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- The Nam June Paik Archive Collection is a blend of traditional paper holdings (letters, writings, ephemera) and objects (studio effects, recordings, vintage electronics and other source materials).
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The Nam June Paik Archive Collection is a blend of traditional paper holdings (letters, writings, ephemera) and objects (studio effects, recordings, vintage electronics and other source materials).
- Highlights from the Nam June Paik Archive Collection
The Nam June Paik Archive Collection holds many examples of...
- Highlights from the Nam June Paik Archive Collection
The Nam June Paik Archive Collection holds many examples of materials the artist used in the planning stages of artworks. A cardboard template of Louisiana, which was part of a trial version of Electronic Superhighway, 1995, shows how Paik designed the layout of that installation.
Nam June Paik Archive comprises primary materials held Paik’s colleagues, friends and collectors. This special collection consists of correspondence, plans and drawings, photographs and films, exhibition posters, brochures, catalogues and Fluxus editions.
The Nam June Paik collection consists of documentation, correspondence, sculptural robots, video, television technology, and thousands of individual studio items. It provides unprecedented insight into Paik's creative process, his sources of inspiration, and the communities of artists on three continents with whom he worked for more than five ...
The Nam June Paik Archive Collection is comprised of two interrelated bodies of material: The Paik Papers are currently housed within the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s Research and Scholars Center offices, which are located about one block north of the museum, at 750 Ninth Street, N.W., Washington, D.C.
In 2009, the Smithsonian American Art Museum acquired the complete estate archive of the artist Nam June Paik, one of the most influential artists of his generation, who transformed television and video into artists' media.
A crux of Paik’s Video Study, VIDEOS presents the videos from Nam June Paik Art Center Video Archives. WORKS comprises various editions and clips of Paik’s single channel videos and source works for video sculptures and installations.
