[-empyre-] Carolee Schneeman

[Constanza Salazar]

Yes, Renate. I can name a few at the top of my head. Also, these artists
deal with the body, but also embodiment, and of thinking of immersion
through the body.

The work of Pipilotti Rist: https://pipilottirist.net/

The classic work of Char Davies such as Ephemere and Osmose:
http://www.immersence.com/

Janaina Tschape: http://www.janainatschape.net/videos-1

Mariko Mori: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJ510QfMaGA

I could go on forever, but these are just a few I could think of. :)

Thanks!


On Sat, Apr 20, 2019 at 12:02 PM Renate Ferro <rferro at cornell.edu> wrote:

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> Constanza wrote:
> <snip>
> I am mostly concerned with how artists are thinking beyond the visual and
> considering the senses, affect, camouflage, and embodiment through
> technology/new media as a means of resistance against power and control
> from major tech corporations and even the government.
> <snip>
> Dear Constanza, Lynn, and Rachel,
> I have been in Troy, NY the latter part of this week but I am going to
> catch up now in responding to all of your thoughtful posts this week.  I am
> hoping that you will all be able to make a couple of other posts before our
> week is out on Monday afternoon.
>
> Constanza_ You post comes at a prescient time for me as I am doing
> research for my upcoming studio/seminar this fall on these very issues.  My
> interests certainly stem from my own interests and work as an artist.  You
> mention Jill Magid who I agree is such a fine example of this kind of work
> akin to Quintanilla, Hammer, Schneeman, and Varda.  Here is a link to her
> work.  She is a graduate of Cornell so I am always so happy to push her
> work!
> http://www.jillmagid.com/film
>
> As I think of a brainstormed list of younger artists who may be kindred I
> think of
> Michele Magema, Chitra Ganesh, A.K. Burns, Janine Antoni, and Micha
> Cardneas.  I am wondering if you would help me out here to send other
> examples of your favorite artists who may work through technology and the
> body in a like manner.
>
> More to Lynne and Rachel next post.
> Renate
>
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*Constanza Salazar*

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Department of the History of Art and Visual Studies

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