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Vito Acconci (January 24, 1940 – April 27, 2017) was an influential American performance, video and installation artist, whose diverse practice eventually included sculpture, architectural design, and landscape design.His foundational performance and video art was characterized by "existential unease," exhibitionism, discomfort, transgression and provocation, as well as wit and audacity, and ...
Vito Acconci (Nueva York, 1940), es un poeta y un artista conceptual que empezó creando obras de “arte corporal” o “body art”. Como poeta utilizaba la hoja en blanco como lugar o espacio donde hace actuar a las palabras como objetos en movimiento. De la hoja en blanco pasaría después a la galería de arte como espacio de encuentro ...
List of all 10 obras de arte by Vito Acconci Ir para a página do artista Signup for news & updates. You entered the wrong email ... Notes on Movement II (Body as Place) Vito Acconci • 1972. Seedbed Vito Acconci • 1972. Theme Song Vito Acconci • 1973. Stones for a Wall (4) Vito ...
Vito Acconci. Seedbed. 1972. In January 1971, Acconci performed Seedbed intermittently at New York's Sonnabend Gallery. On days he performed, visitors entered to find the gallery empty except for a low wooden ramp. Below the ramp, out of sight, Acconci masturbated, basing his sexual fantasies on the movement of visitors above him.
Vito Hannibal Acconci ( New York, 24 gennaio 1940 – New York, 27 aprile 2017 [1]) è stato un designer, architetto del paesaggio e performance artist statunitense attivo negli ambiti della performance art e dell' installazione .
Acconci. Derivado del minimalismo escultórico, fue un artista y poeta estadounidense, cultivador y pionero del llamado arte corporal. De Nueva York del 40 al 2017. Caracterizado por proponer una definición del objeto material y un espacio de encuentro entre el espectador y el artista. Seedbed, 1972, fotografía de un performance en la ...
1 de dic. de 2012 · Vito Acconci: I’ve gotten used to people not thinking of “Acconci Studio”—only of “Vito Acconci”—and my 1970s work about the body that made me, made my reputation.
