Comments for Adaptation http://adaptation.uchicago.edu Video Installations by Ben-Ner, Herrera, Sullivan, and Sussman & the Rufus Corporation Sat, 07 Nov 2009 09:37:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 Comment on About the Work by Adaptation Artists Talk | Just Indiana Blog Network http://adaptation.uchicago.edu/artists/ben-ner/work/#comment-1434 Adaptation Artists Talk | Just Indiana Blog Network Wed, 20 May 2009 11:49:15 +0000 http://adaptation.uchicago.edu/artists/ben-ner/work/#comment-1434 [...] For Wild Boy, you built a large-scale installation that echoes the set you created in your home where you filmed the work. How do you feel that this installation changes the experience of the video for the viewer? It is comfortable. It suggests to you, the viewer, to lie down, relax and take your time – that’s it. I am usually not very found of video installations, and I can live with Wild Boy detached from the installation very peacefully. (View an excerpt from Ben-Ner’s single-channel video Wild Boy, 2004) [...] […] For Wild Boy, you built a large-scale installation that echoes the set you created in your home where you filmed the work. How do you feel that this installation changes the experience of the video for the viewer? It is comfortable. It suggests to you, the viewer, to lie down, relax and take your time – that’s it. I am usually not very found of video installations, and I can live with Wild Boy detached from the installation very peacefully. (View an excerpt from Ben-Ner’s single-channel video Wild Boy, 2004) […]

]]> Comment on About the Work by Adaptation Artists Talk | Indianapolis Museum of Art Blog http://adaptation.uchicago.edu/artists/ben-ner/work/#comment-1433 Adaptation Artists Talk | Indianapolis Museum of Art Blog Wed, 20 May 2009 11:23:38 +0000 http://adaptation.uchicago.edu/artists/ben-ner/work/#comment-1433 [...] For Wild Boy, you built a large-scale installation that echoes the set you created in your home where you filmed the work. How do you feel that this installation changes the experience of the video for the viewer? It is comfortable. It suggests to you, the viewer, to lie down, relax and take your time – that’s it. I am usually not very found of video installations, and I can live with Wild Boy detached from the installation very peacefully. (View an excerpt from Ben-Ner’s single-channel video Wild Boy, 2004) [...] […] For Wild Boy, you built a large-scale installation that echoes the set you created in your home where you filmed the work. How do you feel that this installation changes the experience of the video for the viewer? It is comfortable. It suggests to you, the viewer, to lie down, relax and take your time – that’s it. I am usually not very found of video installations, and I can live with Wild Boy detached from the installation very peacefully. (View an excerpt from Ben-Ner’s single-channel video Wild Boy, 2004) […]

]]> Comment on Through a Curtain Grayly: Arturo Herrera’s “Les Noces” by Open Practice Committee » Blog » Our Literal Speed 2009 http://adaptation.uchicago.edu/2008/04/16/through-a-curtain-grayly-arturo-herreras-les-noces/#comment-1432 Open Practice Committee » Blog » Our Literal Speed 2009 Thu, 14 May 2009 16:49:16 +0000 http://adaptation.uchicago.edu/2008/04/16/through-a-curtain-grayly-arturo-herreras-les-noces/#comment-1432 [...] http://adaptation.uchicago.edu/2008/04/16/through-a-curtain-grayly-arturo-herreras-les-noces/ [...] […] http://adaptation.uchicago.edu/2008/04/16/through-a-curtain-grayly-arturo-herreras-les-noces/ […]

]]> Comment on About the Work by Quinceañera-ing « Hankblog http://adaptation.uchicago.edu/artists/sullivan/work/#comment-1431 Quinceañera-ing « Hankblog Wed, 14 Jan 2009 01:22:13 +0000 http://adaptation.uchicago.edu/artists/sullivan/work/#comment-1431 [...] | by Mike When you visit the Henry exhibition Adaptation, check out Catherine Sullivan’s Triangle of Need (2007), which incorporates vintage footage of quinceañera dances filmed in the Vizcaya Gardens in [...] […] | by Mike When you visit the Henry exhibition Adaptation, check out Catherine Sullivan’s Triangle of Need (2007), which incorporates vintage footage of quinceañera dances filmed in the Vizcaya Gardens in […]

]]> Comment on About the Work by Eve Sussman: Division of Art / Henry Art Gallery Visiting Artist Lecture this Thursday! « Hankblog http://adaptation.uchicago.edu/artists/sussman/work/#comment-1427 Eve Sussman: Division of Art / Henry Art Gallery Visiting Artist Lecture this Thursday! « Hankblog Mon, 17 Nov 2008 23:53:27 +0000 http://adaptation.uchicago.edu/artists/sussman/work/#comment-1427 [...] From the Smart Museum, University of Chicago: [...] […] From the Smart Museum, University of Chicago: […]

]]> Comment on About the Work by Henry Open House Preview | Arturo Herrera in Adaptation « Hankblog http://adaptation.uchicago.edu/artists/herrera/work/#comment-1424 Henry Open House Preview | Arturo Herrera in Adaptation « Hankblog Thu, 06 Nov 2008 23:22:16 +0000 http://adaptation.uchicago.edu/artists/herrera/work/#comment-1424 [...] From the Smart Museum, University of Chicago: [...] […] From the Smart Museum, University of Chicago: […]

]]> Comment on Being Adaptable: Guy Ben-Ner inspires the Snow City Arts Foundation by Hilesh Patel http://adaptation.uchicago.edu/2008/01/30/being-adaptable-guy-ben-ner-inspires-the-snow-city-arts-foundation/#comment-15 Hilesh Patel Tue, 12 Feb 2008 13:26:59 +0000 http://adaptation.uchicago.edu/2008/01/30/being-adaptable-guy-ben-ner-inspires-the-snow-city-arts-foundation/#comment-15 I hope you do continue with the movie, scene by scene, and with, as you so eloquently and empathetically stated, the "energy and humor to shine in this work." If the screening is public please do let me know. You have an eager fan in me waiting in the audience to see Gort stomping across the screen. I hope you do continue with the movie, scene by scene, and with, as you so eloquently and empathetically stated, the “energy and humor to shine in this work.”

If the screening is public please do let me know. You have an eager fan in me waiting in the audience to see Gort stomping across the screen.

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