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Revision as of 23:18, 28 November 2006
1. Orlan
Orlan(1990),
First Surgery-
http://www.orlan.net/
Video : http://www.vdb.org/smackn.acgi$misc?clips/OPERATIONR_002.mov
Access date : Nov. 25 2006
2. Stelarc
Extra Ear, 1999 http://www.stelarc.va.com.au/extra_ear/index.htm
Extra Ear 1/4 Scale, 2003 http://www.stelarc.va.com.au/quarterear/index.html
The Last Suspension, 1988 www.paris-art.com/image_detail-10134.html
Sitting/Swaying: Event for rock suspension, 1980 http://www.monash.edu.au/news/monashmemo/stories/20050803/print-version.html
Access date : Nov. 25 2006
3. Damien Hirst
a) Cut up cow
Mother and Child divided, 1993 http://www.tate.org.uk/britain/turnerprize/history/hirst.htm
b) any other of his works that ellict a visceral response
This little piggy went to market, this little piggy stayed home, 1996 http://www.artchive.com/artchive/H/hirst.html
The pig (entitled This little piggy went to market, this little piggy stayed home): "The pig is sliced down the middle, displayed in two separate tanks. Driven on a plinth by motorised pulleys, this dumb animal constantly passes itself in the endless shuffle, a parody of the futile rat race of life."
Access date : Nov. 25 2006
4. Jana Sterbak
meat dress, 1987 http://www.snopes.com/politics/arts/meatdress.asp
Access date : Nov. 25 2006
5. Body Worlds
6. Protrude and Flow (5 or 6 images)
[plus short video clip that shows how it responds to sound
IF it clearly shows cause-and-effect]
7. (Virtual?) Guillotine (at SIGGRAPH 2001 I think)
8. Tissue Culture/symbiotica (5 or 6 images)
a) images that are about growing tissue but which
don't in themselves really provoke a visceral response
if you didn't know what it was
b) images that DO provoke a visceral response (the ear in particular)
9. Female artist who used an endoscopic camera to explore her insides
10. Osmose (3 or 4 distinctly different images)
11. Margaret Dolinsky VR images (2 of the most otherworldly,
not the one that is about music)
12. Jill Scott (any image or images about her skin/touch project)
13. the mechanic digestion machine created by an artist
(you put food in one end and poo comes out of the other end
after it has been digested)
14. Francis Bacon (triptych) or the most viscerally evocative; painting
15. steak sliding down wall at Pompideau (male artist; maybe 2004 or 2005)
it was included in the Pompideau's first real exhibit of interactive art I think
16. the experiment where people wore glasses that inverted the world;
they adapted over a certain period of time (I need to know what that
period of time was); maybe 1889? Perhaps ask Brian Fisher, as this
is often cited in perception books
17. Flesh by Scofidio and Diller (the most provocative images, maybe 3 or so)
18. Graphic design: a poster by the designer who inscribes himself with typography
(that is, he cuts into his skin; Jayme will know the name of the guy)
19. Movie: Crocuhing Tiger, Hidden Dragon (1 or 2 stills of people obviously
flying)
20. An image of the Indian ritual thaipusam, especially where the person
contorts himself in ways that don't look possible
21. Stills from film director Cronenberg
a) 5 or 6 from the movie about computer game
b) an image where the guy put the video in his stomach in Videodrome
