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Categories: Television
Relevant passages:
Dieter Daniels «Television-Art or anti-art?
Conflict and cooperation between the avant-garde and the mass media in the 1960s and 1970s»
Works by Bill Viola:
Check as well:
Author unknown «Facing a Family»
Olaf Breuning «Group»
Korot/Schneider «Radical Software» Brümmer, Ludger; Braemer, Silke »Lizard Point« Bill Viola »He Weeps for You«
Bill Viola
«Reverse Television»
The portraits were all of people from around the Boston area; all were shot in their own living room (or TV room). It was intended that these portraits would appear during programming breaks one at a time with no indication to the viewer of what they were. They were to appear often, so that a viewer who might not recognize what he or she saw once would gradually see more than one and become intrigued.
New Television Workshop, WGBH, Boston
