Video

Interface

Tom Leonhardt

1984, 07:30 minutes, colour

TAPECODE 283.00

A visual and musical meditation on the relationship between the individual and the computer. The boundary between the two worlds; the analog and the digital, gradually dissolves when the image of a face is input into the machine, massaged and transformed into a surreal mask.

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Critical Writing

Serious Games: Harun Farocki
by Ming Lin. Art AsiaPacific, Mar/Apr 2015, no. 92.
A Critique of the Media: Turning the Tables: Surveillance...
by Michael Rush. Video Art, 2003. London: Thames & Hudson, 2003.
Body and Screen
by Margaret Morse. Wide Angle, Jan. 1999, v. 21, no. 1.
Peter Campus Selected Works 1973-1987
by David S. Ruben and Judith Tannenbaum.
Video as Art
by Eric Cameron. Video Circuits: An Exhibition of Videotape as Art, 1974. Guelph: S.N., 1974.
Reviews: Hannah Wilke, Keith Sonnier, Douglas Davis, Peter Campus,...
by James Collins et al. Artforum, June 1974, v. 12, no. 10.
Fields: Peter Campus
by Bruce Kurtz. Arts Magazine, May 1973, v. 47, no. 7.
"Video is Being Invented"
by Bruce Kurtz. Arts Magazine, Dec. 1973, v. 47, no. 3.