
MoMA catalog surveying video art’s political power—democracy, control, and truth—through essays and collection works.
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MoMA catalog surveying video art’s political power—democracy, control, and truth—through essays and collection works.
Video within and beyond art: a survey of the medium’s political meanings Video is everywhere. Since its debut as a consumer medium in the 1960s, video has shaped our opinions, our politics and our societies. On our phones and computer screens, walls and streets, it defines new spaces and experiences―spreading memes, lies, fervor, fact and fiction. In other words, video has transformed the world. Featuring works from the collection of the Museum of Modern Art, New York, this illuminating exhibiti...
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Works by LGBTQ+ artists on identity and queer representation recur
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No fantasy magic or witchcraft present
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Central focus on video’s politics, democracy, state control, and truth
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