Beuys Vox
Date/ 1961-1988
Artist(Credit Line)/ Nam June Paik
Classification/ Installation
- I Wrote it in Tokyo in 1954
- Beuys Vox
- Magnet TV
- Nixon TV
- TV Crown
- Swiss Clock
- Participation TV
- TV Garden
- TV Fish (Video Fish)
- TV Buddha
- TV Clock
- Moon is the Oldest TV
- Candle TV
- Real Fish/Live Fish
- Three Elements :Square
- Three Elements : Triangle
- Three Elements : Circle
- Elephant Cart
- Think Loud
- Piano & Letters
- Rabbit inhabits the moon
- Ideas You Believe are Absurd Ultimately Lead to Success
- Eclipse
- No.1 Video Chandelier
- Transmission Tower
Dimensions/ variable
Medium/ mixed media
Beuys Vox was produced to honor Joseph Beuys after his death and it reflects the in-depth relationship between Nam June Paik and Joseph Beuys. Apparent from the title, ‘Beuys’ voice,’ this work is composed with different voices of Beuys. It also includes their photograph at the Zero group exhibition in 1961 when the two were just acquaintances, a memo ‘Josef ’ written in Paik’s book (1962), the photograph of 24 Hours performance in 1965 by the two artists, and the photograph and vinyl of their joint performance, In Memorium George Macinaus: Klavierduett.
Medium/ mixed media
Beuys Vox was produced to honor Joseph Beuys after his death and it reflects the in-depth relationship between Nam June Paik and Joseph Beuys. Apparent from the title, ‘Beuys’ voice,’ this work is composed with different voices of Beuys. It also includes their photograph at the Zero group exhibition in 1961 when the two were just acquaintances, a memo ‘Josef ’ written in Paik’s book (1962), the photograph of 24 Hours performance in 1965 by the two artists, and the photograph and vinyl of their joint performance, In Memorium George Macinaus: Klavierduett.
