The publication was published on occasion of the third Taiwan International Video Art Exhibition symposium and includes a transcript and photographs of the symposium as well as essays surrounding the topic.

The publication was published on occasion of the third Taiwan International Video Art Exhibition symposium and includes a transcript and photographs of the symposium as well as essays surrounding the topic.

La censura en las artes escénicas ha sido y es implementada por estados, regiones, sistemas de educación, familias, vencedores y grupos de presión; y en la mayoría de los casos violan los convenios internacionales de los derechos humanos.

En nuestro caso, en nuestra propia casa, son muchos los artistas que se han visto censurados, sus conciertos suspendidos, denunciados a la justicia, juzgados, ... El listado no tiene fin y la lista se va ampliando día a día.

Nostalgia is an Extended Feedback is borrowed from the phrase that Paik himself used as a title for his essay written in 1992 and also for one of his artworks, which, alluding to the key concept of cybernetics, i.e., feedback, is intended to emphasize the importance of looking back upon the past. This exhibition aims to enable the nostalgia for Paik felt today amplify the feedback from yesterday so that it will give rise to feedforward for tomorrow.

Artifariti es una cita con el arte, con las prácticas, como lenguaje - herramienta para reivindicar los derechos humanos, el derecho de las personas y los pueblos a su tierra, su cultura, sus raíces y su libertad. 

Du 20 avril au 26 août 2012, La Triennale - Intense Proximité investit les espaces du Palais de Tokyo et de sept lieux associés situés dans Paris et sa proche banlieue pour proposer un large état des lieux de l'art contemporain au confluent de la scène française et des foyers de création internationaux.

Exchange and Evolution, a retrospective selection of the significant international video works and artists who were part of the historic video art program at the Long Beach Museum of Art, is on view at the Museum through February 12, 2012. The exhibition is the result of research into the numerous cultural exchanges, and the subsequent evolution of ideas made possible by the Museum’s media art center. For 25 years, this media art center provided consistent support for artists worldwide.