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Site specificity in the age of intermediality (with thanks to Michael Snow)
- Source: Moving Image Review & Art Journal (MIRAJ), The, Volume 2, Issue 2, Oct 2013, p. 150 - 159
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- 01 Oct 2013
Abstract
Abstract
This article addresses the materialist screen works of Canadian artist Michael Snow. It argues that Snow’s lifelong experimentations with different media technologies have always encompassed a rigorous and precise understanding of the phenomenology of the different viewing situations in which his works are seen. Two aspects of Snow’s practice are singled out as inherently connected: medium specificity and audiency. Snow’s artworks provide us with unique opportunities to grasp the complexities of changing forms of intermediality and spectatorship at a time when media are more fluid and ephemeral than ever before.
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