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Work Title (display):
What Follows Interview, Victoria Keddie
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Image Title:
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Work Dates (display):
April 25, 2013
Work Dates type:
interview
Work Creator (display):
Victoria Keddie (American, born 1980)
Work Creator gender:
female
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Work Creator notes (display):
My work explores the cacophony of media ecologies that we operate within, both as an intimate and planetary exchange. The technologies built for transmission come from universal principles of electromagnetic energies. In our history, these tools for transmission have altered our ways of seeing, being, and communicating in the world. The overwhelming level of radiation and energy reaching to, and passing through our bodies place us in a new phase in the Anthropocene. No longer are we participating at will, rather, we are engrossed in a system that merges the animate with the inanimate in a congealed machinic exchange between the signal and the receiver. My focus is to expose the particular gestures of the body in tandem with tools of broadcast and transmission and to decipher the patterns that have become an operative language with the machines I work with. // Victoria Keddie is an artist working in varying media and broadcast transmission. For over a decade, Keddie has been the Co-Director of E.S.P. TV, a nomadic TV studio, and episodic cable access serial, that hybridizes technologies to realize synthetic environments and deconstruct the televisual for live performance. Keddie teaches Advanced Televisual Broadcast, has written on pioneering/contemporary artists using televisual language within their work, and has lectured extensively as a guest artist exploring topics of polymedia, identifying broadcast as a medium, and in exploring the body in tandem with tools of broadcast and transmission. https://www.victori…
Work Creator UCB affiliation (display):
2013 visiting artist, Visiting Artist Program
Work Creator memberOf:
E.S.P. TV
Work Style Period:
21st century
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Work Style Period:
Contemporary
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Work Subject:
video art
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sound (acoustics)
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interviews
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Work Measurements (display):
00:30:49
Work Location (Repository or Site) name:
University of Colorado, Department of Art and Art History
Work Location (Repository or Site) role:
interview
Work Location (Geographic) name:
Boulder, Colorado
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© University of Colorado, Department of Art and Art History
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Work Rights (display):
© Victoria Keddie
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Art and Art History Visual Resources Center
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