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All posts tagged "performance art"

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  “Warm Leatherette”: Iconic artist Grace Jones’ “sassy tribute to the pleasures of ultraviolence”

  Back in the 1980s, Night Flight occasionally collected some of the most innovative videos by creative music artists who we thought were regularly pushing the boundaries in their art. On September 3, 1988, we shared some of...

  • Posted September 1, 2017
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  “O Superman”: Performance artist Laurie Anderson’s charting 1981 UK hit and video highlights our video profile

  Happy Birthday today to Laurie Anderson, born June 5, 1947! Have a look at our post about her Video Profile: In her intro to Night Flight’s video profile on Laurie Anderson, which first aired in 1985, Pat...

  • Posted June 5, 2017
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  “Extremely Cruel Practices”: Mark Pauline’s colliding metal behemoths as machine performance art

  In 1989, Night Flight creator and founder Stuart S. Shapiro produced IMPACT VIDEO MAGAZINE, a magazine-style home video that featured stories about — among other things — rap music, political humor and underground artists, including performance artist...

  • Posted May 3, 2017
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  Remembering Chris Burden: The incredible artist who forever changed the way we looked at contemporary art

  Today, we’re remembering Chris Burden — he was born on April 11, 1946, in Boston; he grew up in Cambridge, Massachusetts, France and Italy — an incredible artist who forever changed the way we looked at contemporary...

  • Posted April 11, 2016
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  Ati Maier: “The Map Is Not The Territory”

  We’ve been hearing that Brooklyn-based artist Ati Maier, who wears a white spacesuit and orb-like space helmet, was seen riding her orb-mounted horse through NYC over the past several days — searching for places to plant her...

  • Posted June 29, 2015
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  Remembering Rachel Rosenthal, The Grande Dame Of L.A.’s Performance Art & Theatre Scene

  Rachel Rosenthal, the celebrated grande dame of the Los Angeles performance art and theatre scene, and, who, according to the L.A. Times today, “for 50 years brought experimental productions and other unclassifiable creations to audiences around Southern...

  • Posted May 13, 2015
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