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Nam June Paik sitting in “TV Chair” (1968/1976) in ‘Nam June Paik Werke, 1946–1976: Music, Fluxus, Video,’ 1976 (photo © Friedrich Rosenstiel, Cologne ...

Television, especially public television, was once a bastion of experimentation. While creative people, inevitably, will push the bounds of any medium, the primary impetus was audience-oriented: How ...

The new documentary Nam June Paik: Moon Is the Oldest TV opens on a video screen displaying a geometric computer animation. Edged with primary colors, the graphic, shaped like a butterfly, moves in ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. An international noodle shop chain created by a South Korean celebrity chef has opened its first Fresno-area restaurant. Visitors ...

Netflix’s food series are the gifts that keep on giving; from Chef’s Table, The Great British Baking Show, and The Chef Show to Salt Fat Acid Heat, Ugly Delicious, and Nailed It!, the platform is ...

In 1982, as part of a Nam June Paik performance in New York, a large metal robot/sculpture attempted to cross Madison Avenue. A hilarious documentary film made at the time shows Robot K-456 eventually ...

Nam June Paik was referring to the way that the emergent technologies of post-war America––portable video, television and live broadcasting––were swiftly altering the experience of human life. From ...

Ken Hakuta, the nephew of artist Nam June Paik, has made a $1 million gift to Harvard Art Museums to create the Nam June Paik Fellowship in memory of his uncle, who died in 2006. “Nam June Paik was a ...

Nam June Paik, the avant-garde artist credited with inventing video art in the 1960s by combining multiple TV screens with sculpture, music and live performers, has died. He was 74. The Korean-born ...

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IN THE EARLY 1970s Nam June Paik won a Rockefeller Foundation fellowship with a proposal “to destroy national television”. The award gave him the resources to make “Global Groove” (1973), a joyous ...