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We Are in Open Circuits - Writings by Nam June Paik (Hardcover)
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We Are in Open Circuits - Writings by Nam June Paik (Hardcover)
Series: Writing Art
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Essays, project plans, and correspondence from across Nam Jun
Paik's career, much of it previously out of print or unpublished.
Nam June Paik (1932-2006) is a pivotal figure in the history of
modern art. Arguably the most important video artist of all time,
and certainly among the most influential and prolific, Paik was a
legendary innovator who transformed the electronic moving image
into an artist's medium. He wrote incessantly-corresponding with
friends, composing performance scores, making production notes for
television projects, drafting plans for video installations,
writing essays and articles. Celebrated for his visionary
development of new artistic tools and for his pioneering work in
video and television, Paik often wrote to sharpen his thinking and
hone his ideas. He used the typewriter to fashion sentences that
broke apart and reassembled themselves as he wrote, producing both
poetic texts and aesthetic objects on the page. This first
extensive collection of Paik's writings includes many previously
unpublished and out-of-print texts. Drawing on materials from the
Smithsonian American Art Museum's Nam June Paik Archive and from a
range of international publications, We Are in Open Circuits offers
important but long-unavailable essays, including "Global Groove and
Video Common Market"; unpublished writings on such topics as his
creative partnership with the cellist Charlotte Moorman and the
role of public television; a substantial part of his compilation
"Scrutable Chinese"; and detailed plans for some of his
groundbreaking broadcast works, including the trio Good Morning,
Mr. Orwell (1984), Bye Bye Kipling (1986), and Wrap Around the
World (1988). It also includes nearly 150 pages that reproduce
Paik's original typed and handwritten pages, letting readers see
his writing in various stages of inspiration and execution.
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