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The Royal Academy of Arts in London, one of the city’s most esteemed institutions, is pairing a group of exquisite late drawings by Michelangelo with—and you’re reading this correctly—videos by the ...

PHILADELPHIA — When we immerse ourselves in Bill Viola’s videos, it is as if we are dipping into a pool that brings us into other realms of consciousness, and the water is the continual flow of time.

LONG BEACH, Calif. – Bill Viola, a video artist who combined with director Peter Sellars on a groundbreaking production of Wagner's “Tristan und Isolde” originally seen in Los Angeles, Paris and New ...

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PARIS — Free-floating habits are often hard to abandon. The term “video” as a definable medium — and thus “video art” — is now essentially archaic, due to the convergence of all capture technologies ...

The most extensive exhibition of Bill Viola’s work in the UK in 10 years, opened this past weekend at Yorkshire Sculpture Park (YSP). The exhibition surveys twenty years’ worth of Viola’s artistic ...

Since the 1970s Bill Viola has been a celebrated pioneer in the art medium of video. “He’s one of the most important contemporary artists working, period. It’s accessible. I think people connect with ...

Bill Viola’s attention-commanding video installations, marking the video pioneer’s first U.S. museum survey since 2003, deliver a poig­nant commentary on how art can uplift the spirit. “This ...

Artist Bill Viola has died. The trailblazing creator of monumental video works died Friday at his home in Long Beach, Calif., of complications related to Alzheimer’s disease. He was 73. The news was ...