Fuzzy dark spot : Videokunst aus Hamburg /

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Imprint:Köln : Snoeck Verlagsgesellschaft mbH [2019]
©2019
Description:222 pages : illustrations (chefly color) ; 24 cm
Language:German
English
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/11936166
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Varying Form of Title:Videokunst aus Hamburg
Other authors / contributors:Luckow, Dirk, editor.
Oelze, Richard, editor.
Sammlung Falckenberg, host institution.
ISBN:9783864422874
3864422876
Notes:Published on the occasion of exhibition at Deichtorhallen Hamburg / Falckenberg Collection, April 13 - November 3, 2019.
German and English.
Summary:The book FUZZY DARK SPOT accompanying the exhibition at Falckenberg Collection / Deichtorhallen Hamburg examines in 56 positions how video, as an artistic medium, interprets social and media irritations and manipulations. This refers to television, to progressive movements by the counter-public during the 1970s, the use of video as a surveillance medium and means of artistic narration as a psychosocial mirror or instrument of self-optimization in the digital present. The great influence of video images on our collective memory and consciousness in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries turns doubts about an image, discomfort with the established, and distrust of claims to truth into important motives for artistic reflection. The title of the exhibition brings together these strands and describes a nebulous, fuzzy, obscure point, place or state. The term Fuzzy Dark Spot comes from an Internet forum where mold contaminating camera lenses is discussed. The exhibition curated by Hamburg-based video artist Wolfgang Oelze in the context of the Falckenberg Collection offers a comprehensive look at work by artists from Hamburg.00Exhibition: Deichtorhallen Hamburg / Sammlung Falckenberg, Hamburg-Harburg, Germany (13.04. - 03.11.2019).
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Summary:The book Fuzzy Dark Spot accompanying the exhibition at Falckenberg Collection/Deichtorhallen Hamburg examines how video, as an artistic medium, interprets social and media irritations and manipulations. This refers to television, progressive movements by the counter-public during the 1970's, and the use of video as a surveillance medium, means of artistic narration, and psycho-social mirror or instrument of self-optimization in the digital present. The great influence of video images on our collective memory and consciousness in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries turns doubts about an image, discomfort with the established, and distrust of claims into important motives for artistic reflection. The title of the exhibition brings together these strands and describes a nebulous, fuzzy, obscure point, place, or state. The term "fuzzy dark spot" comes from an Internet forum where mold contaminating camera lenses is discussed. The exhibition, curated by Hamburg-based video artist Wolfgang Oelze in the context of the Falckenberg Collection, offers a comprehensive look at work by artists from Hamburg.
Item Description:Published on the occasion of exhibition at Deichtorhallen Hamburg / Falckenberg Collection, April 13 - November 3, 2019.
Physical Description:222 pages : illustrations (chefly color) ; 24 cm
ISBN:9783864422874
3864422876