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| | | NEW MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ARTAernout Mik: RefractionEssays by Dan Cameron and Andrea Inselmann. Foreword by Lisa Phillips.
Aernout Mik's work forcefully combines video and architecture to transform exhibition spaces into vivid, unsettling tableaux of irrational human behavior. In Refraction, the viewer comes upon an accident the moment after it has occurred: An overturned bus fills a screen, rescue workers are scrambling, and traffic appears backed up for miles. No victims of the accident are depicted, although their absence does not seem to strike anyone as peculiar. As the camera shifts its perspective from the inside of the bus to the backup of cars to the ditch in front of the bus, an unspoken antagonistic energy slowly builds between various players in the scene. Refraction is presented as a rear-screen projection on a slightly bent wall, the shape of which visually echoes the jackknifed carriage of the bus.
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| | | |  | Edited by Laurence Kardish. Text by Laurence Kardish, Kelly Sidley, Michael T. Taussig.THE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART, NEW YORKISBN: 9780870707421
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|  | Essays by Dan Cameron and Andrea Inselmann. Foreword by Lisa Phillips.NEW MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ARTISBN: 9780915557899
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|  | Essays by Antje von Graevenitz, Kasper Kŕnig and Gerhard Kolberg.WALTHER KöNIG, KöLNISBN: 9783883758275
USD $20.00 | CAN $25Pub Date: 6/15/2004
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|  | Artwork by Aernout Mik. Edited by Jaap Guldemond. Text by Maxine Kopsa, Mark Kremer, Bernhard Balkenhol.NAI010 PUBLISHERS/STEDELIJK VAN ABBEMUSEUM, EINDHOVENISBN: 9789070149772
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| Aernout Mik: Refraction Published by New Museum of Contemporary Art.
Essays by Dan Cameron and Andrea Inselmann. Foreword by Lisa Phillips. | Aernout Mik's work forcefully combines video and architecture to transform exhibition spaces into vivid, unsettling tableaux of irrational human behavior. In Refraction, the viewer comes upon an accident the moment after it has occurred: An overturned bus fills a screen, rescue workers are scrambling, and traffic appears backed up for miles. No victims of the accident are depicted, although their absence does not seem to strike anyone as peculiar. As the camera shifts its perspective from the inside of the bus to the backup of cars to the ditch in front of the bus, an unspoken antagonistic energy slowly builds between various players in the scene. Refraction is presented as a rear-screen projection on a slightly bent wall, the shape of which visually echoes the jackknifed carriage of the bus.
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