Bill Viola "Hatsu-Yume (First Dream)"
at Mori Art Museum
in the Roppongi, Akasaka area
This event has ended - (2006-10-14 - 2007-01-08)
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Videos of Interview with Bill Viola
This interview with Bill Viola was conducted in the opening week of his retrospective Hatsu-Yume (First Dream) at the Mori Art Museum in Tokyo.
Aneta Glinkowska. Born in Poland. She has lived in New York since 1996, where she attended college and graduate school. To escape the routine of science labs in college, she went to the movies daily. Following an MA in Cinema Studies, she roams Tokyo as a writer, visiting art galleries daily and blogging about art events. She's looking for opportunities to write about art and cinema for all types of publications. Contact via email: aneta [at] tokyoartbeat [dot ]com. » See other writings
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Grace
2006-11-16
Hello! My name isGrace. I am attending KUS SHAN University from Taiwan and I am a graduate student. I am very interested in your canned-artistry. Could I have your E-mail, which I want to contact you by the E-mail? I am going to write an essay which will interview many famous designers. Also, it will be published and collected in Taiwan’s main libraries. I hope someone interested in your artistry will have the chance to read about you. Thank you for your cooperation. Look forward to your reply.
Grace
親愛的Bill Viola:
您好!我是來自於台灣的研究生(KUS SHAN UNIVERSITY)，目前對您錄像作品感到非常有興趣，覺得您的作品具有很深切的意義，也吸引許多觀賞者的注意!
不知是否有這個榮譽透過e-mail的方式來訪問您呢?不好意思可否給我您的電子郵件呢?而最後我將寫出一篇小論文，這篇論述會集合許多設計師的訪問內容所出的一本書，也將會收藏在我國各大圖書館裡，希望藉由這個機會，對您有興趣的讀者，也會看到這篇文章，並且我們也會感激您的合作，真的希望有這個機會，非常謝謝您!也希望能得到您的回覆。
並且祝您一切順利
學生Grace留
aneta
2007-07-23
here, at TateShots, is a new video interview with Bill Viola about his new work at/for Venice Biennale 2007. at times too technical and too spiritual, but probably worth seeing. i did not manage to see this part of the exhibition in Venice this June, but it’s probably interesting to visit, as it has its own special exhibition space, a church– so fit for the spiritual viola works.