Art:21 : art in the twenty-first century, Season four

The Resource Art:21 : art in the twenty-first century, Season four
Label
Art:21 : art in the twenty-first century, Season four
Title remainder
art in the twenty-first century
Title number
Season four
Statement of responsibility
executive producer and curator, Susan Sollins ; series producer, Eve Moros Ortega ; series created by Susan Sollins and Susan Dowling ; a production of Art21, Inc
Title variation
  • Art twenty-one
  • Art in the 21st century
  • Art in the twenty-first century
  • Art 21 season four
Contributor
Subject
Genre
Language
eng
Summary
"Meet contemporary artists at work and speaking in their own words - direct, accessible, and unfiltered...[T]his unique four-hour series spotlights 17 artists working in the United States today, and invites viewers behind the scenes to see artists at work in their homes, communities, and unexpected sites - from an old-growth forest to a military base to a film set. The artists, including painters, photographers, sculptors, and video artists, demonstrate the breadth of artistic practice across the country and explore questions that are both timeless and timely - about politics, mortality, love, nature, science, order, chaos, and more." - Container
Member of
Cataloging source
TEFMT
Characteristic
videorecording
Credits note
Directors of photography, Martial Barrault ... [et al.] ; composer, Peter Foley
PerformerNote
  • Featured artists (Romance): Laurie Simmons, Lari Pittman, Judy Pfaff, Pierre Huyghe
  • Featured artists (Protest): Nancy Spero, An-My Lê, Alfredo Jaar, Jenny Holzer
  • Featured artists (Ecology): Ursula von Rydingsvard, Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle, Robert Adams, Mark Dion
  • Featured artists (Paradox): Mark Bradford, Catherine Sullivan, Robert Ryman, Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla
Runtime
224
Target audience
adult
Technique
live action
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