Slideshow: Projected Images in Contemporary Art
Since The 1960s, An International Group Of Artists Has Embraced Slide Projection As A Dynamic Alternative To The Tradition Of Painting, Blending Aspects Of Photography, Film, And Installation Art. Slide Show Is The First In-depth Examination Of How Slides Evolved Into One Of The Most Exciting Art Forms Of Our Time. Essays By Leading Scholars And 200 Color Illustrations Provide Visual, Historical, And Critical Insight Into This Unique Medium. Essays -- Slideshow / Darsie Alexander -- Saving Pictures / Charles Harrison -- Next Slide, Please -- / Robert Storr -- Slide Projectors, 1870-2004 -- Catalogue. Darsie Alexander ; With Essays By Charles Harrison And Robert Storr ; Catalogue Entries By Darsie Alexander ... [et Al.]. Issued In Connection With An Exhibition Feb. 27-may 15, 2005 At The Baltimore Museum Of Art; July 2-sept. 11, 2005 At The Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati; Oct. 7, 2005-jan. 8, 2006 At The Brooklyn Museum Of Art. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [153]-159) And Index.
Projection art, Projection art--Exhibitions, Slides (Photography), Slides (Photography)--Exhibitions, Art, Modern, Art, Modern--20th century--Exhibitions, N6494.P74 A38 2005, 779/.074/7526
Name in long format: | Slideshow: Projected Images in Contemporary Art |
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ISBN-10: | 0271025417 |
ISBN-13: | 9780271025414 |
Book pages: | 192 |
Book language: | en |
Edition: | 1 |
Binding: | Paperback |
Publisher: | Penn State University Press |
Dimensions: | Height: 9.5 Inches, Length: 8.75 Inches, Weight: 1.99959271634 Pounds, Width: 0.69 Inches |