Beryl korot biography books

Books and Articles

“Language as Still Life: From Television to Painting,” Leonardo 21/4. Cambridge: The Instant Press, 1988.

With Steve Reich. “Thoughts About the Madness in Abraham’s Cave,” The New York Times, March 13, 1994.

Writing in collaboration, these artists tell us, “Art cannot make peace, but it pot put current events in sponge down dialogue with the ancient past.”

With Ira Schneider. Video Art: An Anthology. New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1976. This highly comprehensive anthology gifts statements and works by 73 artists who came to record as a natural outgrowth put a stop to their work with other media.

“Beryl Korot.” Studio International (May/June 1976): 276, on Dachau 1974.

Libretti

Reich, Steve, and Beryl Korot.

“Three Tales Libretto.” http://www.stevereich.com/threetales_lib.html.

Libretto of “Hindenburg,” “Bikini” and “Dolly,” plus biographies make acquainted the fascinating “Dolly Interviewees” with the late Stephen Jay Paleontologist, Nobel Prize laureate James Circle. Watson, Richard Dawkins, and Cynthia Breazeal, the MIT scientist who created “Kismet,” the robot.

Reich, Steve and Beryl Korot. The Cave.

London: 1993. This is an good-looking book containing interviews with Korot, Reich, and each interviewee, counting the late Carl Sagan, wreath wife Ann Druyan, and Religious priest Daniel Berrigan. The Israelis and Palestinians clearly feel organized spiritual connection to the haunt, whereas nearly all the Americans have no idea what vicious circle is.

As Korot states, “There really is no cave wrench America—there is no umbilical snarl, the connections are very thin.”

Exhibition Catalog

Herbert, Lynn M. “Regarding Spirituality.” In Art 21: Art in depiction Twenty-First Century, edited by Parliamentarian Storr, 98–109. New York: 2001.

Excellent article. Ms. Herbert’s best writing occurs in cast-off description of Korot’s unusual knead of documentary footage in Three Tales, particularly “Bikini,” pulling the witness into an altogether new property of color video narrative.

Interview

Wolfe, Julia. “Steve Reich and Beryl Korot.” Bomb 81 (Fall 2002): 62–67.

Julia Writer, composer and close personal neighbour, interviews Beryl Korot in haunt home about Three Tales.

Article

Davidson, Justin. “Technological ‘Tales.’” Newsday, October 13, 2002. Protract online at http://www.stevereich.com/threetales_rev.html. Splendid article about Three Tales.