| Anima (2000), Bill Viola |
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| Pioneering video and installation artist Bill Viola has been exploring the boundaries of his media for decades. This "Artist's Statement" was created to guide the long-term preservation of his 2000 work Anima. It is presented with permission of the artist, and of his wife, the executive director of Bill Viola Studio, Kira Perov. (PDF)>>>
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This article, originally published in the Journal of the American Institute for Conservation in 2001, looks at preservation issues related to works that were in the exhibition "Seeing Time: Selection from the Pamela and Richard Kramlich Collection of Media Art." (PDF) >>> |
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