From Flaming Pianos to “Video Wallpaper”

By Jay Collier | January 31, 2006 |

From the Boston Globe Nam June Paik, a leading figure in the artistic avant-garde for more than four decades, whose pioneering use of electronic imagery earned him the unofficial title “the George Washington of video art,” died Sunday [1/29/06] at his Miami apartment. He was 74. “He basically invented video art,” said George Fifield, curator…

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