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"CONCEPT TAPES 1", "CONCEPT TAPES 2", "CONCEPT TAPES 3"
1970-1990, B&W/color, VHS, NTSC.
No.1 <Identity> 31 min.
NO.2 <Derrida and Phenomenology> 25 min.
No.3 <Performance> 25 min.
Each US$50. (Institutional use US$200)
Various works which pursue relationships between words and images according to individual themes as compiled and excerpted from Taka Iimura's conceptual video tapes.
Iimura is a significant and singular filmmaker, but also one of the most important 'conceptual' artists working in any medium." Malcom Le Grice, Time Out, April 1975, London.
Screened: The Kitchen, New York; Millennium, New York; Anthology Film Archives, New York; The Lux Centre, London.
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| "Double Identities", 1979 |
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| "Time Tunnel", 1971 |
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| "This is a camera which shoots this", 1982 |
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CD-ROM "INTERACTIVE: AIUEONN SIX FEATURES"
1998, Hybrid for Mac/Windows.
Digital work: Kazuhiro Asai and Tacora InterMEDIA.
Home use : US$100. (Institutional use: US$400.)
An interactive CD-ROM version of the award winning video-tape which contains two pieces: (1) the title work, and (2) "A game of words which starts with the letter "A". A multimedia piece in which the player participates and manipulates.
"An example of muticulturalism,a connection of unity in diversity, in which Iimura plays",World Wide Video Festival, Amsterdam.
Screened: World Wide Video Festival, Amsterdam; European International Media Art Festival, Osnabruck, Germany; Moo Media Art Festival, Helsinki; Digital Art Festival, Copenhagen.
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CD-ROM "OBSERVER/OBSERVED"
1998, Hybrid for Mac/Windows Produced in co-production with the Banff Centre for the Arts, Banff,
Canada, and Euphonic, Tokyo.
Home use: US$100. (Institutional use: US$400.)
"Iimura is at his best deconstructing and reconstructing the video apparatus. Elemental and elegant, these works confront issues of language and semiotics through forms of direct address. Incisively presented, this CD-ROM offers a new generation access to classic works of video art and theory that move through stages of repetition and ennui to the point of revelation." Peter d'Agostino, artist and professor of media arts, Temple University, Philadelphia.
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□Takahiko Iimura, Film and Video, Anthology Film Archives, New York, 1990, US$20.
□Takahiko Iimura, From <Time> to <See You>, Japanese Cultural Institute, Rome, 1997, English and Italian, US$20.
□takahiko iimura at the Lux, the Lux Centre, London, 1998, US$15.
□takahiko iimura, Seeing, film et video, Galerie nationale du Jeu de Paume, Paris, 1999, French and Japanese, US$25.
□Reviews of Takahiko iimura, Takahiko Iimura Media Art Institute, 2002,
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| �ﾓ For Purchase No.1 |
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