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Martin Böttcher is an international known artist and architect who lives and works in Frankfurt, Germany. He focusses on: • lightinstallations • 3D video projection mapping ...
Martin Böttcher. Composer: Derrick. Böttcher was born 1927 in Berlin/Germany. After the second world war the young Böttcher began as solo guitarist at Nordwestdeutscher Rundfunk. In the year 1955 he wrote the music for his first film Der Hauptmann und sein Held (1955). Already his next movie Teenage Wolfpack (1956), was a great artistic success for himself. He becomes one of the busiest ...
- June 17, 1927
- April 19, 2019
- Summary of Video Art
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Video became an excitingly immediate medium for artists after its introduction in the early 1960s. The expensive technology, which had been available prior only within the corporate broadcasting arena, experienced an advent when Sony first created an economical consumer piece of equipment that allowed everyday people access to vast new possibilitie...
With the introduction of the television set in the second half of the 20thcentury, people gained a new all-consuming pastime. Many artists of the era used video to make works that highlighted what...Some artists have used video to make us think more critically about, and oftentimes look to dissect, Hollywood film conventions. By eschewing the typical templates of formulaic narration, or by pre...Looking beyond video's recording capabilities, many artists use it as a medium for its intrinsic properties with work that mimics more traditional forms of art like painting, sculpture, collage, or...Because Video art was radically new for its time, some artists who were trying to push limits in contemporary society felt video an ideal format for their own work. This can be seen in the Feminist...Although artists have been creating moving images in some form since the early-20thcentury, the first works to be widely labeled as 'Video art' are from the 1960s. The first nationalities to pick up on the Portapak as an artistic tool - and therefore those who made the earliest pieces of Video art - were, unsurprisingly, from those countries where ...
Video allowed artists from various movements to expand their existing toolkit and get their diverse ideas across in an unprecedentedly immediate way. Video's portability and ease of use allowed practitioners to record their actions or performances in a way previously unimaginable. These artists all used video to produce extraordinarily direct and p...
Nam June Paik's early prediction on the dominance of video has become, at least partially, true. Although Video art has by no means replaced the more traditional mediums in the contemporary art world, it has become an exhaustive field which certainly complements them. Contemporary Video art practices continue to expand in both form and content, all...
Apr 20, 2019 · Within a short time, this theme became famous all over the world, and even received attention in the American Billboard charts. The hit writer Martin Böttcher found his greatest success in the 1960s composing the score for ten of the Karl May films, the first being Der Schatz im Silbersee with the famous "Old-Shatterhand-Melodie".
Mar 3, 2014 · Some recognize Andy Warhol as a precursor to the genre for his famed film stills, while many others tie origins back to Fluxus and its artists, like Wolf Vostell, who may have been the first to incorporate a television into a work of art. That said, video art’s breadth and phenomenological, international growth have left its origins ...
Dec 23, 2016 · The invention in the mid-twentieth century of television and video offered artists a new medium in the making of art. Many artists first used video simply to record their performance art, but others began experimenting with effects and images that could be produced only through this medium. Video art began to include viewings in museums and ...
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Jun 24, 2013 · The most famous work of video art in the world right now is Marclay’s The Clock (2010), a montage of recognizable moments from TV and movies that feature clocks or watches, which Marclay and his ...
