Heartbreaker.

The article presents an interview with the video artist Benny Ramsay. In "I Am a Boyband, Ramsay rearranges Dowland's music wtth a pop-synch backbeat and then plays all four members of a boyband. His versatility is apparent in the distinct personalities that emerge in the performances. What is most...

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Publicado en:Border Crossings Vol. 23; no. 4; pp. 54 - 65
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Publicado: Border Crossings Nov2004
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