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Swiss installation artist Felice Varini is notorious for his sculptures/paintings that offer a clear understanding from one particular vantage point but a rather chatotic perception from anywhere else. This is an installation entitled “Up-down” at Yvonne Senouf / Projects, New-York, in 1997. 
Swiss installation artist Felice Varini is notorious for his sculptures/paintings that offer a clear understanding from one particular vantage point but a rather chatotic perception from anywhere else. This is an eloquent video about his installation at Eglise des Jésuites in Sion, Switzerland, in 1985. 
Danish artist Olafur Eliasson installed in summer 2008 a temporary waterfall under Brooklyn Bridge in New York City. 
Greek artist Jannis Kounellis joined early in his career the Arte Povera movement. His work often uses ephemeral materials and makes use of historical or industrial sites. This video interviews shows him at work in one of his installations. (black out after 3 minutes). 
Recently passed away French born artist Lousie Bourgeois was without a doubt the most influential woman artist in the 20th century. This video features her large retrospective exhibition at the Centre Pompidou Beaubourg in Paris in 2008. 
Recently passed away French born artist Louise Bourgeois was without a doubt the most influential woman artist in the 20th century. This is a trailer about a documentary on her life. 
Otto Piene is one of the most important 20th century German artists. In this film we show his restored version of the installation “The proliferation of the sun” at the Museum am Ostwall in Dortmund. 
Michal Rovner is an Israeli artist who works in the media of videoart and installation. Her work often deals with the role of the individual in a society that pushes us towards anonymity. 
Emmanuel Lagarrigue is a young French artist who works with sound as a material rather than as a medium. He uses it in sculptures and installations. 
Young Israeli artist Ariel Schlesinger works with basic means to achieve a self-sufficient, neverending and intriguing perpetuum mobile made out of 2 sheets of white paper. |
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