Bill Viola interview (1995)

Video artist Bill Viola, who was chosen to represent the U.S. at the Venice Biennale, examines video art and the way it is accepted in the art world.
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[@DaveS-Ace]

Went to one of his shows in London years ago when i was a kid, his work blew my mind. Even till today 15+ years on i draw inspiration from him in my oil paintings. Legend

[@ManufacturingIntellect]

Viola's a huge inspiration for me too. I'd love to see your work! I'll try to find some more Viola interviews.

[@mariagabriellagiuliani6381]

I appreciate, Bill Viola

[@LonaresGhost]

9:27 starts talking about the greeting

[@rr7firefly]

It's a darn shame that a few vignettes of many of Viola's finer videos were not shown in this Charlie Rose segment. One of those could have been "A Room for Saint John of the Cross" or "Heaven and Earth" or "The Crossing." Instead we get the super slo-mo "The Greeting" -- not very interesting visually, not enthralling conceptually.

[@diogogoncalves8143]

Dont stick to USA only knowledge