Alix Pearlstein.

An interview with video artist Alix Pearlstein is presented. When asked about scrutiny in her work, Pearlstein discusses the fundamental relationship between the camera, the viewer and space, as well as light and sound. She goes on to discuss the role of tension in her video art, distinctions betwee...

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Publicado en:Bomb (0743-3204) no. 122; pp. 124 - 134
Autor principal: Pilson, John
Formato: Interview
Publicado: New Art Publications Winter2012/2013
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