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“TV-Helmet (Portable living room)”, 1967 by Walter Pichler.




»Corporate Video Decisions Double Canvas: Stepping Up«, 2011 by Simon Denny.




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»Infinite Column TV«, 2011 by Lance Wakeling.




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»CNN Concatenated«, 2002 by Omer Fast. Video excerpt.




»Alhurra TV, Broadcast Studio, Springfield, Virginia«, 2006-2007 by Taryn Simon.




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»Miami Vice«, 2010 by Hollis Brown Thornton.




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“TV lamp”, 2006 by Olafur Eliasson.




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“Constellation”, 2006 by Chu Yun.




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Mute“, 2005–2009 by Janos Sugar.




“Deep Sea Vaudeo”, 2009 by Simon Denny.




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“Minimundus”, 2004 by Seppo Gründler shows four historic media works as miniatures (“TV Buddha” by Nam June Paik, “Pendulum Music” by Steve Reich, “Il Treno di John Cage” by John Cage and “Drive In Music” by Max Neuhaus).




»SELF-PORTRAIT WITH REMOTE CONTROL«, 2008, a video installation featuring a single image that shakes endlessly on a tv screen, by Randa Mirza.




“Wegotprizes”, 2008 by Cal Crawford.




“Waiting in 1972”, 2007 (Pencil, paper) and “What About 2007?(2a-c)”, 2007 by Kate Davis.




Performance “TV-Duet”, 2007 by Ignas Krunglevicius. Video. Each note in a music-score corresponds to one picture on the TV screen.




“T.R.”, 2006 by Ben Peterson.




»Sunrise«, 2009 by Jordan Rhoat.




“Transit – a mediative sculpture”, 1992 by Helmut Mark. Video.




“Extension of Human Sight”, 2007–2008 by Andreas Zingerle.




»The Holy Artwork«, 2001 by Christian Jankowski, created in collaboration with former Pastor Peter Spencer of the Texas-based Harvest Fellowship Church. The piece was filmed and broadcast as part of Spencer’s weekly television show. The piece begins with Jankowski arising from Spencer’s congregation with a handy-video camera, approaching the pulpit, and collapsing at the pastor’s feet, while Spencer, speaking directly to the TV camera, delivers a sermon about art, preaching against a “one-dimensional view of painting” while praising contemporary art as “a bridge between religion, art, and television.”




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