Video as Medium or Media: The Early Contexts of Video Art in Taiwan

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ISSUE 38 : No Guides to the Future

Video as Medium or Media: The Early Contexts of Video Art in Taiwan

媒介與媒體：台灣早期錄像藝術史的兩種脈絡

September 22nd, 2018／ Type： Image

Author: Wang, Po-wei ／ Editor: Rikey Tenn

Quote From: 《藝術家》No.485

Kuo I-Fen, beta video tape, image courtesy of REWIND_ Video Art in Taiwan 1983-1999

Kao Chung-li, “Grooming”, 1983/2015; photo courtesy of REWIND_ Video Art in Taiwan 1983-1999

Chen Chieh-Jen, "Flash", 1982; photo courtesy of REWIND_ Video Art in Taiwan 1983-1999

Wang Jun-Jieh, "Image, Repeat, Image", 1986; photo courtesy of REWIND_ Video Art in Taiwan 1983-1999

Yuan Goang-Ming, “Out of Position”, 1987; photo courtesy of REWIND_ Video Art in Taiwan 1983-1999

ISSUE 38 

             Jon Ippolito: Trusting Amateurs with Our Future
                
                 ， Jon Ippolito ， 林心如 (翻譯)
                 
             Sharing – the Rise of a Concept
                
                 ， Cornelia Sollfrank ， Wolfgang Sützl ， 王冠婷 (翻譯)
                 
             Where is Your Original Work? The Preservation and the Re-exhibition of Taiwanese Time-based Media Art
                
                ，

                Joyce Chen

             Video as Medium or Media: The Early Contexts of Video Art in Taiwan
                
                ，

                Wang, Po-wei

             The Question of Institutional Split: Review on Cheng Hsien-yu’s “Sandbox”
                
                ，

                Wang, Po-wei

             From the Map on the Palm to the Future Built by Tactile
                
                ，

                Enkaryon Ang

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