Three Art21 Artists in Automatic Update exhibition at MoMA

July 16th, 2007
by Kelly Shindler

MoMA’s new media exhibition, Automatic Update, features work by Art21 artists Laurie Anderson (Season 1), Paul Pfeiffer (Season 2), and Pierre Huyghe (Season 4).

Laurie Anderson’s short film about cloning herself, What You Mean We? (1986) screens during the program “Automatic Update: Shorts,” this Wednesday and also Thursday, August 30 at 6 p.m.

Paul Pfeiffer, <i>John 3:16</i>, 2000. Courtesy the artist and The Project, New York and Los Angeles Pierre Huyghe, <i>Two Minutes out of Time</i>, 2000. Courtesy the artist and Marian Goodman Gallery.

Paul Pfeiffer’s installed video loop, John 3:16 (2000, on left) is currently on view in MoMA’s Media Gallery.

Two Minutes Out of Time (2000, right), a video by Pierre Huyghe about purchasing the rights to a Manga character, is screening Thursday, August 30 at 8:30 p.m. as part of the exhibition’s ‚ÄúThe Artist and the Computer‚Äù program.

Posted in: Paul Pfeiffer, Reblog, Laurie Anderson, Pierre Huyghe, > Video:, New York City, Exhibitions
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One Response to “Three Art21 Artists in Automatic Update exhibition at MoMA”

  1. Jason Mejer on May 28, 2008 2:36 am

    Hi Laurie,
    I have known of you for a long time. I am 38 and teach part time at QU. Your in my book of cool chicks haha.
    Jason Mejer

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