While visiting Prospect 1 this weekend I was reminded at the importance of viewing the original installation of video art. So I wanted to list some venues where you could see the actual work. I know you have little in terms of travel funds, yet that travel to events like Art Basel and Prospect 1 are far more valuable then you could imagine.
Now on veiw:
(please double check with actual venue before traveling
MIAMI
At the Margulies Collection at the Ware house
-Isaac Julien Western Union: Small Boats, 2007
A film installation on migration and the hope for a better life
(other video art on display when I was there for basel: Cory Archangel, Tony Oursler, Doug Aitken)
Prospect 1 New Orleans: End this weekend!
Shirin Neshat, Isaac Julien, JANINE ANTONI, CANDICE BREITZ and more)
New York
MoMA
Pipilotti Rist: Pour Your Body Out (7354 Cubic Meters)
November 19, 2008–February 2, 2009
The Whitney
Alex Bag:Opens January 9, 2009
For her first solo museum presentation, Alex Bag is creating a newly commissioned video installation inspired by the 1970s children’s syndicated television show, "The Patchwork Family," on which the artist's mother appeared as host. Continuing her commentary on contemporary media culture, and in her signature satirical style, Bag peoples her audience with real-life kids, as well as a variety of stock characters from her previous work, including conspiracy theorists, witches, neurochemists, corporate raiders, and suburban housewives.
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