Sounds of Silence
Modern Painters, Winter 2002, pp. 102-103
This article describes Janet Cardiff's artistic process and her need for space. Since moving to Berlin in the early 2000's, her work has augmented in quality as well as been acclaimed internationally. The Paradise Institute garnered Cardiff and her husband George Bures Miller the jury prize at the Venice Biennale. Cardiff's journey from print to sound artist introduces the notion that Berlin may be for Cardiff a great source of creativity in the continuation of her artistic endeavours.
ITEM 2002.203 – available for viewing in the Research Centre
Videos, Artworks and Artists Cited
To Touch – Janet Cardiff
Conspiracy Theory – Janet Cardiff
A Large Slow River – Janet Cardiff
The Paradise Institute – Janet Cardiff
Walk, The Telephone Conversation – Janet Cardiff
Forty-Part Motet – Janet Cardiff
Rodney Graham
The Idea of North – Glenn Gould