Video art has been around for a long time. But in the 1980s, when artist Coco Fusco was just starting out, it was “not the stuff of mainstream museums,” For a long time, there wasn’t much of ...

The rarefied history of video art is foreign to all but a niche group of academics and art-world types. When artists first got their hands on portable video equipment in the late 60's, they made ...

Video art is still in the process of establishing itself. Despite the fact that art has been created through the medium over the course of the past century, it’s still hard to pin down what ...

Since its emergence in the 1960s, it’s video art that has typically been harder to present and sell and perhaps to take in, too, often requiring time and patience of its viewer.

The impact on video art of Marclay’s “The Clock,” which is on display at the Museum of Modern Art in New York through Feb. 17, has been as jolting as “Hamilton” on musicals.

Video art cuts through the noise. But the noise is getting louder. In ‘Signals: How Video Transformed the World’ at MoMA, video art is all political. April 6, 2023 More than ...

No genre of art is more misunderstood, or less appreciated, by the general public than video art — for a couple of reasons. Even though it has been recognized and discussed for more than half a ...