21m 27s
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The duration of this video was determined by the length of the time it takes to walk under the river Thames by the Rotherhithe tunnel, recorded as a soundtrack. ‘Video Void’ was the third piece Hooykaas / Stansfield made taking the river Thames as a point of departure. ‘Tidal Flow’ and ‘Transitions’ were the two others. This time the emphasis was on the absence of natural elements. …
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The title of this piece, ‘Running Time’, refers to its duration. A figure running in landscape from infinity towards and past the camera is foreshadowed by a repeating image of himself. The soundtrack, treated similarly to the image, is made from recycling loops of a heartbeat. Both image and sound progress from the unidentifiable to the recognizable. In close relation to other works from this period, …
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My own piece Orientation Studies used a series of eight black and white video monitors lying on their backs below two viewing platforms. The monitors showed a repeated pro-recorded image of rapidly flowing streams and rivers which moved through the frame to produce extreme perceptual disorientations. – Stuart Marshall
Eight monitors placed side-by-side on their backs show a tape of edited shots of flowing water (waterfalls, streams, rivers). The row of images is seen from a platform giving a viewing distance of approximately 6ft. …
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Televisual practice and its economic determination. Nineteenth century bourgeois theatrical conventions and their effects. Sexuality and the limits of televisual representation. So what do we talk about? Just a few topics are available and you know them as well as I do. There’s sex of course, always there’s sex. We imagine, falsely, that we talk about it in hushed voiced, confessing our sexuality. In fact, weve been on about it for centuries, shouting it from the rooftops, …
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“An extreme close-up of a mouth is used to examine speech patterning, perception of mime, vocal cavity resonation and the electronic fracturing of speech. Mouth Works is composed by three works: Going Through the Motions, Arcanum and Mouth Room.”
Video Artists on Tour catalogue , 1980, Arts Council. …
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“An extreme close-up of a mouth is used to examine speech patterning, perception of mime, vocal cavity resonation and the electronic fracturing of speech. ‘Mouth Works’ is composed by three works: ‘Going Through the Motions’, ‘Arcanum ‘ and ‘Mouth Room’.” – Video Artists on Tour catalogue , 1980, Arts Council. …
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“An extreme close-up of a mouth is used to examine speech patterning, perception of mime, vocal cavity resonation and the electronic fracturing of speech. Mouth Works is composed by three works: Going Through the Motions, Arcanum and Mouth Room.” Video Artists on Tour catalogue , 1980, Arts Council.
“………Stuart Marshall, though handling his work somewhat differently, comes to similar conclusions when he says that his tapes called Go Through the Motions , …
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A performative and experimental moment interacting between audio and video, conceived and recorded by David Hall with Paolo Cardazzo at the Cavallino Gallery, Venice, Italy, 1977. …
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Photo-documentation of the installation Emotive Progression pdf here.
Statement from The Video Show Catalogue, Serpentine Gallery, 1975 pdf here.
Photo-documentation of the installation ‘Emotive progression’ pdf here. …
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Images from Iamdead by Elaine Shemilt pdf here.
Statement from The Video Show Catalogue, Serpentine Gallery, 1975 pdf here. …
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