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The Refusal of Time, William Kentridge  South African, Five-channel digital video installation, black-and-white and color, sound, 30 min.; steel megaphones, and a breathing machine (“elephant”)
William Kentridge
2012
Neighbors Without Fences, Pipilotti Rist  Swiss, Eight-channel digital video installation, color, sound, durations variable; wood, paint, limestone, props
Pipilotti Rist
2020/2023
In Search of Vanished Blood II, Nalini Malani  Indian, Six-channel video installation, color, sound, 11 min. and five painted acrylic on Mylar cylinders
Nalini Malani
2012/2017
Love (Pyramid), Maren Hassinger  American, Pink plastic bags filled with air, breath, love notes, and steelhead pushpins
Maren Hassinger
2008/2024
Every Shot, Every Episode, Jennifer and Kevin McCoy  American, Custom digital video playback installation with 277 video compact discs
Jennifer and Kevin McCoy
2001
Chinese Memory, Nam June Paik  American, born Korea, Single-channel video, color, silent, 21 min., 12 sec.; vintage television cabinet with permanent oil marker, glass, acrylic, record cover, scroll, antennae, and books
Nam June Paik
2005
Dachau 1974, Beryl Korot  American, Four-channel video installation, transferred from video tape, black-and-white, sound, 24 min. with photocopy (est.) on paper
Beryl Korot
1974

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