This monograph of Nam June Paik is published in conjunction with his solo exhibition held at Museum Kunst Palast, Duesseldorf, Germany, from 11 September to 21 November 2010, and at Tate Liverpool, United Kingdom, from 17 December 2010 to 13 March 2011. Showcasing representative works from all phases of Paik's career, the exhibition is the first major retrospective to be held after the artist's death in 2006. Artist biography, selected bibliography and list of exhibited works are included.

Access level

Onsite

publisher

Tate Publishing (London, United Kingdom)

editor

LEE Sookkyung,

Susanne RENNERT

Location code

MON.PNJ

Language

English

Keyword

diaspora, installation, video art, multimedia art, solo exhibition

Publication/Creation date

2010

No of pages

240

ISBN / ISSN

9781854379245

No of copies

Content type

artist monograph,

catalogue

Chapter headings

Foreword - Christoph GRUNENBERG, Beat WISMER

Videa 'n' Videology Open Communication - LEE Sookkyung

'We Have Time' Music, Fluxus, Video: Paik's Time in Duesseldorf, in the Rhineland - Susanne RENNERT

'For a Philosophical Reason' Nam June Paik and the Text - Susanne NEUBURGER

John Cage and Nam June Paik 'Change Your Mind or Change Your Receiver (Your Receiver is Your Mind)' - Dieter DANIELS

'Your MARTYR of July 20, 1964' Paik and Beuys in a Media Duet - Stephan VON WIESE

The Ballad of Nam June and Charlotte: A Revisionist History - Joan ROTHFUSS

Nam June Paik as aThought-Diver - LEE Youngchul, 이영철

Paik, Heidegger and the Chelsea Girl; Or, Electronic Ecstacy Unveiled - David ZERBIB

Nam June Paik: Idea and Chance - Edith DECKER-PHILLIPS

'He was Interested in Everything!' Ken Paik Hakuta in Conversation - LEE Sookkyung

About Paik, with Paik: A Collage of Conversations Dating from 1992 to 2010 - Susanne RENNERT

'He was a Revolutionary' Yoko Ono's Answers to Questions - LEE Sookkyung, Susanne RENNERT

'The Medium is the Medium' Otto Piene in Conversation - Susanne RENNERT, Wulf HERZOGENRATH

Related event

venue	date
Museum Kunst Palast, Düsseldorf, Germany	2010
Tate Liverpool, Liverpool, United Kingdom	2010

Artist

Namjune PAIK, 백남준

Organiser

Museum Kunst Palast,

Tate Liverpool (Liverpool, United Kingdom)

Citation

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Tag

Complex Geographies