli van leeuwen