“There are three forms of visual art: Painting is art to look at, sculpture is art you can walk around, and architecture is art you can walk through.”
Dan Rice
Installation Art Videos
Pushing the limits, making us experience something out of the ordinary in our very day-to-day social space, giving us a new point of view, a real experience, here is the point of installation art. Thus it does not have to be set up in galleries or museums, it is much more powerful when encountered in the street, as close to us as possible. You will find here a lot of installations documented in video, thus second-hand experiences, but very interesting though. Enjoy!
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Park(ing) Day! Installation Art. 2011.
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Miami Art Museum Installation of Large-Scale
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Olafur Eliasson - unbelievable physics
in installation art | |
Amy Stacey Curtis, Installation Artist
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BeeKANNO Doll Installation Art "KURA"part1
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Hikikomori Documentation Clip | |
Installation Art | |
Masking Reality (Installation Art) | |
EEOOY::How-to-make contemporary installation
art::Ep.2 Part1 | |
EEOOY::How-to-make contemporary installation
art::Ep.1 Part1 | |
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