Thank you so much, his work is so meaningful in so many levels! Desacralisation of classical music, music transformed in image, technology and mass media as a form of art, the need of interaction, a new piece in every visitor, the meeting of East and West, of the rituals and writings of mother land, the available technology and the infinite possibilities that everyone of us have to change the given... I came to know him a little bit because of BTS and the numerous homages they do to his art, and I'm with lots of new meaningful concepts and connections playing in my head right now with this music -or holistic experience- that still is not considered "art".
the awful incidental music underneath this doc almost ( does ) render it unwatchable, well unlistenable - then you can only look and read the subtitles for some scenes. what a mistake
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Thank you so much, his work is so meaningful in so many levels! Desacralisation of classical music, music transformed in image, technology and mass media as a form of art, the need of interaction, a new piece in every visitor, the meeting of East and West, of the rituals and writings of mother land, the available technology and the infinite possibilities that everyone of us have to change the given... I came to know him a little bit because of BTS and the numerous homages they do to his art, and I'm with lots of new meaningful concepts and connections playing in my head right now with this music -or holistic experience- that still is not considered "art".
06:49 Brötzmann FOREVER 🙏🎷💓
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한국의 자막 부탁합니다. 영어를 모르는 한국의 어린 아이의 교육을 위해. 이 교육은 필요 합니다.
I believe Wolf Vostell was the first artist to bring television sets into a gallery.
Can someone tell me what did he say at the end of the video?
'Be a little different'
@@farissen He said something before it. Do you understand it?
@@BraunLuis "I hate this song"
The MC invites the audience to sing happy birthday to which Paik responds 'I hate that song'.
Why you call him Pekk -- It's Nam June Paik.
Pekk is the original pronunciation in Korean. Paik is how it appears only in English.
It's rather his pronunciation of 'pianist' I find odd.
the awful incidental music underneath this doc almost ( does ) render it unwatchable, well unlistenable - then you can only look and read the subtitles for some scenes. what a mistake