Tag: chris burden

• You can’t do THAT on Television ~ Part II

  Dorothy R. Santos

  November 22, 2011

  Art History, Art Practice, Culture Criticism, Observations, Performance and Conceptual

  chris burden, experimental, performance art, postaday2011, video art

• You can’t do THAT on Television ~ Part I

  Artist: Chris Burden | Title: Through the Night Softly After seeing the performance pieces this past Sunday at the Ever After exhibition, I started thinking about how performance art has changed over the years. OFFSpace Founder, Kathrine Worel and I were talking about how there’s a fixation to document and showcase (as much as we possibly can). Being […]

  Dorothy R. Santos

  November 21, 2011

  Art History, Culture Criticism, Observations, Performance and Conceptual

  chris burden, experimental, performance art, postaday2011, video art

• The Art of War

  Last weekend, I watched Full Metal Jacket. Being a huge fan of Stanley Kubrick and a sucker for a well done war film, the movie was phenomenal. Naturally, I thought of the various ways war has been depicted in the visual and new media arts. Admittedly, I’m not huge fan of political art; HOWEVER, when […]

  Dorothy R. Santos

  August 9, 2011

  Art, Art and Technology, Conceptual, Culture Criticism, Film, Interactive / Participatory Art, Internet Art, Multi Media, Photography, Social Networking, Virtual Art, Visual Arts

  chris burden, collage, conceptual, Film, interactive art, joseph delappe, martha rosler, new media, performative art, photo montage, postaday2011, tool shed days