Meanings
- not comparableInvolving more than one display monitor.
“Jeanne Delman” aside, Ms. Akerman’s greatest work is “D’Est” (“From the East”), a multimonitor installation piece that centers on blank-faced Eastern Europeans in train stations and other bleak surroundings.
2008 April 26, Roberta Smith, “Levitation and Smoking: Signature Images in Video Works”, in New York Times
Origin
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