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Why the British art scene has modified beyond recognition because the golden age of the Young British Artists in the Nineteen Eighties
Introducing Horror Nation?, a recent season from Dazed in regards to the current state of the UK from the attitude of the young individuals who live here. Over the course of this week, we can be celebrating the nice that is going on all across the country – the culture and the creativity, the artists and the activists, the positive forces for change. But we can even be confronting the truth that life is getting increasingly difficult for British youth, and that Britishness itself is in flux, and even crisis. Stick with us as...
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Courtesy of @themuseumofmodernartSIGNALS: HOW VIDEO TRANSFORMED THE WORLD, MOMA, NEW YORK CITScreens – are you able to remember a time without them. Not only have they been transformative, but they’re unavoidable. Before you had these handy, life-changing, portable devices that you just’ll likely (definitely) read this on, artists were experimenting with the potential of technology, screens, and video.Signals: How Video Transformed the World at MoMA celebrates those pioneers, past and present, who use “video as an agent of world change”. With 70 media works on display from the past six a long time, expect to see Nam June Paik (aka the godfather of video art), Sondra Parry, Martine Syms, John Akomfrah, and more, working with CCTV to viral video, broadcast,...
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