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Review: Brno House of Arts Presents The History of Video Art in Communist Eastern Europe
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Review: Brno House of Arts Presents The History of Video Art in Communist Eastern Europe
The Brno House of Arts is currently hosting a new exhibition, ‘Distorted Image: Chapters from the Beginnings of Video Art’, exploring the emergence of video art in formerly Communist Eastern Europe. From the late 1960s to the mid-1990s, the former Czechoslovakia, Poland, and Hungary underwent tremendous political changes, prompting many artists in these countries to experiment with various forms of video art as a form of defiance. The exhibition…
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