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Par Jacques Doyon Jacques Doyon : Dans le cadre d’une pratique photographique élaborée sur plus de vingt ans, ton intérêt pour les archives d’images et leurs supports de conservation et de présentation a été constant. Parallèlement à ton travail photographique, tu as produit des livres d’artiste et des installations qui portent aussi sur les pratiques muséales. Cet article a été publié uniquement en anglais à l'origine. Aucune traduction n'est disponible. Also see the linked essayRoy Arden’s piece presents a kaleidoscopic flux of some 10,000 images extracted from the web, depicting different manifestations of the concrete world. Structured around arbitrary entries, it deploys so many numerous variations that we are left in a state of amazement and confusion. Cet article a été publié uniquement en anglais à l'origine. Aucune traduction n'est disponible. – Lire le résumé Also see the artist's portfolio Also see the linked essayIn The World as Will and Representation, his first-ever online/Internet art project, acclaimed Vancouver artist Roy Arden returns to the archival tropes, modes, and motifs that helped give decisive shape to his landmark works from the mid-1980s, the best known of which are the Rupture, Abjection, and Mission “series” or “suites.” Cet article a été publié uniquement en anglais à l'origine. Aucune traduction n'est disponible. Also see the artist's portfolioBy Roy Arden I have collected images since I was a child; the first were usually cut with scissors from Life magazine. I also then began collecting images in my mind. I remember the journalistic images of the civil-rights marches, of Vietnam, the Beatles, and so on, that began to accumulate in my mental archive. Cet article a été publié uniquement en anglais à l'origine. Aucune traduction n'est disponible. Also see the linked essayCheryl Sourkes has been surfing and capturing webcam images for several years, and her work serves to articulate for viewers some of the ponderous questions that emerge in seeing the world differently through this particular technology. Cet article a été publié uniquement en anglais à l'origine. Aucune traduction n'est disponible. – Lire le résumé Also see the artist's portfolioPerusing webcams online is perhaps, at least superficially, far less interesting than one might imagine. Tracking down streaming images from all over the world is a rather mechanical task, and the images and locations that are found with varying degrees of ease seem to blur together at some point, breeding a kind of armchair-tourism ennui. KaapEngine (Prototype), ca. 1996 http://www.stedelijk.nl/capricorn/øøkaap/start.html
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